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ThoRHammer6213 Gallente MINER's GUILD INC	Posted - 2008.09.06 18:58:00 - [1] ...You can get "Jumped" by a player WHILE you are in a mission? If so that's the dumbest thing I have ever heard! "I shall Dispense No MercY"
Aioa Planetary Assault Systems	Posted - 2008.09.06 18:59:00 - [2] Originally by: ThoRHammer6213 dumbest --
Asestorian Sebiestor tribe	Posted - 2008.09.06 19:00:00 - [3] Terrible troll. I hope. --- Originally by: CCP Atropos Destiny Balls
Mui Mui Independent Pilots	Posted - 2008.09.06 19:02:00 - [4] Yes. If you think that is dumb - then stay docked.
ThoRHammer6213 Gallente MINER's GUILD INC	Posted - 2008.09.06 19:02:00 - [5] No, I mean it. IS IT TRUE that you can get jumped by another EVE player while you are doing a mission? If so then that's a rather stupid thing to add into a mission. "I shall Dispense No MercY"
Baldour Ngarr Interwarp Plexus Controlled Chaos	Posted - 2008.09.06 19:02:00 - [6] Originally by: ThoRHammer6213 ...You can get "Jumped" by a player WHILE you are in a mission? If so that's the dumbest thing I have ever heard! If you're in low security space, you are not safe. Anywhere. Even in high security space you can still be attacked, but the attackers will be destroyed by Concord - though, possibly, not until after your ship's gone boom. ________________________________________________ "I tried strip mining, but I lost, and it's cold flying around in space naked."
Zeknichov Realm Industries	Posted - 2008.09.06 19:03:00 - [7] Edited by: Zeknichov on 06/09/2008 19:03:31 I would say go back to WoW but even in WoW you can get jumped while doing a quest. Perhaps you should try this http://www.agkidzone.com/games.action
ThoRHammer6213 Gallente MINER's GUILD INC	Posted - 2008.09.06 19:04:00 - [8] Originally by: Mui Mui Yes. If you think that is dumb - then stay docked. But what would be the point of that? You are doing missions for God's sake! I was not aware that other players could access the same mission you are on. No more missions for me if that's the case. "I shall Dispense No MercY"
ThoRHammer6213 Gallente MINER's GUILD INC	Posted - 2008.09.06 19:06:00 - [9] Originally by: Zeknichov Edited by: Zeknichov on 06/09/2008 19:03:31 I would say go back to WoW but even in WoW you can get jumped while doing a quest. Perhaps you should try this http://www.agkidzone.com/games.action I've never played WOW, nor intend to play it in the future. I just never realized that the dirty pirates could come into my missions while I'm doing them. Thank GOD I found out in time. "I shall Dispense No MercY"
Tippia Caldari School of Applied Knowledge	Posted - 2008.09.06 19:09:00 - [10] Originally by: ThoRHammer6213 Originally by: Mui Mui Yes. If you think that is dumb - then stay docked. But what would be the point of that? You are doing missions for God's sake! I was not aware that other players could access the same mission you are on. No more missions for me if that's the case. To be frank, no ≡v≡ for you. You cannot escape PvP in this game, no matter what you do. You are always at risk (Mui Mui is actually softening the blow for you — you can be bitten pretty hard even while docked). Welcome to a pure-PvP game.
mechtech Deep Space Productions	Posted - 2008.09.06 19:09:00 - [11] you can keep your scanner open and check for probes, as well as keep an eye on local and look for pirates. Anyway, you're almost 100% safe (never totally safe, if someone wants to waste 100m isk and suicide into you, they can) if you're not in lowsec.
Hungo Minmatar Research And Tactics Zeta Tau Epsilon	Posted - 2008.09.06 19:12:00 - [12] Originally by: Zeknichov Edited by: Zeknichov on 06/09/2008 19:03:31 I would say go back to WoW but even in WoW you can get jumped while doing a quest. Perhaps you should try this http://www.agkidzone.com/games.action And then i would reply have you even played WOW, because Judging from your smacktard REPLY i do at this point very much doubt it So in the words of me leading a fleet STFU U NOOB
Havohej Comply Or Die G00DFELLAS	Posted - 2008.09.06 19:13:00 - [13] Got it straight, yet? Good Originally by: CCP Explorer You can still steal their stuff.
