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So what happens if we feel the CSM does not represent us?

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Xython
Federal Navy Academy
Gallente Federation
#301 - 2011-09-08 16:51:04 UTC
Flamespar wrote:
And with all the the constant anti-CCP drivel (some justified, some wild speculation) that they feel free to spout to whomever will listen. I want to know:


Constant? One CSM's blog post about how things are really, really bad? This is "constant anti-CCP drivel?"

You are aware that these are the CSMs that literally dropped everything in their lives to fly out to CCP's HQ to help save EVE (or at least, help save CCP's face) during the RMT Riots, right?

Yes, I know -- when I put it that way, it's clearly sensationalism, but it's at least better written than "constant anti-CCP drivel," which I feel should really be read in the same voice as "Comic Book Guy" from the Simpsons for maximum effect.

Myself, I wasn't aware CCP was a faction we could be "pro" or "anti", although if you consider the idea of being a mouthbreathing, neckbeard pubbie fanboy who refuses to look objectively at EVE online as a hole as "pro-CCP," well, call me "anti-CCP", because I, for one, shave my neckbeard every 2, 3 weeks, minimum.

Which leads into an interesting idea -- how do we grind faction with CCP? I'm thinking Strippers, Pizza, and Beer quest turn-ins, but Christ, it's a long walk to the mission hub over in Iceland. Maybe FedEx, or a really, really large trebuchet.

Wait, what was I saying again?

Flamespar wrote:
What happens if the CSM is abusing it's privilage? If subscriptions are down, is it also not possible that CSM is complicit due to the damage that they are doing to EVE through interviews like the Mitanni has been doing?


I think my favorite part of this badpost is this line. Lets ignore the misspelled privilege and the incorrect use of an apostrophe in "its".

Lets look at the concept that one CSM's ranting about very real problems that are being mostly swept under the rug by CCP as a whole (with the exception of some great and devoted people on the FiS team) is causing the fact that subscription numbers have been going down for a very, very long time.

Yes Virginia, it turns out that Mittani was SO SO MEAN to the poor widdle multinational corporation known as CCP that it recursively struck a blow for player population numbers backwards, through time and space itself. He did this by pointing out that Incarna was a flop, that FiS hasn't been getting funding since WoD and Dust started development, and that as the CSM it is time to start complaining about FiS not getting any love. (Not actually doing any complaining, just pointing out that in the oncoming weeks they were going to start complaining.)

So mean, that it broke time itself.

Either that or there's a hole in your logic. But getting a pubbie to admit that is less likely than the time travel thing, so lets go with time travel.


... Although I would pay good money to see some clueless pubbie demand Mittani step down from the CSM because he's not fanboy enough. You'd be able to hear the laughter from ORBIT.
Cearain
Plus 10 NV
#302 - 2011-09-08 17:28:24 UTC
I was never interested in incarna myself. However I did think it would increase subscriptions.

It has taken much longer to deliver much less than I could have imagined. In the end it is really no different than any other game where you walk an avatar around.

If I want to walk an avatar around there are a numerous mmos that already do that. What was going to be so special about walking a computer avatar around in this game? I never understood.


Anyway we are seeing that incarna is no draw at all. I hope ccp does what jade recomends. Find a decent stopping point and a reasonable time to put resources back into eve.


Hopefully they will invert things. Instead of 70 devs for incarna and 7 for inspace features it will be 70 for FIS and 7 for incarna.

Make faction war occupancy pvp instead of pve https://forums.eveonline.com/default.aspx?g=posts&m=53815&#post53815

Cearain
Plus 10 NV
#303 - 2011-09-08 17:42:16 UTC
Trebor Daehdoow wrote:
Just posted an update on my perception of the situation in my blog. Apologies for the incessant aviation metaphors.

PS: Jade, thanks for your kind words, check is in the mail, etc., etc...


From your blog:

"As I see it, CCP is at a crossroads. They can either double-down on their current strategy, put all their resources into their new projects, accept the huge risk that EVE subscription numbers will stall and plummet to the ground, and hope they can get their new games on the market quickly enough to keep the company flying.

