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[Forums] Null sec is missing

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Thorian Crystal
Viziam
Amarr Empire
#1 - 2013-05-01 09:02:02 UTC
People keep wondering why doesn't more people go to null security areas. Then when I check these forums, there isn't even a section for null security in the forum sections.

There is a forum section for wormholes. But no section for null sec. Why?

Sure there is a section for warfare and tactics, but null is not only about wars, right?

If the answer is that "if you want to make isk, go to high sec", then well, there is your answer too. People keep going to high sec then, to make isk.

Now they are making changes to Eve where for example mining is more lucrative in null than it was. This leads to more people going to live in null security areas. But wouldn't it be odd, if the devs didn't add also a null sec section into Eve forums? If you try to promote null security areas, you should quit thinking null security only as a PVP area and establish forum section for all null players.

Ok, there is already forum section for industry. But I think that industry section is more suited for industry in general. Null forum section will have more null specific discussions that link things together in null perspective.

If the answer is that "there isn't enough null specific chat to justify a separate forum section", then you go wrong. I mean, the whole point of getting more players into null is not to direct them to PVP-forums (warfare and tactics) if they do not want to, but direct them to null to do what ever they want to do in null. Also there is a saying "create it, and they will come". So if you add null sec section to forums, you will have people chatting about daily life and more in null security areas.
Super spikinator
Hegemonous Conscripts
#2 - 2013-05-01 10:02:06 UTC
there was once CAOD. nobody goes there.
Danni stark
#3 - 2013-05-01 10:37:55 UTC
i was really hoping this was a suggestion for a null sec type of subforum where there's no moderation and it's just a gigantic cess pit that would move all the badposting from gd to a forum you don't have to go to if you're not thick skinned enough to be trusted alone on the internet.

i'm disappointed.
Theia Matova
Dominance Theory
#4 - 2013-05-01 11:29:26 UTC  |  Edited by: Theia Matova
Do you know why people do not truly want to go to nullsec?

- Nullsec is full of bitter players (just see above the troll people that even replied this post)
- Nullsec has probably more Multiboxers than other system types since there are more at stake
- Skills and training time play too big part on performance. My skills are now mostly 3-5 but I know that I can still squeeze up to 15% capability out of ships. So I rather sit in high sec and low sec than go to place where most of people have 15% more capability to fly their ships than me.
- If I wanted to PVE (regain losses) without ratting by running missions or more difficult sites. I am more often forced to form mega tank against 2 elements. Which makes me easy and predictable target for PVPers.
- I want game that I can relax in and when I am forced to fight over resources and systems the game can turn to something more than enjoyable not relaxed game play anymore. I know why FCs yell at people. I have been raid leader of wow which is not PVP but yet **** up of one means that everyone suffers.

Thanks to ship rebalancing null sec is more appealing. Since I could even fly logistic or different roles with smaller losses now but truth is that null sec is full of bitter vets. You can see them all over the forums try to guard their own back. Its circle of people some are even the game devs.

I won't ever pay for 4-5 accounts or want to fly them at the same time yet I know that I never can fight against those people that have that. I have already had that experience in low and wormhole. I do not need null to see it too.
Danni stark
#5 - 2013-05-01 11:38:59 UTC
Theia Matova wrote:
Do you know why people do not truly want to go to nullsec?


because you're a risk averse whiner?
Theia Matova
Dominance Theory
#6 - 2013-05-01 11:41:47 UTC
Danni stark wrote:
Theia Matova wrote:
Do you know why people do not truly want to go to nullsec?


because you're a risk averse whiner?


Whiner? I brought on topics that are truth in eve. And at least I bring on a point instead of flaming on someone that does.
Danni stark
#7 - 2013-05-01 11:44:10 UTC
Theia Matova wrote:
Danni stark wrote:
Theia Matova wrote:
Do you know why people do not truly want to go to nullsec?


because you're a risk averse whiner?