Victor Forge Amarr	Posted - 2008.09.06 19:21:00 - [14] Originally by: Hungo Originally by: Zeknichov Edited by: Zeknichov on 06/09/2008 19:03:31 I would say go back to WoW but even in WoW you can get jumped while doing a quest. Perhaps you should try this http://www.agkidzone.com/games.action And then i would reply have you even played WOW, because Judging from your smacktard REPLY i do at this point very much doubt it Ahem, missions in WoW are often not instanced. So they can be and will be jumped when doing quests in pvp realm. Although that, being WoW is pointless pvp. And I agree that http://www.agkidzone.com/games.action is the right thing for Op.
murder one Gallente Invincible Reason	Posted - 2008.09.06 19:25:00 - [15] Originally by: ThoRHammer6213 ...You can get "Jumped" by a player WHILE you are in a mission? If so that's the dumbest thing I have ever heard! Lulz. [07:13:55] doctorstupid2 > what do i train now? [07:14:05] Trista Rotnor > little boys to 2 Fleet Combat Ships
Tobias Sjodin Ore Mongers	Posted - 2008.09.06 19:26:00 - [16] Just wait until you get jumped while inside the station. hint: Don't go AFK docked. Black Hand.
Piper Halliwell Minmatar Phantom Squad G00DFELLAS	Posted - 2008.09.06 19:30:00 - [17] OMG what a terrible thread. Read up on your damn games before you start playing. Oh and when you leave because you are not playing some mindless console game that you can run around without interaction with anyone, CAN I HAVE YOUR STUFF? -------------------- You've got a gun, I've got a gun, Let's write a tragic ending.
Benco97 Gallente The Star League	Posted - 2008.09.06 19:30:00 - [18] ...If this isn't a "Troll" then the OP is the dumbest thing I have ever heard! Originally by: P'uck You're a DUMBASS - bold italic underline at the VERY LEAST.
Zin Zy	Posted - 2008.09.06 19:33:00 - [19] You got it straight, OP. Adapt or quit
Jacob Mei	Posted - 2008.09.06 19:34:00 - [20] Originally by: ThoRHammer6213 ...You can get "Jumped" by a player WHILE you are in a mission? If so that's the dumbest thing I have ever heard! Yes you can be jumped by anyone in a mission but that is a blanket statement. 1. Between 1.0 and 0.5 the odds of being unprovoked attacked in a mission while not at war with another corporation are generally less than 50% and likely to drop to significantly when the new concord rules are fully implimented. This percentage drops further you climb the security level of a system (IE being attacked in 0.9-1.0 is nearly unheard of). For someone to attack you in your mission area without concord interfearing they need to first bait you into firing on them (IE they steal from a wreck). 2. Being attacked while in mission in 0.4-0.0 however is far more likely as concord will not interfear. Remember to watch local for pirates. If a system is high in pirates, dont do the mission at that time. 3. Another thing to factor is how well your ship is fitted. If you are flying a godly tanked and armed ship, chances are a potental attacker wont risk it. If however you dont know what you are doing, the odds go up. In short, ignorance wont save you. Know what the deal is, know your surroundings and know what your ship can do otherwise your game. -------------------------------- To borrow a phrase: Players who post are like stars, there are bright ones and those who are dim.
ThoRHammer6213 Gallente MINER's GUILD INC	Posted - 2008.09.06 19:39:00 - [21] Originally by: Jacob Mei Originally by: ThoRHammer6213 ...You can get "Jumped" by a player WHILE you are in a mission? If so that's the dumbest thing I have ever heard! Yes you can be jumped by anyone in a mission but that is a blanket statement. 1. Between 1.0 and 0.5 the odds of being unprovoked attacked in a mission while not at war with another corporation are generally less than 50% and likely to drop to significantly when the new concord rules are fully implimented. This percentage drops further you climb the security level of a system (IE being attacked in 0.9-1.0 is nearly unheard of). For someone to attack you in your mission area without concord interfearing they need to first bait you into firing on them (IE they steal from a wreck). 2. Being attacked while in mission in 0.4-0.0 however is far more likely as concord will not interfear. Remember to watch local for pirates. If a system is high in pirates, dont do the mission at that time. 3. Another thing to factor is how well your ship is fitted. If you are flying a godly tanked and armed ship, chances are a potental attacker wont risk it. If however you dont know what you are doing, the odds go up. In short, ignorance wont save you. Know what the deal is, know your surroundings and know what your ship can do otherwise your game. Now this is what I call a good straight answer. Thank you for that. Very informative. "I shall Dispense No MercY"
Ruze Amarr No Applicable Corporation	Posted - 2008.09.06 19:39:00 - [22] Originally by: ThoRHammer6213 ...You can get "Jumped" by a player WHILE you are in a mission? If so that's the dumbest thing I have ever heard! Isn't it awesome though? In fact, you can be attacked, stolen from, scammed, etc, etc! I mean, did you read any of the website before playing the game? Any of the new players guide, that kind of thing? Because even the frigging' tutorial woman explains that you are constantly in danger. It amazes me how many players jump into the game, having never done the tutorial, read the new player guides, or taken any steps to alleviate their own ignorance, and then come and complain because the game isn't what their preconceived notions say it should be. Not that I'm really meaning this as a rag on the Op. But it still is one of those things where you have to ask yourself, how many times does CCP have to tell you that you are in danger before you realize that maybe being 'in danger' isn't something you want or like? Originally by: CCP Greyscale consciously deciding not to join a corp is pretty much deciding that you don't want to have fun
Malcanis RuffRyders Axiom Empire	Posted - 2008.09.06 19:40:00 - [23] Originally by: ThoRHammer6213 No, I mean it. IS IT TRUE that you can get jumped by another EVE player while you are doing a mission? If so then that's a rather stupid thing to add into a mission. This just in: we're all in the same space and anywhere you can go I can go. Kind of different to other games, eh? CONCORD provide consequences, not safety; only you can do that.
