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No its a valid argument, there solution would be to have you stagger warp, or change mechanics into something that will look silly, or stupid. When the simplest solution is to stagger your warp. Its you who just doesn't like his answer. Its like the kid who ask his parents for all his Halloween candy, and the parents say no it will make you sick. The kid doesn't comprehend this, you don't comprehend what ccp is saying because you don't have access to the code. My guess is that yes they saw this issue, and had ideas of fixing it, but they either a made it worse, or b just was ridiculous. Clearly you know the solution, so implement it and stop asking ccp to fix something.. otherwise you might get what you want and hate it. Just like everyone who bitched for months about force projection flipps out when ccp fixed it.

Except they do play the game.. all the time in fact.

And I am guessing you did not see the hundreds of threads for the past idk 3-4 years, and numerious blags and news articals begging for ccp to 'fix force projection' so they did what people want. Once again.. adapt.

Implying i talked about force projection... Nowhere did i mention that specific topic.

Dear CCP, it hasn't taken long at all to See the effects that Jump fatigue has done to residents of Null sec, Fatigue builds up extremely quickly after 2 or 3 jumps, what is the point of building Jump bridges and having a "Highway" system if we are currently being penalized for using such a thing. The number of fleets that i normally seen has dropped 10 fold.

I offer these suggestions.

1, Making Jump fatigue into an Attrition system, where hot dropping into Enemy Sov will increase your fatigue, this will still limit force projection but make our Highways Still usable for General Usage. So Fatigue will only be generated for jumping into Enemy territory, can have Sov upgrades that can increase Fatigue generated to enemies.

2, Using a Stability modifier, Stability could be increase in several ways, For cyno's it could be skill and/or Modules, Reducing the fatigue generated due to a more stable Connection. For Jump Bridges it could also have a Base Stability because of it being a structure, it could be increased further with POS Structures, This would force us into making Dedicated Highways vulnerable to attack but necessary to us as a means to our own space.

"Oh no the mechanics will look stupid!"

Have any of you ever undocked a Naglfar? You can't really top that. This is not an excuse to avoid making changes to the game that are necessary for us to play it.

I'm not asking for you to get rid of jump fatigue. I'm not asking for you to increase jump ranges. I'm asking for you to make it a little bit more plausible for us to use gates regularly without having to jump through some ******* ridiculous hoops.
It's not even as if I'm talking about fleets of 200+ titans here. You start having some major problems with about 20 capital ships. That's not a large capital fleet by any measure.



There's a pretty distinct difference between adapting to intentional changes that CCP makes to the game (which we're doing), and adapting to consequences of these changes which CCP probably didn't foresee and certainly didn't intend but refuses to fix anyway (which we're trying to do, but damned if I'm going to be quiet about it).

Now this is a response I can accept

Who do I complain to about my tear collecting buckets being full and having no way to stop the tears from overflowing!

I blame CCP for making sweeping game changes that make sense to the adults in the room but comletely ruin the kid's lives.

Poor poor children. Some day you will realise life sucks.

Let me first quote an important fact about nebulae: Nebulae come in a variety of shapes. But their appearance is usually due to the type of energy source which is lighting them up. There is lot of gas that we can't see in the Galaxy. Something must happen for the nebulae to reveal themselves.
So, what happens to make nebulae glow? It depends on the type of nebulae. Some are involved in the formation of new stars. These are stellar nurseries called HII regions. The young stars found in HII regions are extremely hot and provide a lot of energy for lighting up nebulae.

So the current implementation makes each and every nebulae a very bright shining thing - in many systems the nebulae compete in brightness with the sun actually. Which is plain out wrong. Most pictures we know from nebulae have nothing to do with visible light - their pictures have been made in a certain spectrum of radiation to make them visible for us at all.

When it comes to usability inside Eve it becomes a real bugger when you have windows pinned to see more space. Because the text barely stays visible now with the very bright nebulae all over the places.

Edit: I even disabled HDR as offered as a solution to try to make it look different - with no effect at all really

I'll say it again: this isn't about the force projection changes themselves. This is about the fact that antiquated game mechanics are making it unreasonably difficult to use the mode of travel they want us to use.

If your fleets bumped all over the place every time you tried to use a gate you'd be upset too, don't even pretend otherwise.

On the upside, was that a 9 minute reboot just then? woop woop :D