Whiner? I brought on topics that are truth in eve. And at least I bring on a point instead of flaming on someone that does.


no, you're whining. none of those are "truth". also, you didn't bring a point.

you just saw the word "null" and created a whine post. this thread isn't about null sec, it's about the forums. perhaps you should read before whining (then you might whine less, and post constructively).
Tchulen
Trumpets and Bookmarks
#8 - 2013-05-01 11:46:45 UTC  |  Edited by: Tchulen
Theia Matova wrote:
Do you know why I do not truly want to go to nullsec?

- I get owned every time I set foot out of high sec
- I can't fly or fight properly and rather than learn how I'm going to blame a lack of ingame skills as I simply can't be to blame for my own incompetence.
- I don't understand the concept of playing with other people and so think I should be able to do everything solo and when I can't I again blame everything except myself.
- I like playing wow as it's a fluffy cuddly game where I can feel like a winner whether I win or lose.

Let me reitterate - I refuse to accept my own limitations and instead blame the "bitter vets" for all my incompetence rather than actually accepting that I'm not a god at this game and could probably learn a bit of humility as that would allow me to learn how to actually play better but instead of doing that I'm going to continue to whine about how it's not.... my.... fault!

Blah


Fixed that for you. I would say you are more "bitter" than any "bitter vet" I've spoken to. Congratulations. You win a prize. You can collect it in WoW.
Theia Matova
Dominance Theory
#9 - 2013-05-01 11:55:28 UTC  |  Edited by: Theia Matova
Tchulen wrote:
Fixed that for you. I would say you are more "bitter" than any "bitter vet" I've spoken to. Congratulations. You win a prize. You can collect it in WoW.


For your knowledge I have not played WoW for several years and no I do not plan to go that game. I love EVE yes also because it has risk. Yet there was space how the risk should be divided. Fair PVP should be promoted. Not game where you get 2-5 multiboxed accounts on you. Not where you are sure catch because you are forced to fly certain type of tank or damage composition.

But thank you guys for simply proving my point. Bitter vets is very perfect term and on point.
Rengerel en Distel
#10 - 2013-05-01 11:57:25 UTC
Theia Matova wrote:
Tchulen wrote:
Fixed that for you. I would say you are more "bitter" than any "bitter vet" I've spoken to. Congratulations. You win a prize. You can collect it in WoW.


For your knowledge I have not played WoW for several years and no I do not plan to go that game. I love EVE yes also because it has risk. Yet there was space how the risk should be divided. Fair PVP should be promoted. Not game where you get 2-5 multiboxed accounts on you. Not where you are sure catch because you are forced to fly certain type of tank or damage composition.

But thank you guys for simply proving my point. Bitter vets is very perfect and on point.


"fair PVP" is defined by the winners

With the increase in shiptoasting, the Report timer needs to be shortened.

Theia Matova
Dominance Theory
#11 - 2013-05-01 12:01:48 UTC
Danni stark wrote:

you just saw the word "null" and created a whine post. this thread isn't about null sec, it's about the forums. perhaps you should read before whining (then you might whine less, and post constructively).


Really this is a quote from the post:

Thorian Crystal wrote:
People keep wondering why doesn't more people go to null security areas. Then when I check these forums, there isn't even a section for null security in the forum sections.


Forgive me but this is the start of the whole thread -_-
Danni stark
#12 - 2013-05-01 12:02:53 UTC
Theia Matova wrote:
Danni stark wrote:

you just saw the word "null" and created a whine post. this thread isn't about null sec, it's about the forums. perhaps you should read before whining (then you might whine less, and post constructively).


Really this is a quote from the post:

Thorian Crystal wrote:
People keep wondering why doesn't more people go to null security areas. Then when I check these forums, there isn't even a section for null security in the forum sections.


Forgive me but this is the start of the whole thread -_-


congratulations, 1 line in the entire post. perhaps you should have read the whole thing, not just the first line?

or were you too busy being blobbed by a guy with 5 accounts?
Tchulen
Trumpets and Bookmarks
#13 - 2013-05-01 12:54:02 UTC
Theia Matova wrote:
But thank you guys for simply proving my point. Bitter vets is very perfect term and on point.

