EVE General Discussion

Next, more EHP for freighters.

Same goes for goonswarm, test alliance, -a-, pl, suddenly spaceships, etc. Null sec blob fests are boring. Station grinding is boring. Moon reactions are boring.



What nerf? Nobody has even said anything about nerfs. So far CCP has only talked about pos revamps and ship re balancing. Honestly, your post reeks of a misinformed person from lowsec whos only positive aspect is a positive killboard (who even cares about kill boards, the metagame, anyway?).

Instead of spewing out the a-typical garbage from 1/4 the argument, why not come up with a constructive idea for how high, low, and null should work together rather than banter on about an imaginary nerf?

Basically, EVE Online is boring.

I Won't Build "Your Empire"

I didn't even ask you to do so?

One thing that is often overlooked when flying with large coalitions/alliances is that you can often find a subgroup within the alliance that does just about anything, and unlike small corps that do these things I have a vast and easy talent pool for recruiting whenever numbers start to dwindle.

For instance I recently helped revitalize our baby blops wing and I'm rarely found in a fleet that numbers over 20 people. We usually live deep in someone else's territory, and the only thing we have to do with pos's is on occasion we steal one that someone is unanchoring.

I won't say I've never been a member of the blob, I have, but I don't enjoy it as much as what I do now, and my recent killboard activity kind of reflects that renewed interest.

Yeah but the thing is some people are deaf and cannot speak in comms, which is often a must in null blocks. Some people only want to spend an hour a weekend doing some very casual activities.

Fact is I think high sec is fine the way it is. Keeps prices low, has a viable market. and introduced people to the game. Highsec has become a breadbasket that everybody can take from. Nerfing highsec would have too vast a repercussion on too many areas of space. It'd be very likely eve couldd enter another economic depression; the very least a recession. This is the worst possible thing that could happen in Eve. Nobody would buy anything cause your isk would be worth more and more the longer because the value of one isk would buy more and more. It would very easily turn into a tailspin.

I get that people are bored in null a lot of the time waiting for the cta. But I don't think nerfing highsec will get more targets in null. It'd probably cause many people to leave (The opposite of what we want to happen.)

Here's something we haven't all tried yet.


It's called "minding our own business".

I bring your attention to point 1

And ask why you bother to waste peoples time with a thread like this?

Actually never mind you may refer your self to point 1.

Are you OK? You seem kind of angry.

If you want others to mind your business, or you want them to let you mind theirs, you have to offer something for that time. It's an economical measure. Most people actually mind their own business, even in the largest shard we know of, known as the real world to some to dare to venture out of the basement.

I would say you should mind your own business because it makes sense. What could you have done to change things, other than a forum post?

Quite often in threads like this, there is much energy going into what people aught to do, while not really doing anything to change that.

If you want people to be involved in your game the way you see it, you have to come up with a way to let them be involved, either voluntarily or involuntarily, and in some manner that they benefit from it pertaining to their goals.

If you want everybody doing things that has some effect on each other, then you must really understand the scope of the activities. Recently I equipped a battleship with mods I never used before, and am running tests on it. This has nothing to do with anybody else, for now, but I suspect that somebody built that hull, and made those T2 modules. My present goals do not involve interaction with anybody else at this time.


But to understand the effect of things regarding interaction, and the scope of the activities, would be to try to find the crossroads where the map is too large. It's beyond my understanding. I don't know what I can do for you that can change anything for you at this time, and could not think of anything you can do for me.


Good luck trying though. I think that nothing is going to change until there are enough people ready to work on some very out of the box ways to mix things up a bit.

I want a special overview icon for casual gamers,
so i can concentrate all my guns on them.


Edit: In fact, we should create a group that specifically targets these so called "casual gamers".