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TheZapper	Posted - 2004.08.02 17:36:00 - [1] I know there has been previous debate on the 'real' impact of becoming coprse-ified.. An Idea for a further tweak to the 'corpsification' process: When killed; have all of your BookMarks lost. (RolePlay: the clone process doesn't back these up). Note: You can still make 'backups' of your bookmarks at stations (using click,drag, etc).. by having you lose bookmarks, it makes you less strategically valuable 'quickly'. Yet losing bookmarks, is not as catastropic as losing your skill points. Obviously, if you didn't make 'backups' of your BM's, then you may not be happy... This proposed change would also temper the complains gatecampers have with 'instabookmarks' somewhat... and maybe strike a little better balance between all parties. (i.e. It now be possible to send existing BM's to /dev/null). Flame on. TZ null
TheZapper	Posted - 2004.08.02 17:36:00 - [2] I know there has been previous debate on the 'real' impact of becoming coprse-ified.. An Idea for a further tweak to the 'corpsification' process: When killed; have all of your BookMarks lost. (RolePlay: the clone process doesn't back these up). Note: You can still make 'backups' of your bookmarks at stations (using click,drag, etc).. by having you lose bookmarks, it makes you less strategically valuable 'quickly'. Yet losing bookmarks, is not as catastropic as losing your skill points. Obviously, if you didn't make 'backups' of your BM's, then you may not be happy... This proposed change would also temper the complains gatecampers have with 'instabookmarks' somewhat... and maybe strike a little better balance between all parties. (i.e. It now be possible to send existing BM's to /dev/null). Flame on. TZ null
Hanse Davion	Posted - 2004.08.02 17:42:00 - [3] I say triple the prices of high lvl clones. Or better yet make them so that you have to provide some type of component, or something. Biomass maybe? Maybe them accessible at fewer stations? All in all make it so that when you do combat it's a risk involved. At this point with insurance, clone cost, and turrent balancing. Chances are you will rarely loss your pod anyway. 2005.01.21 05:09:06combatYour Tachyon Beam Laser I perfectly strikes Blood Priest, wrecking for 533.1 damage.
Hanse Davion	Posted - 2004.08.02 17:42:00 - [4] I say triple the prices of high lvl clones. Or better yet make them so that you have to provide some type of component, or something. Biomass maybe? Maybe them accessible at fewer stations? All in all make it so that when you do combat it's a risk involved. At this point with insurance, clone cost, and turrent balancing. Chances are you will rarely loss your pod anyway. 2005.01.21 05:09:06combatYour Tachyon Beam Laser I perfectly strikes Blood Priest, wrecking for 533.1 damage.
Marie Sklodowska	Posted - 2004.08.02 17:43:00 - [5] Edited by: Marie Sklodowska on 02/08/2004 17:46:02 uh....no i'd rather loose sp's or implants over my bookmarks..as there are too many, and not all are instajumps/instadocks edit: i like the idea of making clones cost more. As if you have higher sp's it means you should be making oodles more isk. As of now, a 12M sp clone at only 2M isk is pennies. www.eve-search.com \| www.myevebay.com
Marie Sklodowska	Posted - 2004.08.02 17:43:00 - [6] Edited by: Marie Sklodowska on 02/08/2004 17:46:02 uh....no i'd rather loose sp's or implants over my bookmarks..as there are too many, and not all are instajumps/instadocks edit: i like the idea of making clones cost more. As if you have higher sp's it means you should be making oodles more isk. As of now, a 12M sp clone at only 2M isk is pennies. www.eve-search.com \| www.myevebay.com
Hamatitio	Posted - 2004.08.02 17:47:00 - [7] Quiet its fine as it is. -- Director of Ganking: Death Row Inc.
Hamatitio	Posted - 2004.08.02 17:47:00 - [8] Quiet its fine as it is. -- Director of Ganking: Death Row Inc.
Damajink	Posted - 2004.08.02 17:55:00 - [9] Edited by: Damajink on 02/08/2004 17:56:26 How do people manage to slip an 'n' into 'turret'?
Damajink	Posted - 2004.08.02 17:55:00 - [10] Edited by: Damajink on 02/08/2004 17:56:26 How do people manage to slip an 'n' into 'turret'?
Hanse Davion	Posted - 2004.08.02 18:14:00 - [11] Originally by: Damajink Edited by: Damajink on 02/08/2004 17:56:26 How do people manage to slip an 'n' into 'turret'? Ahh by not paying attention? Damn keyboard, alwyas mipellaing wodrs!!! 2005.01.21 05:09:06combatYour Tachyon Beam Laser I perfectly strikes Blood Priest, wrecking for 533.1 damage.