Meiyang Lee Gallente Azteca Transportation Unlimited Gunboat Diplomacy	Posted - 2008.09.06 19:45:00 - [24] Do realise you need to be scanned down first. (not that that takes a long time, but you're not open to "jumping" without that step) So a potential assailant needs to a) Know you are in space/in a mission b) Have the equipment and skills to scan you down c) Take the time to do so. Ninja Salvagers work exactly the same way, they just tend to leave the mission runner alone to steal all the salvage.
Lazarann Caldari Ideal Machine Veritas Immortalis	Posted - 2008.09.06 19:46:00 - [25] If you're in empire I wouldn't worry about it. If you're in 0.0 - 0.4 just watch out for probes and you'll be fine. It's not like they can just go right to your mission. It's not easy to probe people out in deadspace missions either, so whoever it is will need some patience to find you, and I would hope by then you would have figured it out and left.
Treelox Amarr Market Jihadist Revolutionary Party	Posted - 2008.09.06 19:52:00 - [26] Originally by: ThoRHammer6213 I will go back to my mining ways. BTW people can steal your ORE too, so enjoy that "safety" over missions. In this game the only time you are even close to 100% safe is when you are docked. That is the beauty of this game, what makes it so endearing to many of us. If you have a problem with that concept then Eve is most likely not the game for you. --- OK my ore thief friends, he seems to think that mininig is "SAFE". Might I suggest a trip to your favorite locator agents, to "teach" him about the "safety" of eve, undocked. --
Jacob Mei	Posted - 2008.09.06 19:53:00 - [27] Originally by: ThoRHammer6213 Originally by: Ruze Originally by: ThoRHammer6213 ...You can get "Jumped" by a player WHILE you are in a mission? If so that's the dumbest thing I have ever heard! Isn't it awesome though? In fact, you can be attacked, stolen from, scammed, etc, etc! I mean, did you read any of the website before playing the game? Any of the new players guide, that kind of thing? Because even the frigging' tutorial woman explains that you are constantly in danger. It amazes me how many players jump into the game, having never done the tutorial, read the new player guides, or taken any steps to alleviate their own ignorance, and then come and complain because the game isn't what their preconceived notions say it should be. Not that I'm really meaning this as a rag on the Op. But it still is one of those things where you have to ask yourself, how many times does CCP have to tell you that you are in danger before you realize that maybe being 'in danger' isn't something you want or like? Yeah, I jumped into the game without reading much of anything. I started mining, buying and selling to make money. I haven't done any missions until yesterday, and I've been in this game a while. I was more focused on making money. Yesterday I started the missions because I heard you can make a lot of money from them. I find the mission enjoyable, but then I read somewhere that other players could "jump" you in one of your missions. I was a little shocked by that so I came here to confirm it, and I guess its true. I can deal with it, but I still think its stupid, and I won't do anymore missions. its just that simple. I will go back to my mining ways. FYI, if you are worried about losing cash, Ninja Looters can only take your salvage from your wrecks. There are instances of players goin in to kill the ships as well but thats realitively rare in my experience. Should someone try to steal from you you can just blow up your own wrecks to deny them. From what it sounds like you really need to read the guides. If you are looking for 100% safe way to make money in large amounts, it doesnt exist in this game, even in mining (I mined for a year and at best only made 15-20 mill an hour, that was with another account and the risk of being stolen from). As I said earlyer, know your situation, determine the risks, and all that jazz. -------------------------------- To borrow a phrase: Players who post are like stars, there are bright ones and those who are dim.
