EVE General Discussion

thats a lot of words for a u mad post. please try to be edgier and less meme, and no, you havent blown up my hulk due to my lack of mining skills.

Oh I think lots of things, I've got like 20 pages of sketch book with mock ups of a new SOV system, and new rules, like jump bridges being something only deployable in a system where you've gained sov 4 and worked with dust players to build that sweet sweet space elevator. The idea being that each constellation in eve should be treated as a control point. Not just per system. With border systems and core systems.

Allainces should be able to capture all regional gates in my design to lock down the 1st level of system control. Treating regional gates more like pos, where you put up a TCU, but behind the regional gates shield. 3 TCUs on each regional gate for so many hours and you claim the most basic constellation control and can mine moons and such.

Tie system control to planets instead of moons

Set one planets per constellation as the "core" planet. One thing I like about space is planets that support life are rare. And would be so in eve as well. Also different types of planets have different numbers of moons. Gas giants should have the highest moon counts, while barren planets should have basically none.

Because that's how it really works.

The idea being that finding a terra planet in null sec should be hard, and this planet should be key to SOV control. PLUS it makes it easy to fit dust into it, since we all know it's coming wether we like it or not. With only one planet being fought over for control points and districts per constellation, it creates natural HQs. Plus only that single system would be the one with WiS when it comes around one day. It's been confrimed that dust and eve players will be able to both meet in person in stations. With only a single areas to do eve/dust interactions, it becomes easier to see it's effect, easier to control.

Plus it's more fun than endless pos bashing!

The idea gets more complex with planets being the tech income, and POS being used to mine H3 as fuel for the system infrastructure, the more moons you have, the more tech you can mine at the planet. If the enemy harrases your moons, gets in the way of NPC convoys bring the H3 to and from the moon POS, *or it can be players that have to move it still a target* you can cuase the system to cost more fuel than the fuel income.

Basically kinda taking some hints from the eve game slay, and putting it back in sov warfare.

It'll be more clear when I make my shiny after effects video with female voice over work : )

LOL my GF usually has the map upside down too!

Funny you say that about TEST's war. TEST invited the goons to join our war, not vice versa.

Also, RE: the war in Delve, basically, the CFC yet again annihilated an enemy who was convinced we were bad at this game. It really is nice to have a reputation of being terrible, everyone underestimates you so consistently, and its so crushing to their morale to lose every major engagement against "terrible players".

The pain train hasn't reached their space yet.

What's wrong, Archer? We all know you aren't like that. Well, ok, there was that one time with that Cuban dissident that Castro tried to have killed...

It also has something to do with -A- standing down fleets in order to keep their killboards green, and some other stuff as well, and the "dock up, hide beneath the blankets, and the bogeymen can't touch you". Which is true, we were docked up after all, but you could touch our stuff.

I guess that's the problem when your friends care more about their precious K/D than they do about having fun, you, your space or their own space for than matter.

Don't worry. We'll drag them through the dirt for you.

Actually it was Pet Legions war. They batphoned you, then you called your masters because you didn't out number them 3-1.