EVE General Discussion

Just a little tweak, Hi-sec stations keep Noc and Meg refined and reprocessed, Low sec stations keep only Meg refined and reprocessed.

This will cause a bottle necks and forced movement. = targets for interdiction.

Another Idea have fuel blocks built in special POS in Null and POS parts only built in low

Again this will cause a bottle necks and forced movement. = targets for interdiction.


This is what war is all about, logistics and interdiction.

CCP needs to hire an real WARLORD and stop thinking PVP. PVP should follow the logistics of movement and bottle necks.

This train of thought should apply to Dust as well and hopefully light the fire of war throughout Dull/Low Sec.

IMHO

So... Null Sec industry becomes even harder while importation and logistics are nigh impossible. Yeah, that will create vibrant sov holding entities capable of fighting. How about you educate yourself before theory-crafting. http://themittani.com/features/creation-and-destruction

You were not in Delve,Providence or Deklein. I can this do too and whine about an empty null.

One tip: It doesnt pay off for any pilot in null sec to run a homedefence just when you or another carebear is arriving.

QFT. It's ridiculously easy to get into nullsec space. I feel safer jumping into Doril than I do Jita, and for good reason.

Despite all the problems with 0.0 there is something to be said for being able to shoot someone without having to deal with the police and all the tediously arcane mechanics of criminal flagging in highsec.

That sounds to me like whining, moaning and/or squealing... In fact checking your posting history it pretty much is the norm, you whine too much, maybe eve is not for you!

As far as the link goes, mate, I don't spend my time paying attention to anyone that only see's their end and advocates the destruction of others play style.

Interesting that your bunch only wants difficulty for HS and spews a lot of nonsense on the forums about EvE is hard place and people need to tough it up, however, when its about making NS harder to defend and not a cake walk as it is today you guys... Well, you girls whine a lot...

Null needs to be harder, make it so that if you want some space be prepared to defend it, in order to defend it you need to be close enough of your back yard, you want to go to other areas and mess with others? Fine, just be prepared for someone else mess with yours while you're out...

Game mechanics as they are make it too easy for big power blocks to, both, exist and be maintained, put my suggestion in place and you will have flocks of small corps/alliance all over NS claiming their space and being able to hold it.

The fact remains that there's very little reason to be in 0.0 in the first place, unless you're one of the few people who directly benefit from moons/fees/taxes, aka the "overlords." For the average guy in the average alliance, the routine is rat > buy pvp Drake/Zealot/Abaddon > lose pvp Drake/Zealot/Abaddon > repeat. There are also people whom I've come to all "free riders," aka the ones that rarely contribute to alliance ops but are the first ones on after downtime to cycle every belt in every system for officer spawns, and also the ones to complain about you to the leadership when they catch you running one of "their" 10/10 complexes.

You know, ever since Apocrypha came out, I never looked back on permanently leaving null. All I do now, when I'm active, is high-sec and wormhole pvp. And for the record, I literally started out in null when I began my EVE career back in 2004. My friend dragged me to that crappy space north of Placid, and then we killed some rats and mindlessly jumped about. That was like my second day in the game. But once the initial sense of awe was gone, the experience kept getting more boring and mundane with every passing day.

Null-sec, at best, is for people who like routines. Log in at a set time, take part in a roaming gang, mine/rat for a bit, and log off. Sometimes, there's a CTA. I wasn't even unfortunate enough to have been part of many bad null-sec alliances (I look on my time in Brick rather fondly, for example). It's the same thing each time. Capital ships didn't help the situation either.

Meanwhile, as an empire/WH pvper, things are almost always rather hectic and refreshing. Well, they were until Inferno, but that's a different discussion. Each war target presents something new. Sometimes, targets move 40 jumps to try and escape, forcing me to travel and deploy to completely new areas of space. Sometimes they hire allies, and instead of being the hunter, I become the hunted. Sometimes they run off to a wormhole, giving me the opportunity to perform an eviction. Sometimes they join null-sec alliances, forcing me to become a roadblock for their relocation efforts. Sometimes my own wormhole gets attacked, forcing me to defend it, or scuttle and take up a scorched earth policy. All of these activities are punctuated by mercenary contracts of all sorts, ganking, baiting, stealing, et cetera.

I'm a null-sec vet, and I honestly feel like it has nothing to offer me. Especially not after 2009. Between high-sec wars and wormholes (both for pvp and moneymaking), I have all my bases covered.

Maybe the real problem with null-sec is that it's obsolete.

PS: I notice that some of the best null-sec alliances don't just do null-sec stuff. Something to think about.

Working as intended.

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Seriously though, there is no incentive to permanently go to null just because there's nothing better/more interesting there.

Ironically, the current state is a result of players lobbying for more easymode with every update. To get this straight, I don't hold a gripe against any of the big 00 coalitions. In fact, they found a way to expoit the sandbox in the best way possible for them. Yes, there's people that are scamming f*cks and bloobing pu**ies but if you are bothered by that Eve may just not be for you. It's not like you're forced to do one thing only.

In the end it's up to CCP to get a grip on what's wrong and then fix it. Highsec is more isk/hour if you add in losses for most professions and as Destiny Corrupted already elaborated, WH and Highsec PvP tends to be more interesting in terms of at least getting fights without inb4blob.
Unless there's some serious changes in the pipeline TQ will become just like Serenity and people in 00 can finally live in peace. GG... I guess.

I'm pretty new and have been in 0.0 for 26 days. I think lowsec is overall a much tougher place to be. In null there is more money to be made if you're low in skills (PI, for example, on a few planets can bring in 30mil/week easily).

Biggest issues are neuts everywhere (who really don't do much unless you screw up big time) and a good chance your alliance has a CTA just about every day. It's great if you have the cash to blow on new ships every day but a poor soul like myself can really only watch from the sidelines (not to mention my tackler is there for entertainment purposes only and make a quick booming noise in minute 2 as it blows up).