Meiyang Lee Gallente Azteca Transportation Unlimited Gunboat Diplomacy	Posted - 2008.09.06 19:55:00 - [28] In general you're not at much risk in high-sec, but yes they can enter your mission if they choose to try and scan you down. Note that that isn't as easy or likely as you might think. Sofar I've had someone enter a mission of mine twice (salvagers in both cases) but considering i've probably run hundreds of missions, I don't think it is that much of a problem.
ThoRHammer6213 Gallente MINER's GUILD INC	Posted - 2008.09.06 19:56:00 - [29] Originally by: Locke DieDrake Originally by: ThoRHammer6213 Yeah, I jumped into the game without reading much of anything. I started mining, buying and selling to make money. I haven't done any missions until yesterday, and I've been in this game a while. I was more focused on making money. Yesterday I started the missions because I heard you can make a lot of money from them. I find the mission enjoyable, but then I read somewhere that other players could "jump" you in one of your missions. I was a little shocked by that so I came here to confirm it, and I guess its true. I can deal with it, but I still think its stupid, and I won't do anymore missions. its just that simple. I will go back to my mining ways. You know you can be jumped while mining and trading too right? Yes, but I made certain that I was, and am prepared for that which I have demonstrated many times. I don't care if someone tries to steal my ore while I'm mining because there's plenty more ore where that came from, so PVPing over a can of ore is rather stupid. Now if I had a iteron loaded down with Jaspet, or some 0.0 ore that amounted to 13,000m^3, cargo capacity, and someone decided they wanted to take it, I would fight because by losing that fight my Insurance would pay out handsomely, and in many ways the Pirate would actually "assist" me in making more money. "I shall Dispense No MercY"
Arthur Frayn V.O.F.L IRON CORE H E L I C O N	Posted - 2008.09.06 19:58:00 - [30] Originally by: ThoRHammer6213 I find the mission enjoyable, but then I read somewhere that other players could "jump" you in one of your missions. I was a little shocked by that so I came here to confirm it, and I guess its true. I can deal with it, but I still think its stupid, and I won't do anymore missions. its just that simple. I will go back to my mining ways. Dude... you started running missions, and now you're abandoning them because you heard from someone else that you're not completely safe in them? Newsflash: you're not completely safe when mining either. People can and will steal your ore, or instead they'll sacrifice their ships to blow you up just for kicks. By your logic, it's time to quit Eve. -- Eventus stultorum magister.
Treelox Amarr Market Jihadist Revolutionary Party	Posted - 2008.09.06 19:59:00 - [31] Originally by: ThoRHammer6213 I would fight because by losing that fight my Insurance would pay out handsomely, and in many ways the Pirate would actually "assist" me in making more money. I hear that the minerals you mine are FREEEEE, too. /me cries --
Locke DieDrake Human Information Virus	Posted - 2008.09.06 20:00:00 - [32] Originally by: ThoRHammer6213 Yes, but I made certain that I was, and am prepared for that which I have demonstrated many times. I don't care if someone tries to steal my ore while I'm mining because there's plenty more ore where that came from, so PVPing over a can of ore is rather stupid. Now if I had a iteron loaded down with Jaspet, or some 0.0 ore that amounted to 13,000m^3, cargo capacity, and someone decided they wanted to take it, I would fight because by losing that fight my Insurance would pay out handsomely, and in many ways the Pirate would actually "assist" me in making more money. You don't have ANY idea how this game works do you? Let me see if I can make it a bit more clear... Any bad thing that can happen in a mission, can happen in a belt, or at a gate. Anyone could gank you anytime you are not in a station. You're newer (I won't say nub) so it wouldn't be really hard to do either. Your insurance payout is identical no matter what you have on your ship, or in it. Full of jaspet or not, you get the same payout. ______________________________________________ Goon FC(08/12/06):"its a trap" "that thing is fully operational"
Malcanis RuffRyders Axiom Empire	Posted - 2008.09.06 20:03:00 - [33] Originally by: ThoRHammer6213 Originally by: Jacob Mei Originally by: ThoRHammer6213 ...You can get "Jumped" by a player WHILE you are in a mission? If so that's the dumbest thing I have ever heard! Yes you can be jumped by anyone in a mission but that is a blanket statement. 1. Between 1.0 and 0.5 the odds of being unprovoked attacked in a mission while not at war with another corporation are generally less than 50% and likely to drop to significantly when the new concord rules are fully implimented. This percentage drops further you climb the security level of a system (IE being attacked in 0.9-1.0 is nearly unheard of). For someone to attack you in your mission area without concord interfearing they need to first bait you into firing on them (IE they steal from a wreck). 