Or they can refocus their available resources back on EVE FiS -- light the afterburners, if you will -- revitalize their cash cow (accepting that this will delay World of Darkness), and then use that as a basis for expansion. Obviously, this is the choice EVE players would prefer."



How can they double down in their current strategy? All their chips are *already* there. Its not like they have substantial resources left in eve to put there.

They already put everything into these other games and eve is taking a bigger hit than expected. That plan is not working. The first step is to recognize that reality. Then they better start feeding the cash cow.

Make faction war occupancy pvp instead of pve https://forums.eveonline.com/default.aspx?g=posts&m=53815&#post53815

Takamori Maruyama
Ministry of War
Amarr Empire
#304 - 2011-09-08 17:42:46 UTC
Well I spent some time reading the entire topic ( just jumped some irrelevant enraged wall of texts), as a new player I would like to thank for making the tutorial and removing the learning skills.
Now I hope that you guys could make null sec and low sec more available to us.
I feel there is a big sign saying 10 mill SP's or You gonna get raped.
So if you are a smartypants player you are going to research for pvp high sec corps, thats how I got into RVB, learned the basics and now I want to proceed to something more serious on EvE , the problem that I can't due to my low SP's , 1,4mill and due to the heavy protectionist politics on low and null ( and the dangers of getting raped for being a rookie falling to a corp invite trap , yes you are welcome, come to our system in -0.2.Then surprise buttsecks and you are on your clone).

Loud and clear...

Lorren Canada
High is the Way - But all eyes are Upon the Ground
#305 - 2011-09-08 17:43:41 UTC  |  Edited by: Lorren Canada
Xython wrote:
Flamespar wrote:
And with all the the constant anti-CCP drivel (some justified, some wild speculation) that they feel free to spout to whomever will listen. I want to know:


Constant? One CSM's blog post about how things are really, really bad? This is "constant anti-CCP drivel?"

You are aware that these are the CSMs that literally dropped everything in their lives to fly out to CCP's HQ to help save EVE (or at least, help save CCP's face) during the RMT Riots, right?

Yes, I know -- when I put it that way, it's clearly sensationalism, but it's at least better written than "constant anti-CCP drivel," which I feel should really be read in the same voice as "Comic Book Guy" from the Simpsons for maximum effect.

Myself, I wasn't aware CCP was a faction we could be "pro" or "anti", although if you consider the idea of being a mouthbreathing, neckbeard pubbie fanboy who refuses to look objectively at EVE online as a hole as "pro-CCP," well, call me "anti-CCP", because I, for one, shave my neckbeard every 2, 3 weeks, minimum.

Which leads into an interesting idea -- how do we grind faction with CCP? I'm thinking Strippers, Pizza, and Beer quest turn-ins, but Christ, it's a long walk to the mission hub over in Iceland. Maybe FedEx, or a really, really large trebuchet.

Wait, what was I saying again?

Flamespar wrote:
What happens if the CSM is abusing it's privilage? If subscriptions are down, is it also not possible that CSM is complicit due to the damage that they are doing to EVE through interviews like the Mitanni has been doing?


I think my favorite part of this badpost is this line. Lets ignore the misspelled privilege and the incorrect use of an apostrophe in "its".

Lets look at the concept that one CSM's ranting about very real problems that are being mostly swept under the rug by CCP as a whole (with the exception of some great and devoted people on the FiS team) is causing the fact that subscription numbers have been going down for a very, very long time.

Yes Virginia, it turns out that Mittani was SO SO MEAN to the poor widdle multinational corporation known as CCP that it recursively struck a blow for player population numbers backwards, through time and space itself. He did this by pointing out that Incarna was a flop, that FiS hasn't been getting funding since WoD and Dust started development, and that as the CSM it is time to start complaining about FiS not getting any love. (Not actually doing any complaining, just pointing out that in the oncoming weeks they were going to start complaining.)

So mean, that it broke time itself.

Either that or there's a hole in your logic. But getting a pubbie to admit that is less likely than the time travel thing, so lets go with time travel.


... Although I would pay good money to see some clueless pubbie demand Mittani step down from the CSM because he's not fanboy enough. You'd be able to hear the laughter from ORBIT.


