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Incursion griefing getting kicked into high gear

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Barakkus
#61 - 2011-11-01 14:36:56 UTC
Friendly Gank wrote:
always seems odd to me that griefers are just about the most risk averse people you can find. this might actually be worth a thread if they went after some of the more serious incursions bears like sk33t or SSN


SSN aren't bears bro. I know nothing about sk33t.
http://youtu.be/5CSxjFRmzkU ...unfotrunately, Saturday was reeeaaaallly slow...
Day before that we took down a carrier Blink

We just like to get money to go pvp with.

http://youtu.be/yytbDZrw1jc

Ammzi
Dreddit
Test Alliance Please Ignore
#62 - 2011-11-01 15:28:41 UTC  |  Edited by: Ammzi
Rellik B00n wrote:
Ammzi wrote:

PS:
Saying highsec incursions is one of the best ISK features is a bit flawed. You do realise that highsec incursions only pay out 60 % of the reward that is paid out in nullsec and lowsec?

And a last thing, about 30-40 billion isk is being generated in highsec incursions at best peak times during the week an hour.
You need to step your game up a bit more before we notice anything on our wallets.


quoting you saying that highsec incursions dont make much ISK followed by you saying high sec incursions make 30 - 40 billion ISK AN HOUR.


People like you wanna make me rip my hair chest out and scream
STUPID STUPID STUPID SO INCREDIBLY DUMB AND IDIOTICALLY STUPID WITH NO UNDERSTANDING OF LOGIC WHAT SO EVER.

Now you listen to me, you less-intelligent-I-have-no-idea-how-you-survive being.
Highsec incursions in comparison to nullsec/lowsec incursions will earn you a lot less isk.
So highsec incursions are LESS profitable than nullsec/lowsec incursions (do you get it now?).
So yes, my incredibly illogical friend, highsec incursions don't make much isk IN ******* COMPARISON TO NULLSEC AND LOWSEC INCURSIONS LIKE I WROTE IN MY POST.

Highsec incursions in general generate 30-40 billion isk an hour, an estimate that I calculated depending on different variables (not per person, but in total for a hypothetical 3 highsec incursion scenario).

In your quote you imply that my statement is illogical. It is not and I should not be to blame for your brain's inability to understand arguments.

PS: If you simply misread or misunderstood the post, fine ... I'll say sorry for the above rant ^ on your person. But seriously, don't even attempt to discuss with people if you really fail at that or at least ask me to elaborate.
Gazmin VanBurin
Boma Bull Corp
#63 - 2011-11-01 17:34:32 UTC
U mad bro?

but seriously, incursions pay out to well not just in isk but in LP as well, the main problem in it is that as long as you dotn kill the mother ship you can keep getting the sites to spawn over and over, there should be a cap on how many sites can spawn for each incursion till you 'have' to kill the mother ship and end the incursion.

Joining Sansha isent so bad, you get great health care.
Psychotic Monk
Sebiestor Tribe
Minmatar Republic
#64 - 2011-11-01 18:50:52 UTC
Ammzi, my complaint against them isn't as much the isk they make, but the isk they make compared to the risk to the pilot/ship. Until we came along, that is. :P

Although that's really a discussion best had in one of the other sub-forums.

Speaking of money, we hit just a hair short of 40b killed last night. I was originally gunning for 60b killed in a week, but I think we're going to well exceed that. I wish there was an emoticon that let me properly express my feelings about that. Is there an overjoyed emoticon?
Ammzi
Dreddit
Test Alliance Please Ignore
#65 - 2011-11-01 18:51:07 UTC  |  Edited by: Ammzi
Gazmin VanBurin wrote:


but seriously, incursions pay out to well not just in isk but in LP as well, the main problem in it is that as long as you dotn kill the mother ship you can keep getting the sites to spawn over and over, there should be a cap on how many sites can spawn for each incursion till you 'have' to kill the mother ship and end the incursion.


U jelly bro?

Gazmin VanBurin wrote:


Joining Sansha isent so bad, you get great health care.



No **** ... I have sansha loyalists screaming all over space "THERE IS NO DEATH IN NATION!!!111"
Delusional fools Roll

And congratulations Psychotic. You're definitely right, no one will come around and say "uhh there's no risk in incursions".
I'll just link those pricks your killboard Big smile. Way to go for a mutual benefits-relationship Lol
Gazmin VanBurin
Boma Bull Corp
#66 - 2011-11-02 19:26:23 UTC
Of course we ransom most the incursioners we catch, but very few actualy pay us to let them go, a few have payed tho and they have been allowed to warp away.
Barakkus
#67 - 2011-11-02 21:10:07 UTC
Gazmin VanBurin wrote:
Of course we ransom most the incursioners we catch, but very few actualy pay us to let them go, a few have payed tho and they have been allowed to warp away.


