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Post-Hyperion Wormhole Activity

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Pissfat
Tactically Challenged
The Initiative.
#21 - 2015-01-25 23:15:52 UTC
Adoris Nolen wrote:
Was strongly against the changes & still hate them. The summary of my wh activity nowadays is hauling shortcuts & C5 gas.

Industry pays the bills now.


You still whining about Hyperion pleases me greatly.

I am Winthorp you might remember me from such films as i got CCP to make signature ID's persistent through DT for their love of AU bros.

Terrorfrodo
Interbus Universal
#22 - 2015-02-02 21:42:51 UTC
Activity in w-space is way, way up. At least in c1-4, I don't visit c5/6 much these days.

Hyperion made the old, bored, bitter people leave, freeing up hundreds of systems formerly occupied by undead and inactive but entrenched zombie players. That those minor changes were enough to send them packing, in many cases before the patch was even deployed, was proof that all they needed was just this little push.

And then the following changes drew new, fresh blood into w-space, along with those vets who saw how good the changes were. Now it's better than ever.

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Incindir Mauser
Caldari Provisions
Caldari State
#23 - 2015-02-02 22:23:48 UTC
Terrorfrodo wrote:
Activity in w-space is way, way up. At least in c1-4, I don't visit c5/6 much these days.


That's because if you run sites you can expect 1-2 sheild nags to come farm your archon and moros pilots one or two sites in.

Sitekilling runners is the new bloodsport in c5/6.

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Hyperion made the old, bored, bitter people leave, freeing up hundreds of systems formerly occupied by undead and inactive but entrenched zombie players. That those minor changes were enough to send them packing, in many cases before the patch was even deployed, was proof that all they needed was just this little push.

And then the following changes drew new, fresh blood into w-space, along with those vets who saw how good the changes were. Now it's better than ever.


They didn't leave, they coalesced into bigger corps to seek the warm cynical glow of fellow geriatrics huddled around the burning towers of smaller corps that didn't throw themselves upon the guns of the 70 man "good fights" T3 fleets.

I'm pretty sure XLSMA's now come with handicap parking.

Change is good.
Adarnof
Anoikis Equilibrium
Honorable Third Party
#24 - 2015-03-03 19:30:49 UTC
As much as I hate digging up old threads, I think this one needs some revitalization.

Dearest Fozzie has demonstrated in today's devblog he both has metrics to analyze and is willing to share them - with all communities but ours. Industry metrics were shown mere weeks after their launch. How many months since phoebe? Not nearly as many as Hyperion, and IMHO the phoebe changes were more drastic than those in Hyperion. We know these metrics exist, and a big shout out to corbexx to doing what he can to get them to us, but frankly it's time to spill the beans CCP.

What can I say, I'm bitter, and the Grr Fozzie is strong today.
MooMooDachshundCow
University of Caille
Gallente Federation
#25 - 2015-03-03 19:34:26 UTC
Nah, we can't have that sort of thing. Remember kiddies, wormhole space is supposed to be the unknown.

Yeah, well, it's just like my opinion, man.

Pissfat
Tactically Challenged
The Initiative.
#26 - 2015-03-03 20:45:37 UTC
Adarnof wrote:
As much as I hate digging up old threads, I think this one needs some revitalization.

Dearest Fozzie has demonstrated in today's devblog he both has metrics to analyze and is willing to share them - with all communities but ours. Industry metrics were shown mere weeks after their launch. How many months since phoebe? Not nearly as many as Hyperion, and IMHO the phoebe changes were more drastic than those in Hyperion. We know these metrics exist, and a big shout out to corbexx to doing what he can to get them to us, but frankly it's time to spill the beans CCP.

What can I say, I'm bitter, and the Grr Fozzie is strong today.



+1

I am Winthorp you might remember me from such films as i got CCP to make signature ID's persistent through DT for their love of AU bros.

Trinkets friend
Sudden Buggery
Sending Thots And Players
#27 - 2015-03-04 03:01:49 UTC
You see, the problem with Fozzie is he takes a trend and, even though the dev blog and Phoebe both occur after the trend is already in its full swing, extrapolates that the trend was caused post-facto by the thing he hopes to see as resulting from the patches, ipso facto he searches for a conclusion and finds the one he was looking for.