2. Being attacked while in mission in 0.4-0.0 however is far more likely as concord will not interfear. Remember to watch local for pirates. If a system is high in pirates, dont do the mission at that time. 3. Another thing to factor is how well your ship is fitted. If you are flying a godly tanked and armed ship, chances are a potental attacker wont risk it. If however you dont know what you are doing, the odds go up. In short, ignorance wont save you. Know what the deal is, know your surroundings and know what your ship can do otherwise your game. Now this is what I call a good straight answer. Thank you for that. Very informative. Welcome to EvE. Point 3 is a lie - you can't trust everything you read on the forums. When you're doing a mission, your ship will be fitted in a very predictable way. This makes you very easy to kill. Mission gankers will NOT be deterred by your ship or fit; in fact the nicer your stuff, the more they will want it. And do bear in mind that gang members can warp to each other. The process goes like this: You are missioning in lo-sec 1 innocuous character is in your local. He has a postivie sec status and you can't see him on scan or anywhere by the station. You feel safe. In fact he is part of a pirate gang 1-2 systems away. He will scan you out in your mission within 1-10 minutes, especially if you're using drones. he will warp to where you are and will quickly recognise your mission. His mates will swap ammo to shoot your lowest resist. As soon as he locates you precisely, his friends will jump in and they will ALL warp straight to your mission area. If you are several rooms along, you will have a minute or two to notice them and GTFO. If not, they will be on you within 60 seconds. You will definitely die if they catch you. You can avert this cruel fate by keeping your scanner open and unchecking "use overview settings". Set the scanner to 250,000,000Km or so and click it every 30 seconds. If you see anything with "probe" in the name, IMMEDIATELY warp to a safe spot, then immediately warp to a second safe spot. Then dock or log off. CONCORD provide consequences, not safety; only you can do that.
Arthur Frayn V.O.F.L IRON CORE H E L I C O N	Posted - 2008.09.06 20:05:00 - [34] Edited by: Arthur Frayn on 06/09/2008 20:06:30 Originally by: Locke DieDrake You're newer (I won't say nub) so it wouldn't be really hard to do either. Your insurance payout is identical no matter what you have on your ship, or in it. Full of jaspet or not, you get the same payout. He's a nub. The fact that you had to explain insurance doesn't cover cargo proves it. hell the insurance policy you buy even states the fixed amount you'll get back if your ship goes boom. He's been playing the game for a while and still doesn't understand the basic mechanics, and admitted to skipping all tutorials and the official website advice on how to get started. This guy is an epic nub. -- Eventus stultorum magister.
ThoRHammer6213 Gallente MINER's GUILD INC	Posted - 2008.09.06 20:10:00 - [35] Originally by: Malcanis Originally by: ThoRHammer6213 Originally by: Jacob Mei Originally by: ThoRHammer6213 ...You can get "Jumped" by a player WHILE you are in a mission? If so that's the dumbest thing I have ever heard! Yes you can be jumped by anyone in a mission but that is a blanket statement. 1. Between 1.0 and 0.5 the odds of being unprovoked attacked in a mission while not at war with another corporation are generally less than 50% and likely to drop to significantly when the new concord rules are fully implimented. This percentage drops further you climb the security level of a system (IE being attacked in 0.9-1.0 is nearly unheard of). For someone to attack you in your mission area without concord interfearing they need to first bait you into firing on them (IE they steal from a wreck). 2. Being attacked while in mission in 0.4-0.0 however is far more likely as concord will not interfear. Remember to watch local for pirates. If a system is high in pirates, dont do the mission at that time. 3. Another thing to factor is how well your ship is fitted. If you are flying a godly tanked and armed ship, chances are a potental attacker wont risk it. If however you dont know what you are doing, the odds go up. In short, ignorance wont save you. Know what the deal is, know your surroundings and know what your ship can do otherwise your game. Now this is what I call a good straight answer. Thank you for that. Very informative. Welcome to EvE. Point 3 is a lie - you can't trust everything you read on the forums. When you're doing a mission, your ship will be fitted in a very predictable way. This makes you very easy to kill. Mission gankers will NOT be deterred by your ship or fit; in fact the nicer your stuff, the more they will want it. And do bear in mind that gang members can warp to each other. The process goes like this: You are missioning in lo-sec 1 innocuous character is in your local. He has a postivie sec status and you can't see him on scan or anywhere by the station. You feel safe. In fact he is part of a pirate gang 1-2 systems away. He will scan you out in your mission within 1-10 minutes, especially if you're using drones. he will warp to where you are and will quickly recognise your mission. His mates will swap ammo to shoot your lowest resist. As soon as he locates you precisely, his friends will jump in and they will ALL warp straight to your mission area. If you are several rooms along, you will have a minute or two to notice them and GTFO. If not, they will be on you within 60 seconds. You will definitely die if they catch you. You can avert this cruel fate by keeping your scanner open and unchecking "use overview settings". Set the scanner to 250,000,000Km or so and click it every 30 seconds. If you see anything with "probe" in the name, IMMEDIATELY warp to a safe spot, then immediately warp to a second safe spot. Then dock or log off. WoW! That's pretty harsh. "I shall Dispense No MercY"
Kwedaras Amarr Viziam	Posted - 2008.09.06 20:12:00 - [36] do not feed the troll.