How much rope did they have?

http://youtu.be/yytbDZrw1jc

Gazmin VanBurin
Boma Bull Corp
#68 - 2011-11-02 21:49:32 UTC
Barakkus wrote:
Gazmin VanBurin wrote:
Of course we ransom most the incursioners we catch, but very few actualy pay us to let them go, a few have payed tho and they have been allowed to warp away.


How much rope did they have?


Well they wernt Spelunkers Lol so not sure why they would have brought rope, care to elaborate?
Barakkus
#69 - 2011-11-02 21:52:01 UTC
Gazmin VanBurin wrote:
Barakkus wrote:
Gazmin VanBurin wrote:
Of course we ransom most the incursioners we catch, but very few actualy pay us to let them go, a few have payed tho and they have been allowed to warp away.


How much rope did they have?


Well they wernt Spelunkers Lol so not sure why they would have brought rope, care to elaborate?


The only use for "payed" is in regards to rope, and it's a very obscure usage of the word Blink

http://youtu.be/yytbDZrw1jc

Gazmin VanBurin
Boma Bull Corp
#70 - 2011-11-02 21:55:14 UTC
Barakkus wrote:
Gazmin VanBurin wrote:
Barakkus wrote:
Gazmin VanBurin wrote:
Of course we ransom most the incursioners we catch, but very few actualy pay us to let them go, a few have payed tho and they have been allowed to warp away.


How much rope did they have?


Well they wernt Spelunkers Lol so not sure why they would have brought rope, care to elaborate?


The only use for "payed" is in regards to rope, and it's a very obscure usage of the word Blink


Ah sorry I knew my terible spelling skills would come back to bite me, i saw it was misspelled later but didnt want to edit for one word. Well played good sir
Barakkus
#71 - 2011-11-02 21:58:23 UTC
lol, I'm just in the mood to nit-pick.

http://youtu.be/yytbDZrw1jc

FloppieTheBanjoClown
Arcana Imperii Ltd.
#72 - 2011-11-02 22:50:51 UTC
Barakkus wrote:
lol, I'm just in the mood to nit-pick.

Gaz will keep you quite busy.

Founding member of the Belligerent Undesirables movement.

Andrei Taganov
Caldari Provisions
Caldari State
#73 - 2011-11-02 23:38:39 UTC
Barakkus wrote:
Gazmin VanBurin wrote:
Barakkus wrote:
Gazmin VanBurin wrote:
Of course we ransom most the incursioners we catch, but very few actualy pay us to let them go, a few have payed tho and they have been allowed to warp away.


How much rope did they have?


Well they wernt Spelunkers Lol so not sure why they would have brought rope, care to elaborate?


The only use for "payed" is in regards to rope, and it's a very obscure usage of the word Blink



Interestingly enough, and in Gaz's defense, "payed" seems to be a completely acceptable (although far less common) version of the past tense for pay, according to American Heritage Dictionary, Merriam Webster, and Dictionary.com.

Perhaps you should better choose which nits you pick...

~Andrei.
Psychotic Monk
Sebiestor Tribe
Minmatar Republic
#74 - 2011-11-03 00:23:29 UTC  |  Edited by: Psychotic Monk
Andrei, are you defending Gaz's posting, really?

edit: we love you, Gaz.
Cerisia
Red Phoenix Rising
#75 - 2011-11-03 00:40:55 UTC  |  Edited by: Cerisia
Andrei Taganov wrote:
Barakkus wrote:
Gazmin VanBurin wrote:
Barakkus wrote:
Gazmin VanBurin wrote:
Of course we ransom most the incursioners we catch, but very few actualy pay us to let them go, a few have payed tho and they have been allowed to warp away.


How much rope did they have?


Well they wernt Spelunkers Lol so not sure why they would have brought rope, care to elaborate?


The only use for "payed" is in regards to rope, and it's a very obscure usage of the word Blink



Interestingly enough, and in Gaz's defense, "payed" seems to be a completely acceptable (although far less common) version of the past tense for pay, according to American Heritage Dictionary, Merriam Webster, and Dictionary.com.

Perhaps you should better choose which nits you pick...

~Andrei.


Whilst we're all in a nitpicking mood....

American Heritage Dictionary,Merriam Webster,and Dictionary.com are all American websites. The Americans (bless them) have butchered our great language for hundreds of years.

