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Null Sec Carebears

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Razgriz Shaishi
Perkone
Caldari State
#21 - 2012-05-22 22:15:45 UTC
What is this.... I dont even...????
Kara Books
Deal with IT.
#22 - 2012-05-22 23:16:32 UTC
FloppieTheBanjoClown wrote:
I think it's important to distinguish between carebears and people who primarily engage in PvE.

A carebear is going to get butthurt over a ship loss. They get invested in their hardware and when someone applies violence to it, they react with rage or tears or some other behavior besides "oops, oh well, time to get another ship."

*Some* of the people who rat in null or run wormhole sites and even some highsec dwellers just see ship losses as part of the game. These are NOT carebears, even if they aren't intent upon blowing up other people's stuff.

Among the ~150 incursion ships I help destroy, I saw maybe a dozen that fit in the second category. The incursion community is second only to miners in carebear concentration.


UMad?
Demonicly Posessed
Imperial Academy
Amarr Empire
#23 - 2012-05-23 08:48:05 UTC
RubyPorto wrote:
Demonicly Posessed wrote:

Bull crap all it takes is stealthbomber and some torpedoes. You dont even have to be in any corporation.


Ok, I should clarify for those who might be a mite challenged.

This whole discussion is in regards to ratting in a way that makes more isk/hr than Mission Running in Highsec vs Incursion running in a way that makes more isk/hr than Mission Running in Highsec.

If you can pull 15-20m Isk wallet updates in an SB, you're lying.



Yes u can pull 15-20 mill wallet updates but it is way too much work to be done all the time, chaining etc. But yeah all them things u bought up how much any random 0,0 dweller does for that? For them there is a person who fuels towers etc. They just ran plexes and moan that others get more isk then they
RubyPorto
RubysRhymes
#24 - 2012-05-23 09:24:56 UTC
Demonicly Posessed wrote:

Yes u can pull 15-20 mill wallet updates but it is way too much work to be done all the time, chaining etc. But yeah all them things u bought up how much any random 0,0 dweller does for that? For them there is a person who fuels towers etc. They just ran plexes and moan that others get more isk then they


1) Nobody chains anymore.

2) Random 0.0 dwellers tend to have to deal with at least some of those things constantly, or have to pay for them in the form of Rent or PvP (most non-Renters require some PvP activity). But even for those that don't, all of that setup was done by Players over time and represent assets at risk and effort invested.

What sort of comparable setup (assets or effort) was needed to make ridiculous amounts of ISK in pre-Nerf incursions? Some effort was invested in mapping out the sites, and there's some effort involved in keeping a fleet running. That's it really.

"It's easy to speak for the silent majority. They rarely object to what you put into their mouths." -Abrazzar "the risk of having your day ruined by other people is the cornerstone with which EVE was built" -CCP Solomon

Gorenaire
Theosophical Society
#25 - 2012-05-23 11:30:04 UTC
I confirm that since I shoot virtual spaceships in an online game, my manhood improved drastically , I am less insecure and it helped me tremendously to feel better about myself.

Thank you CCP for this therapeutic achievement .
Denarus Arran
Brutor Tribe
Minmatar Republic
#26 - 2012-05-23 12:01:36 UTC
A Random Broad wrote:
Yes an alt....ohhhh noooos.

Assuming you are a pre-nerf hisec incursion hating nullsecer (Wormholers, you get a pass)

Given: ~90% of those opposed to the pre-nerf hisec incursion isk rates gave "unbalanced risk vs. reward" as the primary factor in the necessity of a nerf

Then: The reason you live in null is to PvE....not to blow up other people's internet spaceships. You are a carebear (which is okay, just admit it)




Other Situation: "F you, I'm no carebear, I'm primarily in null-sec to kill people"
Then: Your argument is invalid

Fundamental question: Why did you move to null-sec....PvE or PvP? If the latter, then the ability to engage in unrestricted spaceship pew pew is the benefit of 0.0.