Hanse Davion	Posted - 2004.08.02 18:14:00 - [12] Originally by: Damajink Edited by: Damajink on 02/08/2004 17:56:26 How do people manage to slip an 'n' into 'turret'? Ahh by not paying attention? Damn keyboard, alwyas mipellaing wodrs!!! 2005.01.21 05:09:06combatYour Tachyon Beam Laser I perfectly strikes Blood Priest, wrecking for 533.1 damage.
Marie Sklodowska	Posted - 2004.08.02 18:22:00 - [13] Originally by: Damajink Edited by: Damajink on 02/08/2004 17:56:26 How do people manage to slip an 'n' into 'turret'? why is it that this bugs people? There are other issues to debate that are more important then the simple misspelling of one word. turrent turrent turrent turrent turrent turrent turrent www.eve-search.com \| www.myevebay.com
Marie Sklodowska	Posted - 2004.08.02 18:22:00 - [14] Originally by: Damajink Edited by: Damajink on 02/08/2004 17:56:26 How do people manage to slip an 'n' into 'turret'? why is it that this bugs people? There are other issues to debate that are more important then the simple misspelling of one word. turrent turrent turrent turrent turrent turrent turrent www.eve-search.com \| www.myevebay.com
Astinius	Posted - 2004.08.02 18:28:00 - [15] I agree. I get annoyed with games that make death a slap on the wrist. It should be a kick to the nuts.
Astinius	Posted - 2004.08.02 18:28:00 - [16] I agree. I get annoyed with games that make death a slap on the wrist. It should be a kick to the nuts.
Kitten Hearder	Posted - 2004.08.02 18:39:00 - [17] Edited by: Kitten Hearder on 02/08/2004 18:41:17 How about permanently killing the character after being pod-killed? Make it REALLY mean something. Or how about "No!" you crazy, Dutch bastard. --------- Kitten Hearder Evolution made my sig Less Entertaining than your's.
Kitten Hearder	Posted - 2004.08.02 18:39:00 - [18] Edited by: Kitten Hearder on 02/08/2004 18:41:17 How about permanently killing the character after being pod-killed? Make it REALLY mean something. Or how about "No!" you crazy, Dutch bastard. --------- Kitten Hearder Evolution made my sig Less Entertaining than your's.
Damajink	Posted - 2004.08.02 19:17:00 - [19] Originally by: Marie Sklodowska Originally by: Damajink Edited by: Damajink on 02/08/2004 17:56:26 How do people manage to slip an 'n' into 'turret'? why is it that this bugs people? There are other issues to debate that are more important then the simple misspelling of one word. turrent turrent turrent turrent turrent turrent turrent People putting apostrophes in the wrong place annoys me even more
Damajink	Posted - 2004.08.02 19:17:00 - [20] Originally by: Marie Sklodowska Originally by: Damajink Edited by: Damajink on 02/08/2004 17:56:26 How do people manage to slip an 'n' into 'turret'? why is it that this bugs people? There are other issues to debate that are more important then the simple misspelling of one word. turrent turrent turrent turrent turrent turrent turrent People putting apostrophes in the wrong place annoys me even more
Kel Shek	Posted - 2004.08.02 19:25:00 - [21] omfg. I wonder how people get an N into turret as well. an it seriously ****es me off. I'm not sure why it annoys me so much, but it does. and theres REALLY no excuse or reason for it... it couldn't qualify as a typo, really, since "Turret" has only one letter on the right hand, and its on the top half of the keyboard. "turret" doesn't SOUND like there might be an N in it... is there somewhere where people call turrets turrents? I'd really like to figure out WHY SO many people make this misspelling. it is totally nonsensical. now about this issue... I could imagine that more expensive clones, or something like that, might work, but things like losing BM's.... nah. possibly some sort of thing where if you don't allow enough time between ordering a new clone, and using it, there be some sort of issue, like temporarily having some of the advanced skills being unusable for a bit, not like losing SP, but more like... temporarily disabling them, or something, since the clone wasn't fully mature when it was needed... or some crap like that. ~~~~~ To see a World in a Grain of Sand And Heaven in a Wild Flower Hold Infinity in the palm of your hand And Eternity in an hour ~~William Blake
Kel Shek	Posted - 2004.08.02 19:25:00 - [22] omfg. I wonder how people get an N into turret as well. an it seriously ****es me off. I'm not sure why it annoys me so much, but it does. and theres REALLY no excuse or reason for it... it couldn't qualify as a typo, really, since "Turret" has only one letter on the right hand, and its on the top half of the keyboard. "turret" doesn't SOUND like there might be an N in it... is there somewhere where people call turrets turrents? I'd really like to figure out WHY SO many people make this misspelling. it is totally nonsensical. now about this issue... I could imagine that more expensive clones, or something like that, might work, but things like losing BM's.... nah. possibly some sort of thing where if you don't allow enough time between ordering a new clone, and using it, there be some sort of issue, like temporarily having some of the advanced skills being unusable for a bit, not like losing SP, but more like... temporarily disabling them, or something, since the clone wasn't fully mature when it was needed... or some crap like that. ~~~~~ To see a World in a Grain of Sand And Heaven in a Wild Flower Hold Infinity in the palm of your hand And Eternity in an hour ~~William Blake
Cookie	Posted - 2004.08.02 19:34:00 - [23] methinks this is a game to have fun, why add boring timesinks ? i wonder if a hardware extension thingy which provides you with electroshocks when your ship gets hit would sell good ... on a sidenote, would 'current' be a valid alternative for the typo or did i just miss the joke ? ...
