Player Features and Ideas Discussion

I've been around since 2007 and my dad has 60 million skill points and he stopped playing years ago. I've been around. You people need to give up they are already working on what I'm talking about. When it comes to MMO's it's about being great why else would it take 23 years to train all the skills? or a hundred days to fly a ship? Let me tell you what my dad thinks about ganks and the jump gates.....well that's forbidden. And I watch all day long at the map and see people dead all day everyday at the gates to null sec. And what in the world is the problem? I came up with an idea and you all just started blasting me with how stupid I am?

A good point of view: If you feel yourself like criticising the whole the system, you may better leave it because there are tons of others benefitting from the same system.

If you're unable to compete with what you've got, more importantly, if you can't say "yes! that was a nice fight" after you lost your ship, this game will make you cancer, no more.

Either put yourself together and take courses and learn stuff you're missing OR pack all your stuff together and say a goodbye. The game will be fine-tuned as the time passes but less then rare of it will ever change completely.

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