Not to mention, ratting in your backwater 0.0 system watching local while doing back to back to back Havens/Sanctums is about as much risk as a hi sec incursion runner, it just required less people (obviously I know it takes a **** ton of people to secure Sov, blah blah blah)


Troll away!


Pubbie Corp alt. Too scared to post on main. Obvious troll.

PEWPEWPEW

Sarah Schneider
Native Freshfood
Minmatar Republic
#27 - 2012-05-25 18:14:40 UTC
Ilnaurk Sithdogron wrote:
I must say that I agree with you. Many people in nullsec who are always screaming at the carebears to HTFU are actually quite cowardly themselves. Why is it that a single afk cloaked red in a nullsec system shuts an entire nullsec system down for hours? I'm a miner/mission runner, and I see a lot of reds in local every day. That doesn't mean I go run for a station and cry until they're gone.

People dock in nullsec when they saw neuts is a logical move and when they don't they're either realize and accepted the fact that they're taking a risk from getting tackled and burnt to death or the neut is actually their own alt or someone they know.

Whilst people in hisec whines, after their ship was blown up for them being stupid enough to not take precaution in the first place.

Being brave doesn't mean one has to be stupid.

"I'd rather have other players get shot by other players than not interacting with others" -CCP Soundwave

Marcus McTavish
Volcel Police
#28 - 2012-05-25 19:32:53 UTC
A Random Broad wrote:
Yes an alt....ohhhh noooos.

Assuming you are a pre-nerf hisec incursion hating nullsecer (Wormholers, you get a pass)

Given: ~90% of those opposed to the pre-nerf hisec incursion isk rates gave "unbalanced risk vs. reward" as the primary factor in the necessity of a nerf

Then: The reason you live in null is to PvE....not to blow up other people's internet spaceships. You are a carebear (which is okay, just admit it)




Other Situation: "F you, I'm no carebear, I'm primarily in null-sec to kill people"
Then: Your argument is invalid

Fundamental question: Why did you move to null-sec....PvE or PvP? If the latter, then the ability to engage in unrestricted spaceship pew pew is the benefit of 0.0.

Not to mention, ratting in your backwater 0.0 system watching local while doing back to back to back Havens/Sanctums is about as much risk as a hi sec incursion runner, it just required less people (obviously I know it takes a **** ton of people to secure Sov, blah blah blah)


Troll away!


I didnt know you had to form up for ops in highsec! or defend your space, or support yourself, or risk being bubbled at any turn!
sabre906
The Scope
Gallente Federation
#29 - 2012-05-25 20:40:03 UTC  |  Edited by: sabre906
Sarah Schneider wrote:
Ilnaurk Sithdogron wrote:
I must say that I agree with you. Many people in nullsec who are always screaming at the carebears to HTFU are actually quite cowardly themselves. Why is it that a single afk cloaked red in a nullsec system shuts an entire nullsec system down for hours? I'm a miner/mission runner, and I see a lot of reds in local every day. That doesn't mean I go run for a station and cry until they're gone.

People dock in nullsec when they saw neuts is a logical move and when they don't they're either realize and accepted the fact that they're taking a risk from getting tackled and burnt to death or the neut is actually their own alt or someone they know.

Whilst people in hisec whines, after their ship was blown up for them being stupid enough to not take precaution in the first place.

Being brave doesn't mean one has to be stupid.


Indeed, if everyone's as "brave" as you are, a single afk cloaker can shut down Jita.Big smile
Jessie-A Tassik
Pator Tech School
Minmatar Republic
#30 - 2012-05-27 19:01:29 UTC  |  Edited by: Jessie-A Tassik
FloppieTheBanjoClown wrote:
I think it's important to distinguish between carebears and people who primarily engage in PvE.

A carebear is going to get butthurt over a ship loss. They get invested in their hardware and when someone applies violence to it, they react with rage or tears or some other behavior besides "oops, oh well, time to get another ship."

