EVE New Citizens Q&A

Yet you started it.

In my first post here I just gave you a short list of other things that are incorrect according to reality.
But this isn't reality, it's a game and games tend to alter stuff so that it suits better in the game.
So falloff, look up what it does and just agree that CCP implemented it cause they needed it for the sake of a good game.

No instead you started bitching about trolling, and if you want real trolling...I can give you it, but given that I just got released again by CCP I'm playing nice.

But none of my post are trolling post....at least not intended or even close to it IMO

And you do know that personal attacks get you banned
(not talking about personal past experience with CCP staff and similar statement to another player).

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Looking at post history, I think I spotted who your former character was (the one whining about people could place bounties on anybody, NCQA people know which thread I mean). Can tell you that even with a new character, you haven't changed a bit.

Guns will still be inaccurate even without an atmosphere. But, of course, you already knew that.

No, because the ship is not stabilized, it bobs up and down with the wind, and it's really hard to stabilize a platform so the aiming dot doesn't shake at long distances.

Aiming and hitting things are complicated. The game approximates this with accuracy falloff and tracking. It's not bullet falloff, it's accuracy falloff, as in, if you were to plot the accuracy on a graph the line would fall off the page. It's a game, a simulation that approximates reality.

I was talking about shooting in space. So no wind etc.

Why not as my first post. Because this is easily found with 1 google search about falloff.

There is always gravity in space. The idea that gravity suddenly stops working outside the limits of an atmosphere is wrong. Yes, in orbit you don't touch the floor and there is no up or down. That's because the object you would be inside has a small amount of gravity created by it's mass. So it's not zero gravity, it's micro gravity. However, the object itself is being acted on by the gravity of the planet, which in turn is being acted on by the gravity of the sun. The moon is being affected by earth's gravity which is why it doesn't just wonder off into space completely and continues it's monthly spin around the planet. Even the human body has it's own gravity due to mass. It's the most miniscule amount that can probably not ever be measured, and while on a planet would not make the least affect since it is basically beaten down by the massive chunk of dirtball said human is standing on.

Click his name and look at his Bio. I was not being racist. the phrase "on yer bike" is a British term for someone to go away as is "sling your hook"
He is a "Crazy Dutch guy" and they like cycling alot in the Netherlands I put those things together to make a joke.
I am not racist.

ref:
"On your bike! Slang. Get lost. Short, according to Bernard Levin in 'The Times' (London), for 'It would be better for you if you get on your bike promptly and pedal fast.'"
British English A to Zed by Norman W. Schur:

Citation needed:
‘Sling your hook’ is polite way of telling someone to go away. This term has a nautical origin. ‘Hook’ was a name given to the ship’s anchor, and the ’sling’ was the cradle that housed the anchor. Therefore, to ‘sling your hook’ meant to lift anchor, stow it and sail away.

Every Dutch shed keeps at least a dozen bicycles
There are more bicycles than people in the Netherlands. For short distances people prefer biking over driving and waking.. Dutch also take pride in decorating their bikes. Every morning thousands of Dutch school kids will take their bikes an ride a distances up to 20km to get to school. Every season, rain or shine, summer or winter Dutch are seen on their bikes. There is probably nowhere else you will see many women in elegant dresses or skirts pedalling on their bikes

No offense taken. I have a thick skin and heard worse remarks about our glorious Dutch.

And I was never trolling. In my first post i just made clear there are a lot more things which arent realistic and that it doesnt have to be because this is a game.

And on the first page (well before I posted) you do disagree with the replies in the way you dont see how that falloff should be in game, without understanding what something is and dies how can you say that it isnt needed.

To most this just comes acros as a new player whining about something he does understand.

I"m fine by that.

And actually are quite a fan myself to use Dutch stereotypes myself.
The only times I hate being a Dutch guy is when I hear some other Dutch pilots try to talk English on comms.

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You will love that cycling tour you booked.