For example the graph of 2 week rolling-average of ISK lost in nullsec PVP shows a trend - which began half a period before the graph shows it beginning - which got in train n August of 2014. The dev blog was released in October 2014 and Phoebe in november.

The trend, which in stockbroking terminology (i used to be a Technician, so pity me) is an upward channel, lasts 4 months, then breaks over the Christmas-new Year break. Technicians amongst you will realise there's a seasonality at work here but technics-wise the channel get broken and forms a pennant. The pennant is forming and coming to a break point in the next month or two; upward pennants like this can either break upwards or downwards.

The same pennant pattern is apparent in the total number of nullsec kills which in this unitless void, also matches a half-pennant forming in nullsec jumps (though this suggests the correction will be downwards when the pattern breaks).

The graph of capital ship deaths is interesting, as it shows mortality has increased and is holding at a higher base level than pre-Phoebe. The question is why - is it more capitals getting caught on gate or with access to the numbers, could one re-base it or correct for the nullsec population (ie; is a slight increase in population causing more caps to undock and hence die), or correct it for capital gate jumps, capital jumps, damage dealt by capitals to structures, or indeed capital damage dealt to rats.

My analysis of the nullsec population is that it's probably a good simulant for wormhole population (and my experiences picking up bittervets from nullsec during Phoebe's deployment). The population increased as players subbed up, loaded all their crap into their suitcase carriers, and the population crashes as people evacuate nullsec. Then a bunch join the HERO Coalition, and the population re-establishes itself.

There was also probably an element, over the new year period, of ISBoxing toons being un-subbed or leaving nullsec en-masse, to be flogged off on the forums - a process still continuing to this day as adjudged by a quick trawl of the IS Boxer bazaar yesterday.

For wormholes, same deal. People table flipped at the Hyperion changes, tossed their babies out with the bathwater, and silently crawled back into a big blobby C5 bear corp without making a big hooplah about it once they got sick of playing grab-ass with level 4 rats.
Kirasten
Perkone
Caldari State
#28 - 2015-03-04 04:50:44 UTC
Still wish our caps spawned in refit range of each other
HoruSeth
Republic University
Minmatar Republic
#29 - 2015-03-04 08:39:41 UTC
Terrorfrodo wrote:
Activity in w-space is way, way up. At least in c1-4, I don't visit c5/6 much these days.

Hyperion made the old, bored, bitter people leave, freeing up hundreds of systems formerly occupied by undead and inactive but entrenched zombie players. That those minor changes were enough to send them packing, in many cases before the patch was even deployed, was proof that all they needed was just this little push.

And then the following changes drew new, fresh blood into w-space, along with those vets who saw how good the changes were. Now it's better than ever.


Exactly. It have been the following changes, because they saw what they destroyed with Hyperion ;) And I am sure it's pretty obvious in their statistics and that's why they don't show them to us. :)

The only reasons, that nowadays wormhole life is more lively again are:

- Blue loot increase
- 0.0 Hacking Sites
- Fullerite value increase

That's it and has nothing to do with Hyperion. We kill so much more CovOps frigates just because of 0.0 Hacking Sites. If they wouldn't have implemented it to stop lowclass wormholes running dry you would seldomly meet someone these days in C1 to C3.

And statistics would prove that. I am pretty sure.

Hyperion announcement and patch release --> drastic decrease of people living in low class wormholes

Blue Loot Event & Blue Loot increase & 0.0 Hacking Sites & T3 Destroyer Announcement --> stopped the drop of numbers of people being active in low class wormholes and it slowly began to recover.

I am pretty sure they had no other choice. Otherwise Hyperion would have been a catastrophe for low-class wormholes and only bigger corps in higher classes would have remained mainly.

On my gravestone will be written: "Died because he used sarcasm in the wrong moment"

Marox Calendale
University of Caille
Gallente Federation
#30 - 2015-03-04 14:34:09 UTC
HoruSeth wrote:
I am pretty sure they had no other choice. Otherwise Hyperion would have been a catastrophe for low-class wormholes and only bigger corps in higher classes would have remained mainly.

Sorry but i absolutely disagree with you. Hyperion was a great Change. The only Thing which is still mostly useless are the frig holes, but may be if the other 2 D3´s are released still will change, too.