*Some* of the people who rat in null or run wormhole sites and even some highsec dwellers just see ship losses as part of the game. These are NOT carebears, even if they aren't intent upon blowing up other people's stuff.

Among the ~150 incursion ships I help destroy, I saw maybe a dozen that fit in the second category. The incursion community is second only to miners in carebear concentration.


What about Goons and PL?

You know, the ones who won't fight without their Capital Blob?

I thought is was real neat during "Burn Jita" that SOMEONE made Goon pods protected by Concord regardless of SEC status.

But of course, Goons are to tough and strong to have whined to someone for that, eh?
Jessie-A Tassik
Pator Tech School
Minmatar Republic
#31 - 2012-05-27 19:04:04 UTC  |  Edited by: Jessie-A Tassik
RubyPorto wrote:
Demonicly Posessed wrote:

Yes u can pull 15-20 mill wallet updates but it is way too much work to be done all the time, chaining etc. But yeah all them things u bought up how much any random 0,0 dweller does for that? For them there is a person who fuels towers etc. They just ran plexes and moan that others get more isk then they


1) Nobody chains anymore.

2) Random 0.0 dwellers tend to have to deal with at least some of those things constantly, or have to pay for them in the form of Rent or PvP (most non-Renters require some PvP activity). But even for those that don't, all of that setup was done by Players over time and represent assets at risk and effort invested.

What sort of comparable setup (assets or effort) was needed to make ridiculous amounts of ISK in pre-Nerf incursions? Some effort was invested in mapping out the sites, and there's some effort involved in keeping a fleet running. That's it really.


Especially when you have a huge NAP train and a Titan Blob two CYNO's away from you(less than five minutes) to bail you out of any problem.

When Goons had trouble with High Sec war at Jita...... they ran to the GM.

The bad man blew up my Logi's they cried!

(This is different from the mysterious "CONCORD protecting Null Bear pod" bug)
RubyPorto
RubysRhymes
#32 - 2012-05-27 21:08:31 UTC  |  Edited by: RubyPorto
Jessie-A Tassik wrote:
RubyPorto wrote:
Demonicly Posessed wrote:

Yes u can pull 15-20 mill wallet updates but it is way too much work to be done all the time, chaining etc. But yeah all them things u bought up how much any random 0,0 dweller does for that? For them there is a person who fuels towers etc. They just ran plexes and moan that others get more isk then they


1) Nobody chains anymore.

2) Random 0.0 dwellers tend to have to deal with at least some of those things constantly, or have to pay for them in the form of Rent or PvP (most non-Renters require some PvP activity). But even for those that don't, all of that setup was done by Players over time and represent assets at risk and effort invested.

What sort of comparable setup (assets or effort) was needed to make ridiculous amounts of ISK in pre-Nerf incursions? Some effort was invested in mapping out the sites, and there's some effort involved in keeping a fleet running. That's it really.


Especially when you have a huge NAP train and a Titan Blob two CYNO's away from you(less than five minutes) to bail you out of any problem.

When Goons had trouble with High Sec war at Jita...... they ran to the GM.

The bad man blew up my Logi's they cried!

(This is different from the mysterious "CONCORD protecting Null Bear pod" bug)


Yeah, pay attention, those were BUGS caused by TiDi interacting poorly with the various aggression mechanics of HiSec.

By way of analogy, if your Hulk suddenly started going GCC every time you tried to mine in certain circumstances, would you:
A) File a Bug Report to get it fixed,
B) HTFU like you'd prefer the Goons to have done, or
C) Cried on the Forums without doing A) or B)

The Goons found a BUG during their Burn Jita TiDi torture test, reported it, then discussed it on the forums in an effort to pinpoint exactly what triggered the bug and how to avoid it until it was fixed.

There was a Dev Blog detailing exactly what the Bug was and how it was fixed.