Since when have there been good posters on EVE-O?

Also, I find it rather amusing to see all these pubbies who bash Mittens when they really don't know much about the guy or about nullsec politics/life in general.


Takamori Maruyama wrote:
I feel there is a big sign saying 10 mill SP's or You gonna get raped.
So if you are a smartypants player you are going to research for pvp high sec corps, thats how I got into RVB, learned the basics and now I want to proceed to something more serious on EvE , the problem that I can't due to my low SP's , 1,4mill and due to the heavy protectionist politics on low and null ( and the dangers of getting raped for being a rookie falling to a corp invite trap , yes you are welcome, come to our system in -0.2.Then surprise ********* and you are on your clone).


There's nothing holding back new players from fighting in PvP except ancient ideas of SP caste and acceptance. In Dreddit we will literally take guys on their trial accounts and send them out to gets kills and have fun. Our strength comes from our new and young pilots. I only have 3.6 mil SP myself but have gotten nearly 100 kills and plenty of solo kills too. Don't let anyone hold you back.
Tarikla
Aliastra
Gallente Federation
#306 - 2011-09-08 17:47:06 UTC
This thread is full of hypocrisy from a lot of CSM Delegates (and , what a surprise , the only ones who are actually not in that category are the non-0.0 players !).

Why ? Re-read their posts . All they basically says is :

"- No , during CSM6 very few things were made or planned for 0.0 , you liar , 0.0 need love bla bla bla"

After that , re-read the CSM6 summary page at Evelopedia . Count how many things are related entirely or principaly to 0.0 .

Re-read the DevBlog and "The Mittani thread" who basically say "CSM told us to focus on 0.0 for the next year" .

But , you know , that would be OK if the goal was simply to buff 0.0 or to make changes to 0.0-only mechanics (like sov). That's not the case . The plan is really more "Nerf High-sec and the 0.0 will be buffed by that" . And that's not OK .

Oh , and by the way : if CCP nerf HS , think that your HS alt will be worthless , and you'll make really less isk than now . I don't think that's what you want .

To come back on a better topic , the HS player does NOT yell for a HS buff , no . They ask for something NEW for them . Mining revamp , Industry Revamp , mission revamp , more Epic arc , more HS incursions , New thing for HS player . Keep in mind that HS population is not likely to move en masse to 0.0 , whatever you'll do . Just Accept that already , and move on .
Dusty Warrior
Doomheim
#307 - 2011-09-08 17:49:40 UTC
Barbelo Valentinian wrote:
(What power is that? The fact that, ultimately, he (Mittani) could invoke a mass protest-unsubcription.)



Actually... I'd be more likely to do the opposite of what mittens might suggest. If he were to suggest everyone to unsub ,I'd be more likely to reactivate my now dormant 4 accounts.

To me, mittens and the CSM are moot. I see a post or comment by one of them I simply turn the other way. I give as much weight to what they say as I might give to a shuttle hopping into local, but...my views of the CSM were never very positive.

My opinion, if I may?

I feel there is no true value to a RL political structure for a virtual world. Especially since a virtual world is ultimately ran by a dictator. Dictator = the business aspect of the game. A game's (EVE in this case) content will be decided by what makes the company the money to continue paying the bills and keeps the investors happy, nothing more, nothing less.

CCP would be committing corporate suicide if it were to listen to the voices of the CSM as they represent very little of the playerbase. Yes... the CSM voice represents very little of the player base. Mittens himself admitted he only fought for things only his voters wanted. The rest of the CSM has recently indicted total support of Mittens per a post in Jita Park.

I'm not going to forget the ingnorance mittens and the CSM has shown in the last few months, nor am I going to forget the action/inaction of CCP. However I still hope CCP will see the error in their ways and return to the CCP we all once knew.

as for the new face of CSM and mittens - I can only assume they're hoping people have the memory of a goldfish.

I'm aware of why the CSM was created, at that time I thought it a good idea. However, after seeing it in action, and over a period of time, I can't help to think of several alternative ideas/rules that could have been implemented to avoid future T20 like incidents.

