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NPC null sec.
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Kiran
Sebiestor Tribe
Minmatar Republic
#1 - 2013-04-14 15:41:58 UTC
This has been lagging behind for a few years now. The only thing it offers is small scale pvp, industry and mining in npc null sec is a joke. The main reason is becuase of the lack of a reliable way to get high end ores from the belts.
When ccp changed sov sapce belts they also heavily nerfed npc space in terms of its industry and the ability to self sustain smaller corps and alliances that live in npc nul sec.

I tired of seeing CCP pander to the big sov block holders and forget about the smaller corps and alliances that live out in npc nul sec.

I would like to know what is going to be done about this and why should I vote for any of the CSM that are currently standing.
Malcanis
Vanishing Point.
The Initiative.
#2 - 2013-04-14 17:04:37 UTC
Kiran wrote:
This has been lagging behind for a few years now. The only thing it offers is small scale pvp, industry and mining in npc null sec is a joke. The main reason is becuase of the lack of a reliable way to get high end ores from the belts.
When ccp changed sov sapce belts they also heavily nerfed npc space in terms of its industry and the ability to self sustain smaller corps and alliances that live in npc nul sec.

I tired of seeing CCP pander to the big sov block holders and forget about the smaller corps and alliances that live out in npc nul sec.

I would like to know what is going to be done about this and why should I vote for any of the CSM that are currently standing.


What "pandering" have CCP been doing to the "big bloc holders" in the last 3 years? Sov 0.0 has been kicked in the balls repeatedly. NPC null has at least been left alone.

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