"It's easy to speak for the silent majority. They rarely object to what you put into their mouths." -Abrazzar "the risk of having your day ruined by other people is the cornerstone with which EVE was built" -CCP Solomon

RonPaul Rox
i'm from the government and i'm here to help
#33 - 2012-05-28 00:55:48 UTC
Demonicly Posessed wrote:
RubyPorto wrote:
Demonicly Posessed wrote:

Bull crap all it takes is stealthbomber and some torpedoes. You dont even have to be in any corporation.


Ok, I should clarify for those who might be a mite challenged.

This whole discussion is in regards to ratting in a way that makes more isk/hr than Mission Running in Highsec vs Incursion running in a way that makes more isk/hr than Mission Running in Highsec.

If you can pull 15-20m Isk wallet updates in an SB, you're lying.



Yes u can pull 15-20 mill wallet updates but it is way too much work to be done all the time, chaining etc. But yeah all them things u bought up how much any random 0,0 dweller does for that? For them there is a person who fuels towers etc. They just ran plexes and moan that others get more isk then they


False. make a video of a 17.5m wallet ping from an SB and I'll give you 200 million isk, really

http://imgur.com/EGjYLSL

Drakarin
The Scope
Gallente Federation
#34 - 2012-06-02 10:19:42 UTC
There is less effort involved in staying safe in high security space. It's true that after you get past the high // null sec border systems, null sec is quite safe; but there's still a chance you make a mistake, doze off, etc.. and someone finds you.

Anyhow, what's your point?

If you think Null is full of carebears, that's cool, go blow them up.
Gorki Andropov
I Dn't Knw Wht You Wnt Bt I Cn't Gve It Anymre
#35 - 2012-06-03 12:31:41 UTC
Denarus Arran wrote:

Pubbie Corp alt. Too scared to post on main. Obvious troll.



At least everyone's heard of Republic Military School...ANZAC ALLIANCE? I don't have a ******* clue who they are. Obvious troll.
RubyPorto
RubysRhymes
#36 - 2012-06-03 14:22:25 UTC
Gorki Andropov wrote:
Denarus Arran wrote:

Pubbie Corp alt. Too scared to post on main. Obvious troll.



At least everyone's heard of Republic Military School...ANZAC ALLIANCE? I don't have a ******* clue who they are. Obvious troll.


I do. They're pretty well known in the late night crew (well, Aussie/Pacific Primetime). No idea what they're doing right now, but I've been away for a while.

"It's easy to speak for the silent majority. They rarely object to what you put into their mouths." -Abrazzar "the risk of having your day ruined by other people is the cornerstone with which EVE was built" -CCP Solomon

RubyPorto
RubysRhymes
#37 - 2012-06-03 14:24:34 UTC
sabre906 wrote:
Sarah Schneider wrote:
Ilnaurk Sithdogron wrote:
I must say that I agree with you. Many people in nullsec who are always screaming at the carebears to HTFU are actually quite cowardly themselves. Why is it that a single afk cloaked red in a nullsec system shuts an entire nullsec system down for hours? I'm a miner/mission runner, and I see a lot of reds in local every day. That doesn't mean I go run for a station and cry until they're gone.

People dock in nullsec when they saw neuts is a logical move and when they don't they're either realize and accepted the fact that they're taking a risk from getting tackled and burnt to death or the neut is actually their own alt or someone they know.

Whilst people in hisec whines, after their ship was blown up for them being stupid enough to not take precaution in the first place.

Being brave doesn't mean one has to be stupid.


Indeed, if everyone's as "brave" as you are, a single afk cloaker can shut down Jita.Big smile


Different Mechanics, different sane responses.

The equivalent to not docking your ratting ship is to Shoot ninja salvages then continue the mission or to reflip cans when canflipped. All three aren't brave, they're stupid.

At least some people in 0.0 will switch ships to form up and fight.