Malcanis RuffRyders Axiom Empire	Posted - 2008.09.06 20:19:00 - [37] Originally by: ThoRHammer6213 WoW! That's pretty harsh. Yes indeed. in hi-sec, you are mostly safe. But if you have really nice mods, people will still attack you - it's worth losing ships and mods if you drop expensive enough loot (although your fit would have to be worth more than a billion ISK to even be worth considering for such people). The way to play EvE is this: Everyone you have not positively identified as friendly should be considered potentially hostile even in hi-sec. In hi-sec they're still hostile, but they won't attack you unless you do something dumb like make it worth their while even though they'll lose their ship and sec status. DO NOT GO AFK WITH VALUABLES IN YOUR HOLD OR FITTED ON YOUR SHIP. Scamming is legal, piracy is legal, theft is legal. You will eventually have to trust people, but don't trust them with any more ISK or assets or information than you absolutely need to. Even the best of people will grow weak faced with sufficient temptation. CONCORD provide consequences, not safety; only you can do that.
Jacob Mei	Posted - 2008.09.06 20:22:00 - [38] Originally by: Malcanis Originally by: ThoRHammer6213 Originally by: Jacob Mei Originally by: ThoRHammer6213 ...You can get "Jumped" by a player WHILE you are in a mission? If so that's the dumbest thing I have ever heard! Yes you can be jumped by anyone in a mission but that is a blanket statement. 1. Between 1.0 and 0.5 the odds of being unprovoked attacked in a mission while not at war with another corporation are generally less than 50% and likely to drop to significantly when the new concord rules are fully implimented. This percentage drops further you climb the security level of a system (IE being attacked in 0.9-1.0 is nearly unheard of). For someone to attack you in your mission area without concord interfearing they need to first bait you into firing on them (IE they steal from a wreck). 2. Being attacked while in mission in 0.4-0.0 however is far more likely as concord will not interfear. Remember to watch local for pirates. If a system is high in pirates, dont do the mission at that time. 3. Another thing to factor is how well your ship is fitted. If you are flying a godly tanked and armed ship, chances are a potental attacker wont risk it. If however you dont know what you are doing, the odds go up. In short, ignorance wont save you. Know what the deal is, know your surroundings and know what your ship can do otherwise your game. Now this is what I call a good straight answer. Thank you for that. Very informative. Welcome to EvE. Point 3 is a lie - you can't trust everything you read on the forums. When you're doing a mission, your ship will be fitted in a very predictable way. This makes you very easy to kill. Mission gankers will NOT be deterred by your ship or fit; in fact the nicer your stuff, the more they will want it. And do bear in mind that gang members can warp to each other. The process goes like this: You are missioning in lo-sec 1 innocuous character is in your local. He has a postivie sec status and you can't see him on scan or anywhere by the station. You feel safe. In fact he is part of a pirate gang 1-2 systems away. He will scan you out in your mission within 1-10 minutes, especially if you're using drones. he will warp to where you are and will quickly recognise your mission. His mates will swap ammo to shoot your lowest resist. As soon as he locates you precisely, his friends will jump in and they will ALL warp straight to your mission area. If you are several rooms along, you will have a minute or two to notice them and GTFO. If not, they will be on you within 60 seconds. You will definitely die if they catch you. You can avert this cruel fate by keeping your scanner open and unchecking "use overview settings". Set the scanner to 250,000,000Km or so and click it every 30 seconds. If you see anything with "probe" in the name, IMMEDIATELY warp to a safe spot, then immediately warp to a second safe spot. Then dock or log off. I was refering to high sec mission running and you are taking what I said out of context. IF the guy uses good modules but in a crappy way of course someone is going to go after him which I pointed out earlyer. If the tank is a godly 100k+ HP and the ship is in 0.6 or above the attacker would be an idiot to even try. As I said, you need to know your surroundings and situation. All this is moot though as the OP wont even mission. -------------------------------- To borrow a phrase: Players who post are like stars, there are bright ones and those who are dim.