Hahahahahahahahaha!

You should look up the definition of bitter because I can tell you that no one that's answered you is that. Vets they may be but bitter, no.

You're using "bitter vets" as a substitution for "arsehats" or "people who disagree with me".

However much arsehatery or disagreement people have with you, I do hope you realise that they disagree with you because you're wrong.

What you complain about being unfair is simply you not being able to think round the problems you face and thus having to stay in high sec.

If you joined a null corp and actually flew with others or ratted or did anoms or sites inside the null corp's protected systems you wouldn't have anywhere near as many problems as you seem to think there are in null.

It's really about playing the game with a view to being more dynamic. Don't think "I want to do this like this" and get upset when you can't. Think "I want to do this, how can I go about doing it without sucking at it or dying?". There are ways of minimizing risk. You just need to have the smarts to consider things outside the box and the sociability to play with others. Considering some of the people I've spoken to in null the social skills aren't really that necessary, either.
Mole Guy
Bob's Bait and Tackle
#14 - 2013-05-01 14:06:35 UTC  |  Edited by: Mole Guy
i sort of take offense to the "bitter old vet" phrase so loosely thrown about.


i have 2x2003 accounts, and 1x2004 account. there is nothing bitter about me or 95% of my corp. we love new people, helping out. care bearing, pvping, constucting things, teaching others....you name it, we enjoy it in 1 way or another.

we dont do the high sec ganking as we feel those players are dishonest.

our policy is NBSI because everyone who comes down to where we are is looking for pvp.
ive been in NRDS areas before and they are tough because you are forced to trust peeps you dont know.

but, there is nothing bitter about me or my corp.



the only bitterness i hear from this is coming from you Theia.
you are bitter that you cant go into null sec and make money so you generate all these "facts" and claim thats what the problem is and then you blanket stereo type all of us whom you DONT know and throw us under the bus.

back to the OP, it think having a null sec area in the forums would be great. share tips and tricks on survival, thriving in lawless space and things that could make life easier.
Loki Feiht
Warcrows
Sedition.
#15 - 2013-05-01 17:38:09 UTC
anyone can go to nullsec and make isk, theres npc nullsec as wel so if you know what you are doing you dont even have to be in anyones alliance or even corp

More NPC - Randomly Generated Modular Content thread https://forums.eveonline.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=220858

Drake Doe
88Th Tax Haven
#16 - 2013-05-02 13:01:03 UTC
Theia Matova wrote:
Do you know why people do not truly want to go to nullsec?

- Nullsec is full of bitter vets that multibox hell out of this game. (Don't want to be part of that)
- Skills and training time play too big part on performance. My skills are now mostly 3-5 but I know that I can still squeeze up to 15% capability out of ships. So Irather sit in high sec and low sec than go to place where most of people have 15% more capability to fly their ships than me.
- If I wanted to PVE (regain losses) without ratting by running missions or more difficult sites. I am more often forced to form mega tank against 2 elements. Which makes me easy and predictable target for PVPers.
- I want game that I can relax in and when I am forced to fight over resources and systems the game can turn to something more than enjoyable not relaxed game play anymore. I know why FCs yell at people. I have been raid leader of wow which is not PVP but yet **** up of one means that everyone suffers.

Thanks to ship rebalancing null sec is more appealing. Since I could even fly logistic or different roles with smaller losses now but truth is that null sec is full of bitter vets. You can see them all over the forums try to guard their own back. Its circle of people some are even the game devs.

I won't ever pay for 4-5 accounts or want to fly them at the same time yet I know that I never can fight against those people that have that. I have already had that experience in low and wormhole. I do not need null to see it too.

How does it feel to be more risk adverse than a lower Sp pilot? I may live in null but I'm neither bitter nor a vet.