Ideas/suggestions/New rules

1) I think it a horrible idea that any MMO company would allow their employees to participate with the player community beyond employee capacity. It's all cool if they want to interact with us, but to be a player in a playerbase corporation is wrong more than on one level.

Not to mention by allowing it, you're inviting corruption like what we've already seen. There's a saying my dad used in situations where temptation might be an issue; "You don't go walking into a warehouse full of gasoline with a flame thrower."

If you guys (CCP) want to play with and against us, get your own CCP alliance going and come out with your undoctored skills. Let's have an all out good time kicking each other's arses. Maybe a couple weeks, couple times, each year.

NO NO NO... you can't use your DEV/GM skills either. You must be identified by a special little pink pony tag in your avatar picture and ship so we know you're fair game. =)

2) Go ahead and remove sov mechanics. Let the whole of EVE be "no sov" like hi-sec. The balancing would be so much easier, lol. NO MOAR politics, just Pee-Vee-Pee!

3) CCP... go back to the way you were before, awesomeness! I don't know if it's my imagination or just timing. But... it seems to me you guys started a curve away from the playerbase the minute you created the CSM. CSM hindering your once excellent content expansions?

REF: #3 CCP, I don't make light of your efforts with Incarna and the last few expansions but feel as many feel you failed to deliver player content as good or better than your last expansion(s) of which IMO has been in a downward spiral for the last few expansions.


I guess in all of this I'm wondering if the CSM isn't more of a hinderance than blessing to CCP and the playerbase. If you place a timeline from the creation of the CSM and the downward spiral of content release, would it not closely mirror each other? Looks that way from where I'm sitting. Maybe I'm looking at it wrong.
Florestan Bronstein
Ministry of War
Amarr Empire
#308 - 2011-09-08 17:56:31 UTC
Trebor Daehdoow wrote:
Just posted an update on my perception of the situation in my blog. Apologies for the incessant aviation metaphors.

In space there is no coffin corner!
Richard Hammond II
Doomheim
#309 - 2011-09-08 17:57:44 UTC
The Mittani wrote:
Tethys Atreides wrote:
The Mittani wrote:
If you think that the CSM ~will never represent you~, vote or organize to vote in the next go round. That's literally your only recourse. That said, Wormholes have an obvious representative in Two Step, Lowsec is represented by Meissa, and Trebor looks out for hisec. Elise Randolph represents non-sov PvPers. White Tree is mostly a 'Gallente' candidate. There's a fair amount of diversity, even though the CSM is undeniably dominated by nullsec.



Fair enough. However, I would expect, since you are privey to information we are not, you all to improve the game at large, even at the expense of your "constituents", rather than mindlessly following the party line. I'd like to think that I am voting for a thinking person rather than a static platform.


You're welcome to buy into HURRR GOONS WANT TO DESTROY EVE conspiracy theories. No one's stopping you from looking like an idiot, or tossing occam's razor into the dustbin.

But in reality there's no such thing as a static platform on the CSM; our consensuses have developed naturally because what's wrong with EVE is frankly not that difficult to agree about.


lol they come in an snip the non CSM trolling but not mittens' good show mods

Goons; infiltration at its best - first bob... now ccp itself. They dont realize you guys dot take this as "just a game". Bring it down guys, we're rooting for you.

Lorren Canada
High is the Way - But all eyes are Upon the Ground
#310 - 2011-09-08 17:58:09 UTC
Tarikla wrote:
This thread is full of hypocrisy from a lot of CSM Delegates (and , what a surprise , the only ones who are actually not in that category are the non-0.0 players !).


Are you insinuating that nullsec players are all full of hypocrisy? Because that's an incredibly asinine stereotype.

Tarikla wrote:
But , you know , that would be OK if the goal was simply to buff 0.0 or to make changes to 0.0-only mechanics (like sov). That's not the case . The plan is really more "Nerf High-sec and the 0.0 will be buffed by that" . And that's not OK .


Did you ever listen to the CSM Fireside Chat? Apparently not, because they talked extensively about problem that either effect all of EVE (like ship balance) and also about Empire Issues too (like Factional Warfare and Mission Revamp.)