Tippia Caldari School of Applied Knowledge	Posted - 2008.09.06 20:25:00 - [39] Originally by: Jacob Mei If the tank is a godly 100k+ HP and the ship is in 0.6 or above the attacker would be an idiot to even try. As I said, you need to know your surroundings and situation. All this is moot though as the OP wont even mission. It doesn't matter how good the tank is — what matters is how valuable it is. 100k HP melts easily enough, and if you've splashed out a bil or four to get it up there, people will do it (and they won't be idiots for doing so either).
Malcanis RuffRyders Axiom Empire	Posted - 2008.09.06 20:29:00 - [40] Originally by: Jacob Mei I was refering to high sec mission running and you are taking what I said out of context. IF the guy uses good modules but in a crappy way of course someone is going to go after him which I pointed out earlyer. If the tank is a godly 100k+ HP and the ship is in 0.6 or above the attacker would be an idiot to even try. As I said, you need to know your surroundings and situation. All this is moot though as the OP wont even mission. Ah, I thought you were doing the old "add foolish mission runner to address book" tactic. CONCORD provide consequences, not safety; only you can do that.
Jacob Mei	Posted - 2008.09.06 20:48:00 - [41] Edited by: Jacob Mei on 06/09/2008 20:48:46 Originally by: Tippia Originally by: Jacob Mei If the tank is a godly 100k+ HP and the ship is in 0.6 or above the attacker would be an idiot to even try. As I said, you need to know your surroundings and situation. All this is moot though as the OP wont even mission. It doesn't matter how good the tank is ù what matters is how valuable it is. 100k HP melts easily enough, and if you've splashed out a bil or four to get it up there, people will do it (and they won't be idiots for doing so either). Again, blanket statements. What is the sec status of the system in question? How quickly will concord respond? How good is the player with the godly ship? Does he just sit at the warp in point or move around? Did the ganker come specially prepared to take out the ship? Is the ganker assuming the tank is specially crafted for that mission or are all resists fairly up there? does the ganker pack enough punch to kill the ship before concord arrives or before the bails out? How much does the ganker hope to gain? What does the ganker hope to gain? Is the player aligned to any particular destination when the ganker warps in? Does the player with the godly tank just sit there when a battleship warps in or does he assess the situation and take action? A noob likely would be easy pickings for a mission ganker but when you take into account someone who takes the varriables of a given situation and act accordingly you avoid much of the risk to your ship. If an abaddon warps into my mission and im 70km away then I have options. If an Abaddon (or any BS) and tackler warp in then I am likely more inclined to warp away. Originally by: Malcanis Originally by: Jacob Mei I was refering to high sec mission running and you are taking what I said out of context. IF the guy uses good modules but in a crappy way of course someone is going to go after him which I pointed out earlyer. If the tank is a godly 100k+ HP and the ship is in 0.6 or above the attacker would be an idiot to even try. As I said, you need to know your surroundings and situation. All this is moot though as the OP wont even mission. Ah, I thought you were doing the old "add foolish mission runner to address book" tactic. I dont play that way, no satisfaction for me in it. I see a new player im more inclined to help him learn the ropes then down the road fight him. -------------------------------- To borrow a phrase: Players who post are like stars, there are bright ones and those who are dim.
Tippia Caldari School of Applied Knowledge	Posted - 2008.09.06 20:56:00 - [42] Originally by: Jacob Mei Again, blanket statements. Yes, but the beauty of them is that they fully cover the points you made.
Malcanis RuffRyders Axiom Empire	Posted - 2008.09.06 21:02:00 - [43] Originally by: Jacob Mei I dont play that way, no satisfaction for me in it. I see a new player im more inclined to help him learn the ropes then down the road fight him. That's cool, I'm not judging you. I myself was trying to help. CONCORD provide consequences, not safety; only you can do that.
Sarin Adler Caldari	Posted - 2008.09.06 21:33:00 - [44] Why is it dumb exactlly OP? I'll try to forget that you said minerals are free, as it would be very sad youre one of these brainless people who think time is free, hence I'll give you a second chance to explain why exactlly is dumb anyone in the worldgame can go anywhere... Do you understand what sort of game EVE is right? --- Alts, the root of all evil.
