Player Features and Ideas Discussion

No, as i proposed a frigate should scramble a frigate, 2 frigates should scramble a cruiser and it will take 4 for a battleship or bigger ship.
As i proposed, electronic warfare fitted on frigates it is powerful enough in a fleet fight with a lot of important bonuses.
Also frigate pilots and interceptors, as i am one of them, are not obsolete in any way since the most warfare is frig v frig.
I also proposed that the potential lack of this amazingly uber super duper ability a frigate has to be replaced by more powerful weaponry like cruise missiles as it used to be.
Have you kids ever watched a damn SF? In any SF the small ships are dangerous because they have firepower. Not a stupid ability to hold on ANY damn ship in this game until his friends arrive.
This is the problem, people fight only when they blob. This is what this proposal is meant to counter.
Anyway, you are all hostile. Just like the game is. Everywhere you go anyone want't to shoot you because they can. No logic or involvement. Mindless shooting.

The weird reason is that if you fly a battleship and you get scrambled by a frigate there is not much you can do. Just wait untill the little prick gets his 50 corp mates to take you down. Drones? Even seen a Dramiel eating drones?
Tell me what do you do?
There was a dumbass who wrote ealier "fit warp core stabs".
Any other bright ideea?

Have tou tried getting 50 corp mates of your own to take him down, or even one? You do understand the concept of escorts, right? The great thing about battleships is their tank allows them time to wait for their escorts to arrive on grid, meaning they don't have to sit right on top of you.

In EvE, most frustration is borne from the same root cause. "You used the wrong tool for the job". "Tools", as a concept in EvE, can cover everything from skilling up the right skills, using different modules or ships, boosters or drugs, intel channels, corp members, alliances, diplomacy, psychological warfare, assorted other specialty chat channels, tactics (including but not limited to hotdrops, wardecs, or suicide ganks), killboards, etc.

The game is delicately balanced around the interaction of all these hundreds or thousands of different things. That includes the module in question. The module isn't overpowered. It didn't get you killed. It is one of the very, very few modules people have at their disposal to put you at risk. Conversely, you have hundreds of modules, tactics, etc, to keep you safe. Nothing in this game, either the mechanics that put you at risk nor the mechanics that keep you safe, are 100% reliable. It's up to you, your skillful use of them, and willingness to diversify what you do, that keeps you safe. Just as much as the odus is on the hunters to use the tools at their disposal to put you at risk. Whomever masters the game mechanics better, wins.

If you suffered a major loss, the odus is on you to figure out why and how to avoid it. In this thread, already dozens of people have come forward with helpful advice. But you have to start your line of thinking with "what did I do wrong?", instead of, "what is wrong with this game?". It's much easier that way; you'll learn a lot more and make fewer enemies along the way.

Hell i used to roll in spidertanked armageddons, i had so much fun in them...

If you cannot clear tackle and are some place where that is a thing you might realisitically need to do. You didnt deserve your fancy spaceboat to begin with since you are clearly not well versed with rule number 1

You seem to have confused, "Grrr, I don't like it!" and "overpowered". TOTALLY different concepts.



Sounds like a personal problem. It is not as if you simply could not have prepared for that eventuality.


It's a matter of a LACK of skill, intelligence, tactics, and, most of all, planning on your part. You're flying a ship that has a specific vulnerability. You've identified that specific vulnerability. You've opted to completely ignore that specific vulnerability.

Obviously, except the flaming and bad words you have no argument.
This thread is closed.

If you had used the search function, you would have found that this idea has been discussed. Many times. It seems to pop up frequently, manifesting in slightly different forms but ultimately boiling down to the same general idea: cripple (not just nerf) point mods.



You wouldn't happen to be talking about stacking point mods and stacking warp core stabilizers would you?



Provide a reason why this feature is necessary and how it will help improve game play for players on both sides of any given battle where this feature would be relevant.



Ok, provide ANOTHER reason. Because there is only one word to describe the reason you've given, and that word is "****".



I think you're lying about playing Eve since 2003. I don't give a damn if your character sheet says otherwise.