Tarikla wrote:
Oh , and by the way : if CCP nerf HS , think that your HS alt will be worthless , and you'll make really less isk than now . I don't think that's what you want .


Ohdamn, do you actually think we make money in Empire? Our only source of High-sec income is scamming pubbies much like yourself.

Finally, please learn to spell and articulate clearly.
Richard Hammond II
Doomheim
#311 - 2011-09-08 18:01:54 UTC  |  Edited by: Richard Hammond II
hyphy thizz wrote:
Richard Hammond II wrote:

so its my fault I wasnt in the game yet when these elections were held?

Good job on delegitimizing everything you have said thus far. 0.0 is meant to be the "End Game" of Eve, and considering the fact that high sec rewards for the individual player are competitive with that of 0.0, something is wrong. You speak out of your ass and you do not understand how much this CSM has done for this game. If it weren't for the CSM, CCP would be trying to sell golden ammo for those with too much real money, so that they can utterly destroy anyone who fucks with them.


good job on not reading bud, Nerfing high sec has nothing to do with us noobs huh? Im a noob so Ill never get to see "end game" huh? Yeah give the CSM all the credit on the NeX thing lol the ppl in the game had nothing to do with that lol
Quote:
You are loud, ignorant of the facts, and you can't capitalize your words. Come back when you pass an English class and understand this game a little better.

When you cant win the argument attack the speaker lol
Troll harder buddy

Vile rat wrote:

Rainbows and Nullsec for all.


What is the specific question you wanted answered then? I'd be happy to assist you. You appear to have asked what happens if you feel the CSM does not represent you, the very clear and concise answer is "Work to get somebody elected who you feel represents your interests more".

On the surface it appears that you just don't like that answer, but that IS the answer.[/quote]

precisely. The real answer is "nothing while we are in office." You couldnt have phrased it better, man

Goons; infiltration at its best - first bob... now ccp itself. They dont realize you guys dot take this as "just a game". Bring it down guys, we're rooting for you.

Tarikla
Aliastra
Gallente Federation
#312 - 2011-09-08 18:06:04 UTC  |  Edited by: Tarikla
Lorren Canada wrote:


Are you insinuating that nullsec players are all full of hypocrisy? Because that's an incredibly asinine stereotype.


Never talked about 0.0 players , only about those CSM Delegates who ARE saying that

Lorren Canada wrote:

Did you ever listen to the CSM Fireside Chat? Apparently not, because they talked extensively about problem that either effect all of EVE (like ship balance) and also about Empire Issues too (like Factional Warfare and Mission Revamp.)


You missed the point . Ship Balance is for PVP mainly (even if i will really like the Gallente buff coming Soon) , and both CCP & CSM stated that the FW/misson revamp and basically everithing else would be done AFTER 0.0 focus , so NOT during CSM6 . So yeah , my argument is still valid . Actions count , not words .

Lorren Canada wrote:

Ohdamn, do you actually think we make money in Empire? Our only source of High-sec income is scamming pubbies much like yourself.


Perfect ! so stop wanting 0.0 buff for income if it's already THAT good . Oh , and send to Biomasse your HS alt too .

Lorren Canada wrote:

Finally, please learn to spell and articulate clearly.


Yeah , i'm sorry about that , but English is NOT my mother tongue . My Bad .
Richard Hammond II
Doomheim
#313 - 2011-09-08 18:09:25 UTC  |  Edited by: Richard Hammond II
Meissa Anunthiel wrote:
two step's wormhole (he's an alt,



I assume he's an alt on a non CSM lol

Niccy wrote:
Now you can state that that is not the way the game is supposed to be played


I have an issue with this statement and that argument. Is or is not EVE a sandbox? Funny all the ppl saying that 0.0 is end game in a game where there IS NO end game cause its a sandbox. IF its a sand box, there should be no right or wrong way to play. Also, just cause youre in high sec doesnt mean youre not PVPing. As Ive heard, lots of the most hard core 0.0 PVPers have high sec mining/missioning alts to provide that PVP alt money and ships. As well are the people that suicide gank.
As Ive said before, if you want to up the risk/reward, why not make high sec less safe instead of nerfing it to force people to go to 0.0 (yes realize theres no gun to people's heads but you CAN economically force people to move if you didnt realize that)? Id be cool with making 0.0 more dangerous if the risk/reward thing is really what youre after on that.