DubanFP Caldari Out of Order	Posted - 2008.09.06 21:36:00 - [45] Originally by: Sarin Adler Why is it dumb exactlly OP? I'll try to forget that you said minerals are free, as it would be very sad youre one of these brainless people who think time is free, hence I'll give you a second chance to explain why exactlly is dumb anyone in the worldgame can go anywhere... Do you understand what sort of game EVE is right? Like everyone else is saying. The OP missed the point of EVE entirely. _______________ "Cheap" and "Lame" are words created by people who refuse to admit they have been completely outclassed
Fodderlol	Posted - 2008.09.06 22:08:00 - [46] Yes, your mission is in the system in a real place; it is not in some alternate dimension that exists solely for the purpose of mission running. People CAN attack you anytime in lowsec without Concord helping. People CAN attack you anytime in high sec if they are willing to die to Concord. It's similar to real life in that you are free to do what you want as long as you can live with the consequences. That is what makes Eve unique. Oh, and since you are in a player corporation (who apparently couldn't answer this question for you privately) you will probably have war declared upon your organization at some point by pvpers looking for soft targets. Once your corp is at war, you can be attacked without penalty in empire without Concord interference. If you want no-risk PVE you can further minimize your risks by joining an NPC corp. Alternatively you could choose to stop living in fear of other players and instead start learning about pvp yourself from the ground up in a frigate with a pvp corp. You don't need to build up enough isk for rigged battleships and train for 3 years to start enjoying the part of the game that is actually deep and interesting.
Gonada Priory Of The Lemon Atlas Alliance	Posted - 2008.09.06 22:11:00 - [47] pleae, realize that this is not WoW, and if you are looking for that kind of experiance , might be best if you go back . Please, jump into traffic
Piper Halliwell Minmatar Phantom Squad G00DFELLAS	Posted - 2008.09.06 22:21:00 - [48] Edited by: Piper Halliwell on 06/09/2008 22:22:38 Regardless if the OP played WoW or not, he just needs to quit. Clearly he has absolutely no concept of PvP, and has totally missed the point of this game. Go bye bye OP and make sure you contract your stuff to me when you quit. -------------------- You've got a gun, I've got a gun, Let's write a tragic ending.
Grarr Dexx Amarr The Cosa Nostra La Cosa Nostra Alliance	Posted - 2008.09.06 22:35:00 - [49] You can go play darkstar one or homeworld if you're so interested in singleplayer space-based games
Beardponderer You're Doing It Wrong	Posted - 2008.09.06 22:36:00 - [50] No. You aren't straight
Complete Tart Gallente University of Caille	Posted - 2008.09.06 22:38:00 - [51] Hello, new player. Yes, Eve IS harsher than other games. It's a tough crowd here though. If you ever again hear 'eve has the best community' you can quite honestly (and with reason) say 'bullshit'. Find a good corp and ignore anything on these forums.
RuleoftheBone Minmatar Sniggerdly Pandemic Legion	Posted - 2008.09.06 22:57:00 - [52] Originally by: ThoRHammer6213 ...You can get "Jumped" by a player WHILE you are in a mission? If so that's the dumbest thing I have ever heard! Think of them as "intelligent rats" . Seriously though...you only have to be concerned in losec (generally speaking). Since CCP has given a ridiculous intelligence tool (local chat) and an onboard scanner (hint: delete wrecks, roids, and other clutter) to spot probes and you are generally ok. Although flying Gallente you are probably dumping drones making it somewhat more easy to pin you down. Runs to locator agent....fires up probe Pilgrim "Lead Me..Follow Me..Or get the **** out of my way" General George Patton USA
Roy Batty68 Caldari Immortal Dead	Posted - 2008.09.06 23:49:00 - [53] Originally by: RuleoftheBone (hint: delete wrecks, roids, and other clutter) to spot probes and you are generally ok. That doesn't work unless they just changed it in this patch. You have to have "Use Active Overview Settings" unchecked in order to see probes. Which is pretty sucktastic. Sig removed, inappropriate content. If you would like further details please mail [email protected] ~Saint
Kyra Felann Gallente Noctis Fleet Technologies	Posted - 2008.09.07 01:39:00 - [54] Edited by: Kyra Felann on 07/09/2008 01:44:15 I find your sig ironic, given your post.
Piper Halliwell Minmatar Phantom Squad G00DFELLAS	Posted - 2008.09.07 03:09:00 - [55] Originally by: Kyra Felann Edited by: Kyra Felann on 07/09/2008 01:44:15 I find your sig ironic, given your post. I thought this too, but OP didn't warrant that kind of flame from me. -------------------- You've got a gun, I've got a gun, Let's write a tragic ending.

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