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Kruel Beyond Divinity Inc	Posted - 2008.04.16 19:40:00 - [1] Simple... If you're in a noobcorp you should only be allowed to fly frigs in hisec. There's a big problem with macro miners in this game. Not only does CCP have a problem keeping up with the bannings, but we can't even wardec them. Sure this will effect some non-macro miners too, but TBH you hisec risk-adverse noobcorp pussies should die too. It's time to put the hammer down. ----------------------------------- You're not a pirate unless your -10
Kruel Beyond Divinity Inc	Posted - 2008.04.16 20:31:00 - [2] Originally by: Tarminic This is either a horrible idea with no consideration for ANY players in NPC corps, or a very poor troll. Nope, I'm dead serious. Stop being such a softy. And Hlidskjalf, sounds like a farmer name to me. Big surprise you're against the idea. ----------------------------------- You're not a pirate unless your -10
Kruel Beyond Divinity Inc	Posted - 2008.04.16 23:38:00 - [3] Originally by: Hlidskjalf Edited by: Hlidskjalf on 16/04/2008 20:59:06 Quote: And Hlidskjalf, sounds like a farmer name to me. Big surprise you're against the idea. Wikipedia Better luck next time. Edit: rather than keep posting and give the trolls some food to waste time on, I'll say it here. If you have to resort to attempting to discredit someone by the choice of their name, you fail. At life. Simply put, there are worse names out there than one connected to Norse Mythology. Lol, I fail at life because I didn't recognize a name in Norse Mythology? Without being all knowing in Norse Mythology, one might assume that you just mashed the keyboard... a common practice among Chinese sweatshop farmers. Maybe we're actually dealing with Norse farmers! ----------------------------------- You're not a pirate unless your -10
Kruel Beyond Divinity Inc	Posted - 2008.04.17 15:21:00 - [4] Originally by: Mavolio They should add another tier of NPC corps which after trial time is up you are forced to join. Then you should be able to war dec those corps if you wanted to for some reason. Would give people a reason not to be anti-social then and actualy join a real corp. I like this idea too, but people would complain because these 2nd tier noobcorps would likely be permadecced. ----------------------------------- You're not a pirate unless your -10
Kruel Beyond Divinity Inc	Posted - 2008.04.17 18:41:00 - [5] Originally by: Buckyballs To the OP; I can see putting restrictions on trial accounts. Can't sell more than 100k of anything per week, no contract sales, lock or be locked. Once you start paying for an account then it opens up. The default NPC corps are fine. If I am a paying customer and I don't want to socialize, then I don't have to. Maybe, just maybe, I can't stand the level of moronic chat. If I want to go ratting, mining, building or exploring by myself, it's my business and I'm paying CCP to do it, not you. If you can't find enough targets, go to the alliance home systems in 0.0 and camp their stations, or is that too much risk for you? Quit complaining about how everyone else ruins the game by playing in a way you don't like. As far as macro miners are concerned, CCP is dealing with them the best they can. Report them when you find them, which means in your short sighted thinking, any name you don't immediately recognize in your native language. Next time open your mind, not your mouth (keyboard). I have some alts which have names from dead languages. Please please please shoot at them. I can't wait. Ok, first off... this is a multiplayer game. You want singleplayer, go play Freelancer or something. Second, you can still do your own thing in your own corp. My carebearing mission-whoring noobalt is in a corp of his own, which is wardeccable. No one's ever wardecced it, but at least I'm not exploiting a broken system which caters to chinese/norse sweatshop farmers and risk adverse carebear pussies like yourself.
Kruel Beyond Divinity Inc	Posted - 2008.04.17 20:57:00 - [6] Originally by: Sire Magnus No player should be allowed the ability to impact another player from a position of impunity. Good point. While my main gripe is not being able to wardec obvious macro farmers in hisec... as you pointed out there's also the problem of theives, suicide gankers, and mission probers hiding in their unwardeccable noobcorps. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to see how wrong that is.
Kruel Beyond Divinity Inc	Posted - 2008.04.21 22:09:00 - [7] Originally by: Jason Edwards Originally by: Bob Artis I say, if you can't use it on a trail account then you can't use it in an NPC corp... sounds fair? What's the purpose? macro miners would just join fhsdgsdfjksdgfs corp. You achieve absolutely nothing by doing this but to bother actual legit players. But then you'd be able to wardec fhsdgsdfjksdgfs... which is the whole point. ----------------------------------- You're not a pirate unless your -10
Kruel Beyond Divinity Inc	Posted - 2008.04.22 19:40:00 - [8] Originally by: Vanessa Vale Then your point fails because macro farmers operate without roles so the second the wardec hits they hit the leave corp button This is another (separate) issue which IMO needs to be looked into as well. One step at a time. ----------------------------------- You're not a pirate unless your -10
Kruel Beyond Divinity Inc	Posted - 2008.04.23 17:32:00 - [9] Originally by: Vadimik Originally by: Kruel Originally by: Vanessa Vale Then your point fails because macro farmers operate without roles so the second the wardec hits they hit the leave corp button This is another (separate) issue which IMO needs to be looked into as well. One step at a time. You do realise that it's intended for people to avoid a wardec by leaving a corp ? There are various "intended game mechanics" which are arguably flawed. My buddy and I decced a chinese mission farming corp and after a day they all left their corp. To this day they are still in a noobcorp running missions and no doubt selling isk. Here we were doing legitimate Eve players a service, but due to CCP's "intended game mechanics" the isk farmers are protected. They just can't use their remote repping Armageddons anymore. ----------------------------------- You're not a pirate unless your -10
Kruel Beyond Divinity Inc	Posted - 2008.04.23 18:58:00 - [10] Originally by: Venkul Mul Originally by: Kruel Originally by: Vanessa Vale Then your point fails because macro farmers operate without roles so the second the wardec hits they hit the leave corp button This is another (separate) issue which IMO needs to be looked into as well. One step at a time. Great logic: Fist step kick regular players, Second stem: maybe affect macro. Umm what? Make more sense plz. How is this kicking regular players? Originally by: Venkul Mul You fail big time. Ohnoes Venkul sez I fail. It must be true then. I love it when people toss around the F-word. It just means that you can't argue with my logic so you resort to personal insults. Bravo. golf clap ----------------------------------- You're not a pirate unless your -10
Kruel Beyond Divinity Inc	Posted - 2008.04.23 20:29:00 - [11] Ok Venkal... yes I would like more easy targets. I never denied that, but that's not the point. The point is: more risk does not equal more reward in Eve. And that's the problem. Macroers and lifelong noobcorpers alike are making loads of isk in hisec with absolutely no risk to themselves aside from the odd suicide ganker. What's the point of having corps at all if you can do the same thing in an undeccable noobcorp? The whole idea of having a noobcorp in the first place is for NOOBS! It's not for 3 year old players and isk farmers to operate in complete safety. "Cold harsh space" my (_\|_) ----------------------------------- You're not a pirate unless your -10

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