EVE General Discussion

If you want to do well and pretty much safe, you will need a Wormhole with a static HS, so a C3 should be good for you guys.
Also find one that has not got more then 5 moons.

You get in there, place a POS at every moon, your Main POS should be a faction deathstar

so everyone getting in and trying to get you guys out, will have to deal with 5 POSes first.

The getting stuff in part:
When you have found a hole, you move in your Stuff untill the hole collapses, then you scan the new "exit" inside the hole, which will lead you to a random HS system, from there you can move more stuff in.

a static HS exit does not mean always safe. it can happen that you get a HS Island exit, which means the Hs is surrounded by LS, so you have to go trough LS if you want to get to the main trade hubs.

a basic rule for w-space:
ALWAYS, JUST ALWAYS have a character in the hole that is able to scan.

Not quite true, although a PVP'er myself, the amount of bashing on the bears is mind numbing, the worse thing is, this bashing nublets often think they'll stand a chance (on a fair fight) against old/ex-pvpvers living in WH now with crap ton of resources. Their illusion astonishes me.

I see the problem... you don't live "in" the wormhole, you move into the system it connects to. Say you scan down a hole and connect to J123456. OK, let's say you're in high sec and the hole connects to a C2. Well, you look around, and it's empty. What you'd need to do is move in a pos and all the fixings, find a moon and set it up. Now, the hole you're coming in from in this case only has 16hrs life on it and a 750M mass limit, so initially you need to keep that in mind for the initial move in, but let's say you get an orca haul or two in there and set up, then the hole closes behind you. You're still in J123456, still at your pos and ready to roll. Your C2 will have some static holes leading from it... think of them at gates to other systems that change their destination every 24hrs. You scan them down, and depending on your hole (being a C2) you have connections to empire and another wormhole system.

TL:DR, you don't live in the wormhole, you live in the system it connects to.

Also one that hasn't had the ABC ores nerfed out of it or isn't a victim of having ice removed from highsec so we can't afford to live in wormholes anymore. >cough<

Yeah, because the wannabe pirate losers who camp 'their' gates in 'their' low sec, or who kill miners for being in 'their' belts don't have this mentality at all.

Different classes. Pirates (and small PvP corps) won't be the ones to break those blocs, because they don't have that kind of organization. They would push their attitudes on smaller, weaker targets like solo miners or newbie corps, because that's all they can manage.

Sov and WH alliances would have be taken down by their own kind. Fine, my last statement falls flat when you apply it to their level; I think it's more true at the high/lowsec level. However, it's not like the game itself is protecting their playstyle, they do it themselves. Structures aren't invincible, you have to get your people together to defend them. Wormholes aren't secured or claimable, you have to enforce your claim or you lose it. Alliance member corps have to be reminded why they shouldn't just break off or stand down whenever they want. There are other points of vulnerability, built right into the game (WH back doors, sov mechanics, player-generated fuel dependency, alt anonymity).

The leaders of those blocs are 'builders' who care enough about protecting what they've assembled, that they can resist those who want to bring them down. That doesn't make them invincible though, you just need to see a lot more resources and focus on the side of the 'destroyers'. The game offers enough ways for people with a 'destroyer' mentality to take down even those big 'builder' blocs, but it is up to the players themselves to use them.