"The homogenization of EVE began when Gallente and Caldari started sharing a weapon system."---Vermaak Doe-- "Ohh squabbles ohh I love my dust trolls like watching an episode of Maury with less " Is he my Dad " but more of " My Neighbor took a dump on my lawn " good episode! pops more corn" ---Evernub--

Theia Matova
Dominance Theory
#17 - 2013-05-02 13:07:40 UTC
Mole Guy wrote:
i sort of take offense to the "bitter old vet" phrase so loosely thrown about.


i have 2x2003 accounts, and 1x2004 account. there is nothing bitter about me or 95% of my corp. we love new people, helping out. care bearing, pvping, constucting things, teaching others....you name it, we enjoy it in 1 way or another.

we dont do the high sec ganking as we feel those players are dishonest.

our policy is NBSI because everyone who comes down to where we are is looking for pvp.
ive been in NRDS areas before and they are tough because you are forced to trust peeps you dont know.

but, there is nothing bitter about me or my corp.



the only bitterness i hear from this is coming from you Theia.
you are bitter that you cant go into null sec and make money so you generate all these "facts" and claim thats what the problem is and then you blanket stereo type all of us whom you DONT know and throw us under the bus.

back to the OP, it think having a null sec area in the forums would be great. share tips and tricks on survival, thriving in lawless space and things that could make life easier.


I admit that I used that term maybe bit too loosely that day. I know that not everyone in null are this way but there are many null and low sec trolls in this forums that don't have any sense of how to be social and yes there are also bitter vets that don't want to see new players in this game and just secure their own space. And yes I am also bitter for these aspect of the game and wish improvement for those aspects.

Thank you for proper response.
Theia Matova
Dominance Theory
#18 - 2013-05-02 13:23:17 UTC
Drake Doe wrote:

How does it feel to be more risk adverse than a lower Sp pilot? I may live in null but I'm neither bitter nor a vet.


I respect your choice for wanting to gun food to other people. Not everyone want to come to skills are not simply high enough. Eve has run already 10 years meaning there are tons of people that have 25% improvements for many skills and systems. For example we have skills that improve cap regen and amount both. In total these skills make 50% cap regen boost. Or how about guns? Simply T2 guns and ammo can already boost your DPS against right target type a lot. Yes you can always buy faction or officer weapon systems but does someone actually do that for null?

My point being when you think about all the improvements you get from skills. You most likely face person that is WAY more capable flying ship you fly against with more EHP (through resistance skills, jadada), more damage ( rate of fire skill, universal damage skill, gun skill ). When you sum this all up its not just 1-5% but your ship is way way worse than the opponents (in likely scenario). So you for sure get to lose lot of ships if you solo. You probably survive better in gangs.

Gangs are nice for starter but is there enough similar size gangs that there would be more tight and fair fights? I understand that in null you want to blow up intruders same as in wormholes but I still find it sad that travel in low / null sec is so risky. Especially when travel does not involve gain of any money (unless you freight) yet everytime you go through a gate it can be massive risk. Especially if you do it alone, since you most likely run into gang and have virtually no chance to either escape or even blow up one ship. Flying through gates.. the risk and reward is for not sure in balance because you don't gain any money from jumping through gate.

EVE would not be eve if ships were not blown up. I love EVE because it has one of the most functioning economies in games! Just that I wish it could be tiny bit wiser in some parts.
Mole Guy
Bob's Bait and Tackle
#19 - 2013-05-02 14:28:07 UTC
the ones in the game who should be bitter, are the nooblets.

they have to wait 5 years or more to catch up with the rest of us. they have to wait to fly all these kewl ships. or to be competative in pvp against someone with 120+ mil sp as mole has.

you have things now we didnt have back then like eve mon and whatnot to help you plan your skills. u can custom tailor a toon to be JUST as lethal in a few ships as i am after spending years of hit and miss. new stuff, we tried. we wasted alot of skill points (like in marauder) because the ships havent lived up to their potential or their hype (or things grew up around them and it was taboo to touch them @ risk of becoming OP).

with games like WOW, peeps top off, so over time, you could catch me. unless i quit (or get podded 50 times without clones), you will never catch me and i will never catch those guys with the 225 mil sp.

i can fly the ships i wanna fly and do the things i like, so i am good. but my boys stopped playing because it was SO time consuming. they wanna fly BLOPS and got frusterated because of the time requirement involved.

