EVE General Discussion

And in truth you shouldn't have to. Some people have spent the last few days going on about their baseless accusations, creating rich tapestries of conjecture and conspiracy. But instead of taking their accusations to the right people that can do anything about their claims they just spam GD with another "Goons R Bad" thread.

This is not the forum for your accusations of malfeasance and the seedy underworld of Eve. If you have proof (a concept that is oft difficult for some) of wrongdoing in the ranks of CCP and their developers relationships with any alliance take it to Internal Affairs and stop recycling post after post of this **** here.

On another note, I think I'll have to sacrifice some of my tank to get that DPS out of the T2 Launchers. I prefer the overpowered tank but it is just taking too long to complete the missions. But it's got a really good tank so i should be able to play around with it and come up with a nice balance.

The tinfoilhattery of the OP would have made sense if GSF was a merc alliance and lived in high sec. As it stands, the changes to wars in 1.0 were beneficial to any null sec power bloc that went cruisin' for a bruisin' into Jita(except TEST). No one in high sec is anywhere near as organized, has the amount of members or isk to do anything other than be cannon fodder.

CCP is definitely influenced by large alliances. They'd damn well better be. It's what makes Eve unique. But this specific case just goes to show how absolutely ******** your general whistleblower gets.

Objectivity does not appear to be your strong suit. Mittens was promoting himself, not the GSF. Again, try using your OWN words to make sentences and stop using the crap that the tinfoil hat brigade regurgitate.

The only thing that bugs me about the new wardec system is that it makes my eve mail icon blink more then before. But I did get a bit of a chuckle thinking these guys would be locked into a forever war.

Other than that, I still could not care less about wardecs. They have zero importance to people based in nullsec as we basically live in a state of forever war with any one that happens by.

It sure as hell isn't goons crying about the possibility of being shot on sight at any moment.

Whilst I full understand the need to tweak the wardec system to prevent unwanted foreverwars, I did like the idea of the Goons being ongoing legitimate targets in hisec that you could fire on without risking concordokken.

Posts in this thread (and elsewhere) indicate that the Goons also seem to think that this would be good for them, giving them unlimited (legitimate) targets wherever.

I have also seen that moon goo brings in more iskies for them than I will ever see in 10 thousand lifetimes. This made me wonder if the following is possible:

1. We form an overarching hisec alliance that anyone who wants to shoot goons can join
2. Goons wardec that alliance using their huge amounts of isk
3. Lots of explosions

This gives the happy balance of slightly more consensual pvp, lots of targets, and the chance for smaller corps to have a go at goons without the inevitable journey to null and instant explosion that would result.

Is this vaguely sensible, or have I missed something fundamental?

I've had corpmates ask on more than one occasion how to change a setting so that they didn't have to get a notification every time a 1-man bandwagon corp jumps on one of our current wardecs. True story.

Cutter Isaacson wrote:

"The sad fact is that there seem to be ever increasing numbers of self appointed internet idiots"

My dear fellow, you should know that self praise is no praise.

So I was talking with the other highsec war goons and we both agrees that we don't care about the changes either way.

I've wondered for years, just what kind of crazy causes someone to post like this. Most analogies on the Internet are bad, but this one doesn't even make sense by any of the twisted logic standards. I just can't make the connection between your post and the fact I can go into hisec and shoot people without being blown up by the po-po.

Your posting reminds me of this one time I worked at a summer day camp helping underprivileged kids as part of the free lunch program. We played kickball all the time; the kids we're a lot of fun to mentor. Then I moved away and couldn't help any more.

how deliciously ironic