Wormholers are the strongest survivors of New Eden, and anyone who wasn´t able to adapt Hyperion is not worth be called a wormholer in my opinion. See those Null Secs P****** crying instantly because they now have to work for their Sov. Don´t cry like those b***** or go back to HighSec or wherever you think it´s better to live.
Wormholers are tough! Wormholers don´t cry! Wormholers can adapt! Those who can´t shouldn´t be wormholers.
HoruSeth
Republic University
Minmatar Republic
#31 - 2015-03-04 15:10:51 UTC  |  Edited by: HoruSeth
Marox Calendale wrote:
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Sorry but i absolutely disagree with you. Hyperion was a great Change.


It's not here about whether it was a great change for you or not. For overall acitivity in wormholes it was a very bad one! And I like frig holes by the way ;P

The circumstance of dying low-class wormholes after Hyperion announcement was a very firm feeling for everybody who was active in that area. And I have no doubts statics would prove that and this feeling would most probably become a fact then.

You seem to live in a C2. Don't tell you did not recognise a decreasing overall activity last summer? That would be against the main impression here from the forums and my personal as well.

Despite that I am more than happy that wormholes are more lively area than one year ago :) Plenty of things to do and shoot :) I have adapted and only die from time to time, but that happend before Hyperion as well. :)

On my gravestone will be written: "Died because he used sarcasm in the wrong moment"

Marox Calendale
University of Caille
Gallente Federation
#32 - 2015-03-04 15:53:39 UTC
HoruSeth wrote:
Marox Calendale wrote:
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Sorry but i absolutely disagree with you. Hyperion was a great Change.


It's not here about whether it was a great change for you or not. For overall acitivity in wormholes it was a very bad one! And I like frig holes by the way ;P

The circumstance of dying low-class wormholes after Hyperion announcement was a very firm feeling for everybody who was active in that area. And I have no doubts statics would prove that and this feeling would most probably become a fact then.

You seem to live in a C2. Don't tell you did not recognise a decreasing overall activity last summer? That would be against the main impression here from the forums and my personal as well.

Despite that I am more than happy that wormholes are more lively area than one year ago :) Plenty of things to do and shoot :) I have adapted and only die from time to time, but that happend before Hyperion as well. :)

Yes, you´re right about that and may be i got you wrong in the other Points, too. What I recognized where lots of empty holes, but I can´t say that we really had a lack of roaming "visitors" post Hyperion. May be in the first 3 or 4 weeks but that's normal for change with that impact. It takes time to adapt.
But I don´t believe that these lots of empty wormhole systems weren´t there before. Pre Hyperion we usually had chains like K-Space-WH-WH-WH-WH-K-Space. Junctions to other directions where pretty rare. Today its more like a great network of wormholes with junctions everywhere and in any direction. This why you just see much more of J-Space. And this is why I believe that Hyperion wouldn´t have been a catastrophe, because it just showed better how the reality already was before.
HoruSeth
Republic University
Minmatar Republic
#33 - 2015-03-04 16:09:34 UTC  |  Edited by: HoruSeth
I am mainly a day tripper and lived some time until mid of last year in low class wormholes. it was different when Hyperion was announced in those low class wormholes these days and honestly I even saw 3 times people bringing stuff out and one time I killed their last ship with the tower ^^. I haven't seen this before Hyperion.
And it was not only me reporting this around that time.

Again: Show us the statics CCP and all discussion, but at least all speculation will have an end! ;) You can, you just don't want, do you?

On my gravestone will be written: "Died because he used sarcasm in the wrong moment"

Chance Ravinne
WiNGSPAN Delivery Services
WiNGSPAN Delivery Network
#34 - 2015-03-04 17:41:42 UTC
If I'm elected to CSM I'll do my best to follow up on this. Adding it to the lost now.

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Marox Calendale
University of Caille
Gallente Federation
#35 - 2015-03-04 18:56:21 UTC
HoruSeth wrote:
Again: Show us the statics CCP and all discussion, but at least all speculation will have an end! ;) You can, you just don't want, do you?

For what? Where is the benefit to know, if Hyperion forced people to leave or not. You wrote it by yourself:

HoruSeth wrote:
The only reasons, that nowadays wormhole life is more lively again are:

- Blue loot increase
- 0.0 Hacking Sites
- Fullerite value increase

That's it and has nothing to do with Hyperion. We kill so much more CovOps frigates just because of 0.0 Hacking Sites. If they wouldn't have implemented it to stop lowclass wormholes running dry you would seldomly meet someone these days in C1 to C3.

