It's also pretty bizarre that no matter how militarily powerful a corporation or alliance is, it can't physically win a war declared against it. There is simply no system in place to let the defender win the war. The sad reality is that this means the optimum strategy for beating a wardec is currently to stay docked and wait until the attackers get bored and stop paying the war fee. Even a massive alliance like EVE University asks its members to practice target denial during a war because fights are exactly what the attacker wants, and no matter how many fights you win, there's no way to actually win the war.

While I'm excited for the possibilities of a wardec revamp, I got the distinct impression from the Fanfest stream that CCP doesn't understand how wars are actually used in the game. It's currently a pay-to-grief system that actively discourages conflict, a system in which the defender's job is to avoid fights and bore the attacker into submission. Wardecs allow a handful of PvP alts to pay some ISK and shut down a large corporation's highsec operations for a week at no risk to itself. That's not fun, and it can't be good for EVE that the best course of action during a war is to log off and play another game for the duration.

Being in a corp in EvE is not a privilege, a right. It's a WoW-alike canned non sandbox mechanic to force you into it and people hate it.

After reading more of this thread i've become convinced all the griefers need is better propaganda to convince the public that the killing of the innocent and defenseless is justified.

Maybe start making baseless claims that small hisec industry corps are connected to corps that are actual threats?

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