The Oxford English dictionary however, states that payed means

verb (past and past participle payed)

[with object] Nautical]

seal (the deck or seams of a wooden ship) with pitch or tar to prevent leakage:an open groove between the planks had to be payed by running in hot pitch from a special ladle



Carry on heheBig smile
This space for rent..
Andrei Taganov
Caldari Provisions
Caldari State
#76 - 2011-11-03 01:02:24 UTC  |  Edited by: Andrei Taganov
Cerisia wrote:


Whilst we're all in a nitpicking mood....

American Heritage Dictionary,Merriam Webster,and Dictionary.com are all American websites. The Americans (bless them) have butchered our great language for hundreds of years.

The Oxford English dictionary however, states that payed means

verb (past and past participle payed)

[with object] Nautical]

seal (the deck or seams of a wooden ship) with pitch or tar to prevent leakage:an open groove between the planks had to be payed by running in hot pitch from a special ladle



Carry on heheBig smile



This is a much stronger argumentative stance than that of Barakkus, and as far as I can tell the only use of payed that isn't an irregular verb; however, it's irksome to see people on the internet arguing points that cannot stand on their own feet. Using an irregular form of a verb is not the same as misspelling that verb. If you want to play grammar/spelling Nazi (fan of WW2 Germany, for the filter), at least read a book first.

To close my case, I will simply side with Henry Fielding:

"In reality, the world have payed too great a compliment to critics, and have imagined them men of much greater profundity than they really are."

If you don't like Gaz's use of payed, or my defense of it, take it up with the great English novelist... Oh, and don't be so quick to blame the Americans, eh?

[edit for Cerisia] Lol

~Andrei.
Cerisia
Red Phoenix Rising
#77 - 2011-11-03 01:18:33 UTC  |  Edited by: Cerisia
Andrei Taganov wrote:
Cerisia wrote:


Whilst we're all in a nitpicking mood....

American Heritage Dictionary,Merriam Webster,and Dictionary.com are all American websites. The Americans (bless them) have butchered our great language for hundreds of years.

The Oxford English dictionary however, states that payed means

verb (past and past participle payed)

[with object] Nautical]

seal (the deck or seams of a wooden ship) with pitch or tar to prevent leakage:an open groove between the planks had to be payed by running in hot pitch from a special ladle



Carry on heheBig smile



This is a much stronger argumentative stance than that of Barakkus, and as far as I can tell the only use of payed that isn't an irregular verb; however, it's irksome to see people on the internet arguing points that cannot stand on their own feet. Using an irregular form of a verb is not the same as misspelling that verb. If you want to play grammar/spelling **** (fan of WW2 Germany, for the filter), at least read a book first.

To close my case, I will simply side with Henry Fielding:

"In reality, the world have payed too great a compliment to critics, and have imagined them men of much greater profundity than they really are."

If you don't like Gaz's use of payed, or my defense of it, take it up with the great English novelist... Oh, and don't be so quick to blame the Americans, eh?

~Andrei.



Blimey!

Calm down dear, it was in jest hence the smiley at the end.

Gaz - take no notice of me , I'm crap at speeling two Big smile (and I meant no offence to you Gaz either)
This space for rent..
Aggressive Nutmeg
#78 - 2011-11-03 02:04:42 UTC  |  Edited by: Aggressive Nutmeg
Apparently, if enough Americans mis-spell a word, it becomes a correct variant spelling.

I think I'll stick to speaking English.

The word is 'paid'. P

Never make eye contact with someone while eating a banana.

Scrapyard Bob
EVE University
Ivy League
#79 - 2011-11-03 02:24:26 UTC
Aggressive Nutmeg wrote:
Apparently, if enough Americans mis-spell a word, it becomes a correct variant spelling.

I think I'll stick to speaking English.

The word is 'paid'. P


I blame a Dilbert cartoon from about 10-15 years ago that used "payed" instead of "paid" in one of the panels.
Andrei Taganov
Caldari Provisions
Caldari State
#80 - 2011-11-03 02:45:31 UTC
Aggressive Nutmeg wrote:
Apparently, if enough Americans mis-spell a word, it becomes a correct variant spelling.

I think I'll stick to speaking English.

The word is 'paid'. P



I'm gonna go ahead and call this one a flat out troll.

The word is 'misspell.' What? (Also, the period goes inside the quotes.) Additionally, I presented a great Eton educated chap who made use of this 'correct variant spelling' long before any of these fellows came along.

I guess that means I did let you troll me, though, so good on that.

Seriously though, why has our glorious grief thread become the place for people to illustrate their inability to criticize a perfectly acceptable usage of English language? Back to the Incursion griefing, and that's where I'll be...

~Andrei.