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Skeln Thargensen
Doomheim
#201 - 2013-10-14 20:17:40 UTC
lol you guys suck at propaganda.

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Capt Starfox
GoonWaffe
Goonswarm Federation
#202 - 2013-10-14 20:47:11 UTC
Le Judge wrote:
words


Alright. After reading your post and some of the ones that followed, it seems to me that you are indeed upset over losing a little over 700m/isk worth of ingame stuff. Most players would have looked at that loss and moved on, because ultimately the blame rests on the gankee (the person who got ganked, in this case that would be you). This brings in an interesting question, or revelation depending on how you ask. As you may be finding this out, a -10 criminal cannot stop in highsec for very long before the Faction Police arrive on grid and begin to attack. Which means that you were either AFK at the gate, or on auto pilot "slow boating" to said gate. Hell you could have been AFK at a safe spot for all I know, but the reason why this is your fault is because you gave a -10 player enough time to react; which if you weren't AFK wouldn't have happened. You would have continued on your way never knowing anyone by the name D400.

So you'll say that you're new, or too new to have known. Granted, however, regardless of where the fault lies, why carry 700m/isk+ worth of stuff in a video game you probably heard of as being "anything goes" to then go AFK, to then complain about the consequences of your actions?

Le Judge wrote:
When put on the spot the Orders members are fast to declare that "it's only pixels and to just get over it" or "if you don't like it, leave"
Really? Where is your documentation to prove this allegation?

Le Judge wrote:
I'd received no "bump" to see if I was a BOT, no nice polite message declaring to hand over the 10Mil and/or shown a link to explain WHY.

You were AFK which is KOS.

Le Judge wrote:
So, how does "Eve" and it's gaming community benefit from this? Does it become a better place? How does the wisdom and this sanctioned activity by the Order hold up to being any way justifiable? .. Quite simply, It doesn't.

Through content. Pirates help make Eve what it is, a game where anything can happen. It's justified here. It does, but as a new player you don't see it yet.

Le Judge wrote:
CCP should hide it's head in utter shame for not recognizing and to act upon activity which so obviously DOES cause discomfort and IS causing it's PAYING MEMBERS a degree of unnecessary anxiety. This goes beyond being acceptable behavior in a game IMHO.
As stated CCP has already publicly voiced their decision, please do some more research. There are "hordes" of highsec players who find entertainment within NO as well as the general community. If you are receiving anxiety over a video game, then all of a sudden your arguments about how you're not mad and this is only a game are now null. We pay too bro, you're not the only paying customer here and neither is highsec.

Abandon all hope ye who x up in fleet

Capt Starfox
GoonWaffe
Goonswarm Federation
#203 - 2013-10-14 20:53:42 UTC  |  Edited by: Capt Starfox
Le Judge wrote:
We all of us know that in a pixel world there are no emotions, but on the other side of a computer monitor ... life just doesn't work that way, and there are ALWAYS consequences to our actions in cyber space, ask any parent who's lost a child through cyber bullying and they'll tell you. A bit extreme of an example I know, but you get my point, no difference!
Ever been scammed on-line on Ebay perhaps or fallen foul to some other scam? It's not nice to be conned in any shape or form, and intimidating activity being "in-game" is no cloak to hide behind. Shouldn't we stand up to the ones responsible or is the truth that we just look out for ourselves now and laugh at the victims for not being more aware?
Ladies and Gents have we become so morally bankrupt to permit what we abhor in our RL's to now filter in and become the norm and accepted behavior even in the very place we try to escape to, to forget the world outside for a while? Not only is it being unchallenged but the protagonists have the balls to publicly recruit and justify their actions being in accordance with a "Code"!


Seems to me you are confusing RL crime with video game space crime that is in full compliance with the EULA/ToS. In no way should you even consider to compare real world loss of life with 700m/isk+ worth of ingame stuff; there is a great wall of China of difference. To be honest if you can't handle the loss of a plex and start pointing fingers and comparing Eve to RL scenarios maybe Eve is not for you.

Abandon all hope ye who x up in fleet

Skeln Thargensen
Doomheim
#204 - 2013-10-14 21:47:27 UTC
it is said that james 315 hosts his own teaparties in the new order's HQ where his many friends such as cloud princess and big ted make pretend writing their manifestos as dark overlords of highsec. and then reading them to other in turn.

they last on average 3 weeks.

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Hypercake Mix
#205 - 2013-10-14 22:06:17 UTC
Capt Starfox wrote:
There are "hordes" of highsec players who find entertainment within NO as well as the general community.

A very small amount of entertainment. They've been doing the same thing for more than a year now.
Capt Starfox
GoonWaffe
Goonswarm Federation
#206 - 2013-10-15 00:10:23 UTC
Skeln Thargensen wrote:
it is said that james 315 hosts his own teaparties in the new order's HQ where his many friends such as cloud princess and big ted make pretend writing their manifestos as dark overlords of highsec. and then reading them to other in turn.

they last on average 3 weeks.