Seems to me a lot of the time its less actually risk/reward the ppl thay cry risk/reward than it is allowing them to kill said highsec carebears for the simple pleasure of killing ppl that dont want any part of it.

Goons; infiltration at its best - first bob... now ccp itself. They dont realize you guys dot take this as "just a game". Bring it down guys, we're rooting for you.

Lorren Canada
High is the Way - But all eyes are Upon the Ground
#314 - 2011-09-08 18:19:52 UTC
Tarikla wrote:
You missed the point . Ship Balance is for PVP mainly (even if i will really like the Gallente buff coming Soon) , and both CCP & CSM stated that the FW/misson revamp and basically everithing else would be done AFTER 0.0 focus , so NOT during CSM6 . So yeah , my argument is still valid . Actions count , not words .


Some ship rebalanced has already been implemented and more is being worked on. The FiS team leader by Soundwave (a Goon btw) is really pretty good.

Tarikla wrote:
Perfect ! so stop wanting 0.0 buff for income if it's already THAT good . Oh , and send to Biomasse your HS alt too .


It's not about buffing nullsec income as much as it is about rebalancing it and "creating farms and fields" as it's called. A similar but different topic is the industrial rebalance - don't get it confused with buffing 0.0 income.
Levarr Burton
The Pinecone Squad
United Federation of Conifers
#315 - 2011-09-08 18:25:42 UTC
Richard Hammond II wrote:
Steph Wing wrote:
Flamespar wrote:
Corrected for you. From memory somewhere between 10-15% of players voted. Which is a minority.


A minority of players may have voted, but how can you expect your views to be represented if you don't vote?


yes cause EVERY SINGLE PERSON HERE
was here when the CSM were elected

I wasnt.


So, let me get this straight:

We should hold a new CSM election every time there is a new subscriber, to ensure that everyone's views are instantly recognized with equal weight.

Even better, let's move to a direct-democracy system, where anyone may propose a motion to be brought before CCP's attention, and then the entire EVE population votes on said motion.

Just like if a federal election occurs the day before your 18th birthday, subscribing to EVE after the CSM elections does not invalidate or reduce the legitimacy of the result. Likewise, disagreeing with the winners' policies or disliking the winners themselves does not automatically mean that the winners do not represent their constituency, it merely means that your preferred candidate received fewer votes. The extension of that last sentence is that if your preferred candidate (who received fewer votes) WAS calling the shots, they would actually be less representative of their constituency than the current representatives whose policies you disagree with.
Tarikla
Aliastra
Gallente Federation
#316 - 2011-09-08 18:26:54 UTC
Lorren Canada wrote:


Some ship rebalanced has already been implemented and more is being worked on. The FiS team leader by Soundwave (a Goon btw) is really pretty good.


As i said , HS players mostly do not care (except for the Gallente/Hybrid balance , and not so greatly , most HS players use calda/mini/amaarians ships already)

Lorren Canada wrote:

It's not about buffing nullsec income as much as it is about rebalancing it and "creating farms and fields" as it's called. A similar but different topic is the industrial rebalance - don't get it confused with buffing 0.0 income.


"Farms and Fields" ? Like , HS and FW ? Can't understand why 0.0 players who swear only by PEWPEW aspect of 0.0 want to do that , it's two OPPOSITE way . But i would be really happy to get that , area for PVE and Area for PVP .
Richard Hammond II
Doomheim
#317 - 2011-09-08 18:29:59 UTC
Meissa Anunthiel wrote:

I know some of them are my industry alts, as are those of 0.0/lowsec/WH players.
Some of them are in highsec because they actually like highsec.
Some of them are in highsec because there's "nothing" for them out there. Lowsec is too much risk for too little reward, and 0.0 has no need for industrialists, or they don't know how to get to 0.0, or they don't feel like participating in blob warfare.


