I am a player in the fountain region and have been with the test alliance for a while. I recently left because my corporation did not approve of my PvE playstyle. However i reapplied to one of the loosest corporations they have (dreddit) with what i think to be very good credentials and prerequisites that fulfill all of their requirements. However in my application they said "it may or may not be due to a particular blacklist entry"

Where can i see the entry and know who created it and why? I have always been a pretty friendly guy and i cant think of any reason why i would get blacklisted.

I am a player in the fountain region and have been with the test alliance for a while. I recently left because my corporation did not approve of my PvE playstyle. .......

ohhh,, you're a bot!

For some reason people seem to have a problem with PvE players in null, i've never understood why. It's not like im a detriment to the corp

" I recently left because my corporation did not approve of my PvE playstyle"
And
http://eve.battleclinic.com/killboard/combat_record.php?type=player&name=Azemar#losses


That's your reason why. You're just someone that likes to sponge off your alliance's space and lower their kb efficiency . I don't think you can see the entry or who made it, but I imagine it was the last corp you were in that blacklisted you for the alliance because you contribute **** all.
There's nothing wrong with PVE'ing in null. That's one of the main reasons why people are out there (besides the gudfites) ; but if it's all you do and you don't do anything else to contribute to your alliance then you might as well be running missions in high sec by yourself.

Botters are detriments to the corp and alliance reputation. When people tolerate botting, they also take risks of getting in trouble themselves for possibly supporting the botter and getting in-game gains out of it.

Be glad you haven't been banned yet.

It's simple OP.

When you live in null as a part of an alliance you have to fight and defend that space as a team or you lose your space.

Shooting at red crosses all the time and isk-farming while your fellow alliance mates fight-off invaders makes you appear to be a worthless leech.

If you are going to carebear in null, try building stuff for the alliance that they need, stuff for pew-pew. Or *gosh* try some pew-pew yourself and be willing to lose some ships and/or clones.

Otherwise you might as well stay in empire and run level 4's.

I understand that, but am i not indirectly helping by contributing to the corporate tax? And i cant remember the last time test defended their territory. But i get it.

An individual's corporate tax contribution is about as an effective contribution to a Corp's null sec expenses as trying to put out a house fire using a paper cup.

Your alliance may enjoy not haveing to defend their space that often, but they do need to be able to count on you. If you never show up for CTA or roams, you are just a liability, one that's going to get ganked by some random interlopers, which affects Alliance killboard ratios.

Okay, so what do you suggest when trying to get into these corps?

Please stop applying to power tripping prick corporations so we can all enjoy a better game, thank you.

Haha i take it you don't like test.

I just generally don't like people who take games too seriously really, it's depressing :(

I know right! Why cant i just enjoy plexing and getting deadspace lootz?

For some reason people seem to have a problem with PvE players in null, i've never understood why.

I know right! Why cant i just enjoy plexing and getting deadspace lootz?

I just generally don't like people who take games too seriously really, it's depressing :(

Nothing's stopping you. Go to nullsec and continue doing it. What? You want the protection of alliance and blue standings, but don't want to contribute to that safe space?

Because Complexes are a limited resource. If you snatch it some PvPer, how has to replace ship, cant. You are a freeloader and quite obviously a bad player or you would not have to ask that question. If you would donate halve of the ISK you get from plexing to the corp wallet you might actually contribute.

That still raises the question if you deserve to take part in owning space if you are not willing to fight for it.

It's not my fault this is about the only game where i can't do the top-end PvE collaboratively. In every single other mmorpg i've played i've contributed almost more than anyone else. But nope, no one cares about donating money to the corp wallet in eve, but they'll be cool with killing an enemy corp ship worth two mil in a rifter. It's so smart.

Am i not helping more than that by donating the money which gives the hardcore PvP'ers the ability to do what they do?

Because i'm giving them money to be able to fight to fend off invaders and go in and take more territory...

One could argue that they are doing more freeloading than i am. You can't PvP without money. And no, real PvP barely nets you anything because they are reimbursable ships that have crap for fittings. The only money you get from PvP on a reasonable basis is SB hunting people like me that do plex and indy