Cookie	Posted - 2004.08.02 19:34:00 - [24] methinks this is a game to have fun, why add boring timesinks ? i wonder if a hardware extension thingy which provides you with electroshocks when your ship gets hit would sell good ... on a sidenote, would 'current' be a valid alternative for the typo or did i just miss the joke ? ...
Joshua Calvert	Posted - 2004.08.02 19:36:00 - [25] Pods are too hard to lock down. It's not helped by the ridiculous waiting period from lock completion to target reticule appearing on screen. LEEEEERRRRRRRRRRROOOOOOOOOYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!
Joshua Calvert	Posted - 2004.08.02 19:36:00 - [26] Pods are too hard to lock down. It's not helped by the ridiculous waiting period from lock completion to target reticule appearing on screen. LEEEEERRRRRRRRRRROOOOOOOOOYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!
StinkFinger	Posted - 2004.08.02 19:45:00 - [27] Why mess with something that works? Leave it alone and work on shiva and fix projectiles. --
StinkFinger	Posted - 2004.08.02 19:45:00 - [28] Why mess with something that works? Leave it alone and work on shiva and fix projectiles. --
Hematic	Posted - 2004.08.02 20:14:00 - [29] Originally by: TheZapper I know there has been previous debate on the 'real' impact of becoming coprse-ified.. An Idea for a further tweak to the 'corpsification' process: When killed; have all of your BookMarks lost. (RolePlay: the clone process doesn't back these up). Note: You can still make 'backups' of your bookmarks at stations (using click,drag, etc).. by having you lose bookmarks, it makes you less strategically valuable 'quickly'. Yet losing bookmarks, is not as catastropic as losing your skill points. Obviously, if you didn't make 'backups' of your BM's, then you may not be happy... This proposed change would also temper the complains gatecampers have with 'instabookmarks' somewhat... and maybe strike a little better balance between all parties. (i.e. It now be possible to send existing BM's to /dev/null). Flame on. TZ null There already is a pretty serious penalty for getting podded. They're called implants. About 80mil for the four basic ones is the average price around give or take. Hell in most cases it's more than the ship loss. As Raynor once said: What's next you get killed and they reformat your harddrive?
Hematic	Posted - 2004.08.02 20:14:00 - [30] Originally by: TheZapper I know there has been previous debate on the 'real' impact of becoming coprse-ified.. An Idea for a further tweak to the 'corpsification' process: When killed; have all of your BookMarks lost. (RolePlay: the clone process doesn't back these up). Note: You can still make 'backups' of your bookmarks at stations (using click,drag, etc).. by having you lose bookmarks, it makes you less strategically valuable 'quickly'. Yet losing bookmarks, is not as catastropic as losing your skill points. Obviously, if you didn't make 'backups' of your BM's, then you may not be happy... This proposed change would also temper the complains gatecampers have with 'instabookmarks' somewhat... and maybe strike a little better balance between all parties. (i.e. It now be possible to send existing BM's to /dev/null). Flame on. TZ null There already is a pretty serious penalty for getting podded. They're called implants. About 80mil for the four basic ones is the average price around give or take. Hell in most cases it's more than the ship loss. As Raynor once said: What's next you get killed and they reformat your harddrive?

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