Some of them are missioners. Yes there are NPC areas that have missions so I hear in 0.0 but Id have to imagine that would nearly be suicidal to run O.o Plus, youd have to get a fleet together to do it.
Some of them would like to get into 0.0 but there are douchebag gatecampers that sit in the highsec/lowsec gates with hundreds of ships and keep anyone from moving between highsec an lowsec/nulsec.
Ive heard more ppl complain about the gatecamping in low than really anything else as far as the reasoning as to why the wouldnt go to 0.0. How, they say, do you get to 0.0 when every entry point is clogged with gatecampers with nothing better to do than pop anyone that comes through?
I know not EVERY gate is covered 24/7 but enough of them ARE that the popular myth seems to be that all of 0.0 is blockaded off.
One of my friend's main issues of not wanting to go to 0.0 is cause everything is claimed already. He says he has no interest in being a (his words) "pet", "meat shield" or a renter. HE says being down in 0.0 make shim feel like a cockroash cause as soon as a neut jumps in system standing orders are to run to the POS. So it feels to him like when someone jumps in he's a cockroach an the neut is turning on the lights.
I woulnt have much interest in that either honestly, and I wouldnt be much interested in the game if it got changed to a point where it was no longer a sandbox and you were funneled into 0.0 after a certain point in the game.
Yes, Im new, but Im also taking an interest in the way this game in being shaped, and deciding for myself if I want to stay here or if they change it too much, at what point will move on?
You (not the quoted, but others) say Im ignorant, Im HERE to learn. Provide me with links that dispute the information Im coming by, thay way when other people find this thread, THEY will learn too instead of just insulting me and calling me names.

Oh Im catching up on the thread as I go, it might be a while before I get to these pages to reply to anything here

Goons; infiltration at its best - first bob... now ccp itself. They dont realize you guys dot take this as "just a game". Bring it down guys, we're rooting for you.

Malcanis
Vanishing Point.
The Initiative.
#318 - 2011-09-08 18:42:41 UTC
Richard Hammond II wrote:
Meissa Anunthiel wrote:

I know some of them are my industry alts, as are those of 0.0/lowsec/WH players.
Some of them are in highsec because they actually like highsec.
Some of them are in highsec because there's "nothing" for them out there. Lowsec is too much risk for too little reward, and 0.0 has no need for industrialists, or they don't know how to get to 0.0, or they don't feel like participating in blob warfare.


Some of them are missioners. Yes there are NPC areas that have missions so I hear in 0.0 but Id have to imagine that would nearly be suicidal to run O.o Plus, youd have to get a fleet together to do it.


Nope, you can easily do 0.0 missions in a solo "unprobeable"* Tengu and make extremely good ISK doing it. I get around 100 mill/hr.




*Yes I know that they're not truly unprobeable, but they're still hard enough to probe that you can easily avoid being caught if you're awake.

"Just remember later that I warned against any change to jump ranges or fatigue. You earned whats coming."

Grath Telkin, 11.10.2016

Trebor Daehdoow
The Scope
Gallente Federation
#319 - 2011-09-08 18:43:10 UTC
Florestan Bronstein wrote:
In space there is no coffin corner!


Sure there is. It's behind the door in the Captain's Quarters! Twisted

Private Citizen • CSM in recovery

Levarr Burton
The Pinecone Squad
United Federation of Conifers
#320 - 2011-09-08 18:50:22 UTC  |  Edited by: Levarr Burton
Cyrus Doul wrote:

If you want to do it, have fun with maybe setting it up so 3 people have to come from an alliance that has not had a 0.0 presence, 3 from low sec, and three from 0.0 (I'm including wormholes that you didn't know is 0.0 apparently). With the current system is it so hard to see why people are feeling disenfranchised? CCP made the mistake of showing us what the big alliances can do to a voting process with the crowdsourcing results and EVE University. and they only have 1449 people. not the 36666 that Dotlan says makes up the top ten alliances by membership.

Note: If someone would find me something that tells me how many player characters are in the game I could make pretty pictures. Better yet would be the actual amount of different accounts per alliance but i really doubt CCP would release that stat even as an alliance | number of accounts table. As from there we could pretty much tell who is going to be voted in over and over and over and how much the CSM is really in each group's pocket.



****, had a big long reply and the forum ate them. I'll re-write it later.