all i can say is patience.
finding a group that promotes fun game play.
jumping into an alliance that allows access to certain areas of space.
i HATE null sec policies, but some things we have to deal with. we are an indy corp. we like supplying ships or whatever for the alliance, but if they keep dragging us on the "offensive", and we must also attend "defensive" ops, how can we do our jobs?
but...somethings u just suck up and do in order to have access to their space.

if u dont want to be involved with nullie politics, go to WH. dont like that, low sec is about to become very lucritive. if no good, ice mining, or building things.
i dont know your playing style. but if u find some of these "vets" and learn from them, they just might have something to teach you and u might make a friend. that would lead to better playing in greener pastures.
Theia Matova
Dominance Theory
#20 - 2013-05-02 15:31:14 UTC
Mole Guy wrote:
the ones in the game who should be bitter, are the nooblets.

they have to wait 5 years or more to catch up with the rest of us. they have to wait to fly all these kewl ships. or to be competative in pvp against someone with 120+ mil sp as mole has.

you have things now we didnt have back then like eve mon and whatnot to help you plan your skills. u can custom tailor a toon to be JUST as lethal in a few ships as i am after spending years of hit and miss. new stuff, we tried. we wasted alot of skill points (like in marauder) because the ships havent lived up to their potential or their hype (or things grew up around them and it was taboo to touch them @ risk of becoming OP).

with games like WOW, peeps top off, so over time, you could catch me. unless i quit (or get podded 50 times without clones), you will never catch me and i will never catch those guys with the 225 mil sp.

i can fly the ships i wanna fly and do the things i like, so i am good. but my boys stopped playing because it was SO time consuming. they wanna fly BLOPS and got frusterated because of the time requirement involved.

all i can say is patience.
finding a group that promotes fun game play.
jumping into an alliance that allows access to certain areas of space.
i HATE null sec policies, but some things we have to deal with. we are an indy corp. we like supplying ships or whatever for the alliance, but if they keep dragging us on the "offensive", and we must also attend "defensive" ops, how can we do our jobs?
but...somethings u just suck up and do in order to have access to their space.

if u dont want to be involved with nullie politics, go to WH. dont like that, low sec is about to become very lucritive. if no good, ice mining, or building things.
i dont know your playing style. but if u find some of these "vets" and learn from them, they just might have something to teach you and u might make a friend. that would lead to better playing in greener pastures.


As far specializing some ships it was not easy before but has become much better since CCP balanced the T1 small ships. Flying frigate is much easier than battleship or battlecruiser that matter. But are nullsec wars won by people flying in t1 frigates or cruisers? Maybe some battles have been won using such small ships but battleships, capitals and titans play too big role in todays null sec games that you can ignore them. Mastering or getting even fair skills with battleship type can be very time taking. It does not take 5 years but it does for certain take long time.

I do not know why people keep bringing up WOW. Its ****** game now. Vanilla was ok but todays its mere shade what the game used to be. And even vanilla did not compare to EVE since it never had working market. Trade skills were always broken. I love EVEs industry and yes ship losses are vital to keep it going.

Every potential group I find in eve has these teen angst who think they are in top of the world. I am so full of these antisocial guys even in these forums that troll and misbehave. Maybe I find nice bunch of people sometime but it seems to be very hard in eve very very hard.

I have been to WH and it was fun for its time but WH people have often laughed how long CCP ignored problems with WH posses. It was seriously nightmare. WH is although probably one of the nicest PVP elements in the game since it often promotes fair PVP due to WH mass and time limits. You can't fly blops throught them as easily you do in null. I also like the fact that WH lacks local. It makes you rely on game sensors more than simply looking at local giving much more nice and immersive gameplay experience. But sadly WH comes at its price, last time I was there you were not able to see market or make any interractions outside WH that you could possibly do. Yes I know you can have alt do it for you. But who likes login to separate character to do some basics mechanics in the game? Thank you for bringing up WH because that could be one of my goals in odyssey since they actually address some of the issues that existed in WH space.
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