So CCP has reacted. Low class got a great boost to income. What do you want to do them, what they haven´t done in the past?

HoruSeth wrote:
Despite that I am more than happy that wormholes are more lively area than one year ago :) Plenty of things to do and shoot :)

So where is the problem, if anything is great right now? Hyperion made living in a Wormhole a little bit harder, but CCP added enough benefit to force people to thrive in again. So again. What do want from CCP what they haven´t done in the past to improve Wormhole Life?
HoruSeth
Republic University
Minmatar Republic
#36 - 2015-03-05 07:56:32 UTC
Marox Calendale wrote:

For what?
What do you want to do them, what they haven´t done in the past?
What do want from CCP what they haven´t done in the past to improve Wormhole Life?


Why do you ask the same 3times in the same reply? Because you want me to repeat the 3rd time in a row now, that I want the statitics? Shocked

For you a 4th, 5th and 6th time again:

I would like to see the statistics
Show us the statistics please, CCP
CCP where are the statistics?

If you need it more often, please CTRL+C, CTRL+V. ;)

Enough? Why do you care by the way ... no wait ... just do not reply anymore. The answer might read ... errrrrh ... strange.

On my gravestone will be written: "Died because he used sarcasm in the wrong moment"

Shilalasar
Dead Sky Inc.
#37 - 2015-03-05 08:54:55 UTC
Do not forget that most people playing this strange game like statistics and graphporn. Just look at the fanfestpresentations.
The where we stand devblog also does something really nice in not only showing # of kills but also the ISK-value. No doubt activitiy in lowends is way up, but I´d happily trade half those stabbed epithrals (worst shipbalance ever), ventures and the hordes of herons for the occasional collapsing orca. But if so I´d probably be unhappy because people to shoot were so rare again...
umnikar
Fishbone Industries
#38 - 2015-03-05 13:39:32 UTC  |  Edited by: umnikar
Marox Calendale wrote:

Wormholers are tough! Wormholers don´t cry! Wormholers can adapt! Those who can´t shouldn´t be wormholers.


I like how some try to push their ego... Lol
The truth is, that wh space is the easiest to fly in.

On the Topic:
I see a vast number of empty c2 through my static - even the "good" ones with hs connection you cant sell anymore, because nobody is interested.
So, looking at the wh market, watching zkill and adding my own experience, I would say wh space is as empty as it has never been(excluding C6 entities and their farming alts in C5).
The shattered wormholes are completely unused. Thera, the so called WH-Jita has about 1 ship of each type in stock.

Quote:
Do not believe in any statistic you didn't fake yourself.


All what happened by opening up the chains, is that alliances with xxx members can reach any place in Eden in no time to take part in null/lowsec fights.
Small groups left, because farming the static is a rare thing and seeing the blobs traveling through your space is just boring.
HoruSeth
Republic University
Minmatar Republic
#39 - 2015-03-05 15:25:19 UTC
umnikar wrote:
Marox Calendale wrote:

Wormholers are tough! Wormholers don´t cry! Wormholers can adapt! Those who can´t shouldn´t be wormholers.


I like how some try to push their ego... Lol
The truth is, that wh space is the easiest to fly in.


While I totally agree with the first part Lol, wspace is definitely not the easiest to fly in as you know, you never know, while everywhere else at least you know, you know? Shocked

On my gravestone will be written: "Died because he used sarcasm in the wrong moment"

umnikar
Fishbone Industries
#40 - 2015-03-05 17:32:18 UTC
HoruSeth wrote:
umnikar wrote:
Marox Calendale wrote:

Wormholers are tough! Wormholers don´t cry! Wormholers can adapt! Those who can´t shouldn´t be wormholers.


I like how some try to push their ego... Lol
The truth is, that wh space is the easiest to fly in.


While I totally agree with the first part Lol, wspace is definitely not the easiest to fly in as you know, you never know, while everywhere else at least you know, you know? Shocked



Yeah I know, it's more a personal opinion thingy. But if you know there might be someone you don't know then at least you know you have to eleminate the hidden knowledge. After that what is left? Fly safe!
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