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Napro
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Posted - 2008.06.24 12:35:00 -
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I created a petition 4 days ago about the loss of my pod due to my connection being dropped after that window resizing patch. Not much was lost other than 25-30 million in implants I was hoping to get back.
Well I got a prompt response after a couple hours. I wasn't happy with the answer though (they basically said they don't want to give petition exploiters any leeway so they're going to **** over even the honest petitioners). Well, they replied with some garbage about needing solid proof that there was connectivity issues.
So of course I pointed the GM to the CCP-made thread now stickied here. Ever since that I have not received a response (going on 4 days now)
So does CCP just ignore petitions they dont want to address?
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Napro
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Posted - 2008.06.24 17:15:00 -
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 Originally by: Lynen
So whenever I lose a ship I can just petition it and blame the connection? 
Sure if you can somehow organize a mass outage of thousands of players at the same time to get back a 2.5 Million ISK osprey. Then yes, smartass 
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Napro
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Posted - 2008.06.24 17:19:00 -
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Originally by: Daelorn
Edited by: Daelorn on 24/06/2008 13:48:46
Why would you point them to a thread they are already aware about? They cant prove you got disconnected, you wont get your stuff back, get over it. Plus its 30 mil, I wouldn't even waste CCP's time over 30mil.
PS. 4 days isn't very long, I've waited over a month on petitions before.
How is it wasting their time, please explain. They get paid to support this product. Are you saying only old school players with lots of money should matter? If so, why? You aren't paying anymore money to play than I am.
I wouldn't be worried about it if they didnt respond within a day the first 3 replies, but now they have the so called evidence they need and they haven't said a word in 4 days. Just seems suspicious if they're not going to reimburse it then it shouldn't take 4 days to say so.
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Napro
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Posted - 2008.06.24 17:23:00 -
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Originally by: Jaketh Ivanes
Originally by: Napro
(they basically said they don't want to give petition exploiters any leeway so they're going to **** over even the honest petitioners).
Give CCP the tools and knowledge to see who is honest and who is not.
For one , it wasn't a Dreadnaught or some other expensive item.
For two, in the two months I've been playing Eve this is the first time I've petitioned a ship/pod loss.
and lastly, they themselves were aware of connection problems affecting alot of players.
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Napro
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Posted - 2008.06.24 18:12:00 -
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I don't recall anywhere saying it was CCP's fault. Merely that there is solid evidence of connection issues for thousands of people.
If CCP thinks I should be out of my hard-earned items , well that's that. No reason I should continue grinding away for bigger ships that can be lost on a whim.
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Napro
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Posted - 2008.06.24 18:13:00 -
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Originally by: Happyalt
Originally by: Venkul Mul
Hence as the cause of the disconnection is not CCP dependent you will not be reimbursed. You will be reimbursed only if the cause is a bug in eve or a problem of the EVE server.
This
Get over it, you lost an internet spaceship.... It really is not something worth petitioning and getting all spun up about.
Do you realize this whole game is about internet spaceships? What in this game is worth petitioning if not a spaceship?
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Napro
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Posted - 2008.06.24 18:45:00 -
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Originally by: Zinras
Originally by: Napro
I don't recall anywhere saying it was CCP's fault. Merely that there is solid evidence of connection issues for thousands of people.
If CCP thinks I should be out of my hard-earned items , well that's that. No reason I should continue grinding away for bigger ships that can be lost on a whim.
PROTIP: They can see that many people disconnect, however, you seem to obviously glance over every time someone writes the answer to you; IF IT IS NOT AN ERROR ON CCP'S END, YOU WILL NOT GET REIMBURSED
Secondly, you miss the point that you can't prove that you disconnected legitimately. How do they know you didn't just pull the plug on your computer when you got in trouble? Or there was a local power failure? Or that your computer rebooted? Or another of a thousand other possibilities?
Their logs do not say "oh look, Napro is out in his spaceship and OMG A LEGITIMATE DISCONNECT!". It simply says "Oh, Napro is there and now he is gone".
Wow, now we know who stole all my stimulants 
Didn't read all that btw
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Napro
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Posted - 2008.06.25 02:26:00 -
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Well I got my ship back
Shows what you people know (zilch)
Later!
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