"It's easy to speak for the silent majority. They rarely object to what you put into their mouths." -Abrazzar "the risk of having your day ruined by other people is the cornerstone with which EVE was built" -CCP Solomon

Ned Black
Driders
#38 - 2012-06-04 13:05:12 UTC
RubyPorto wrote:
Safety in Nullsec comes in the form of Intel channels, camps, roaming gangs, fleets to keep and take sov, etc all made up of People Working together to Provide that safety. In other words, massive amounts of player effort goes into making nullsec "safe" for the average scrub ratter.

Safety in HighSec comes from CONCORD, run by the Server, made up of pixels. In other words, it takes zero player effort to be safe in High Sec (I'll go ahead and assume that the number of PvE ships lost per man/hour of PvE is the same, though it's not).


Incursions were unbalanced because the Effort v Reward balance was off. That's similar to Risk v Reward, but combining the accumulated risks that went into making the reward possible.

Safely Ratting in Null Requires:
Taking Sov
Holding Sov
Sov Bills
iHub Upgrades
Intel Channels
Good Recruiting
Towers
Stations
Logistics
Defensive Fleets
Generally, Other People around

Safely Incursioning in High Requires:
Showing Up


See how the balance is off?


Ah, nice list of things to make you safe... I can dig that... but according to that list you would not miss local in the slightest in your "efforts" to do PvE without risk?

Of course you would. After all, intel channels, sov stuff and all that may make PvE better... but none of that will be even close to giving you such a sense of security as local does. With local you KNOW WITHOUT FAIL if you are safe to rat and mine or not. It does not matter if I come through a gate, jump through a WH, jump through a cyno (covert or otherwise) or log on inside your system. Local will let you know of my presence even before my grid loads 100% of the time. Cant get much safer than that now can you?

You nullsec people always like to talk about risk vs reward... yet its about 10000 times more dangerous for a hulk miner in "high security" space than in "lawless" nullsec space which is supposed to be completely bonanza dangerous... that alone points out that there is something seriously wrong with the current risk vs reward when it comes to nullsec.

If they would remove local from nullsec you nullsec people would actually have to do as you said to keep reasonably safe... yet not even close to as safe as you currently are with local the way it is.
Ned Black
Driders
#39 - 2012-06-04 13:11:49 UTC
Drakarin wrote:
There is less effort involved in staying safe in high security space. It's true that after you get past the high // null sec border systems, null sec is quite safe; but there's still a chance you make a mistake, doze off, etc.. and someone finds you.

Anyhow, what's your point?

If you think Null is full of carebears, that's cool, go blow them up.


I want to but as soon as I enter their systems they run off like coqroaches from a light...
RubyPorto
RubysRhymes
#40 - 2012-06-04 13:39:01 UTC
Ned Black wrote:


Ah, nice list of things to make you safe... I can dig that... but according to that list you would not miss local in the slightest in your "efforts" to do PvE without risk?

Of course you would. After all, intel channels, sov stuff and all that may make PvE better... but none of that will be even close to giving you such a sense of security as local does. With local you KNOW WITHOUT FAIL if you are safe to rat and mine or not. It does not matter if I come through a gate, jump through a WH, jump through a cyno (covert or otherwise) or log on inside your system. Local will let you know of my presence even before my grid loads 100% of the time. Cant get much safer than that now can you?

You nullsec people always like to talk about risk vs reward... yet its about 10000 times more dangerous for a hulk miner in "high security" space than in "lawless" nullsec space which is supposed to be completely bonanza dangerous... that alone points out that there is something seriously wrong with the current risk vs reward when it comes to nullsec.

If they would remove local from nullsec you nullsec people would actually have to do as you said to keep reasonably safe... yet not even close to as safe as you currently are with local the way it is.


Use local in HS the same way ratters use local in Null and you will be perfectly safe.

"It's easy to speak for the silent majority. They rarely object to what you put into their mouths." -Abrazzar "the risk of having your day ruined by other people is the cornerstone with which EVE was built" -CCP Solomon

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