I chuckled, but you forgot about the part where we sing songs on ts...

Abandon all hope ye who x up in fleet

Skeln Thargensen
Doomheim
#207 - 2013-10-15 00:36:25 UTC
Capt Starfox wrote:
Skeln Thargensen wrote:
it is said that james 315 hosts his own teaparties in the new order's HQ where his many friends such as cloud princess and big ted make pretend writing their manifestos as dark overlords of highsec. and then reading them to other in turn.

they last on average 3 weeks.


I chuckled, but you forgot about the part where we sing songs on ts...


well i was thinking of going for the angle of freshly printed killmails framed upon a 12 year old's bedroom wall...

but that just says 'upset' and a poor opening bid for the return of my frozen corpse.

and if you still ahve my blue buns I will pay top dollar!

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Capt Starfox
GoonWaffe
Goonswarm Federation
#208 - 2013-10-15 01:26:23 UTC
Print? Try paint!

Your corpse is currently being used in an 'action pose' with other corpses.

At the end of which we may be open for bidding!

Abandon all hope ye who x up in fleet

Sheldor Amouh
#209 - 2013-10-15 04:03:11 UTC
Eugene Kerner wrote:
Lucas Kell wrote:
Mythrandier wrote:
Danial Boone wrote:
Because they are a bunch of 97 lb weaklings in RL. With no real strength of character other than that they can impose in a totally anonymous Internet game.
Wow. That is amazing.

You can tell not only their body mass but also their RL personalities, just by reading a website? You should be working for your countries intelligence services with skills like that.
that is a pretty good skill :p
I think it's working wrong though. Statistically speaking, someone that purposely griefs in games is more likely to be on the large side and a victim of bullying in real life. It's a way to escape the reality of their situation by mimicking the people that upset them in a place they feel they have power.


I want sauce!!
no really pretty please show me that statistic - even if that means you have to falsify it yourself (which every good statistic is..)

Theyve done studies you know. 60% of the time it works everytime.

Buzzards gotta eat, same as worms.

Himnos Altar
An Errant Venture
#210 - 2013-10-15 05:25:00 UTC  |  Edited by: Himnos Altar
I'm still catching up on this thread, and it is a delectable array of tears, might I add, and I'd like to add my two cents.

People call the NJO (New James Order as I am calling it this one time and never again because I'm having flashbacks to a certain R.A. Salvatore moment--DAMN HIM!) many things. Criminals, bullies, extortionists, smart players using game mechanics to their own ends, the best emergent gameplay hi sec has had for a while, tear manufacturers/refiners/distributors--and yes, I agree--they are all of that.

But they are also rulers of their own little fiefdoms. Not using this term lightly. As I understand it they tend to hang out MAINLY in ice belts (unless their MO has changed lately). In these belts they are the rulers. James 315 is the King of the New Order, and his Knights police his realm. If you want to work in his fiefs, you must pay his tax, or you will be punished.

This is NO different than Null Security Space. Well, actually, it is. No Moons, and the rent is WAY higher out there. 10 Mil for a year? It's like 50+ times that for a month. Or higher, dunno. Don't keep track of neo-BoB (CFC--wasn't Goonswarm's whole problem with BoB the whole Renter mentality? That, and Goons wanted everything? Eh, I don't follow Null politics. Except when juicy tears are involved.)'s rent prices.

There is a difference though--James and his kingdom is a whole lot harder to police than New BoB's space. Because of CONCORDOKKEN. New BoB can scan/close WHs, bubble gates, activate cyno jammers, use jump bridges, field capital/supercapital fleets. field fleets that might fly again if they aren't welped. For James and his Knights, every time they fire a weapon the KNOW they will be dying. So I salute the New Order.

They have staked out their space. It was always about 3 systems, though they do sometimes expand and contract depending on who is online, stocks, etc. Been a while since I had an alt in the Order. Make no mistake--when they're online, and they're holding the field against unregistered miners, it is their space. The Sov belongs to an NPC, sure. But those belts? Those are THEIR belts when they're active. So do something about it.

Please.

Oh, just wait until I can make some popcorn, k?


Then again, if people actually gave this some thought, and listened to The Goblin, they might actually be able to AFK mine in relative safety while/until after the New Order goes after softer targets. They may still be subject to bumping, but that's what setting an orbit/paying the locals their due is for.

Granted, I don't have the permit in my bio, but that's just because I don't live in hi sec anymore.

Miners are like this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H42jVUavXiA

Now, you can be Vance Munsen lusting after your precious ice.....

and the Order can be Hitch.

Their clients actually LIKE being at their keyboard. Hit F1 and Quit it isn't their thing.


EDIT:
Doctor Nakajima wrote:
THE SOLUTION

To start shooting and destroying anyone who wears that shamefull badge. As terrible as it is using miners as a hostages, this meassure will break the idea of 'I need to add it to my bio in order to survive'. No, bending your will and dignity to the tyrants will not save your ship.


Technically the fee only says that the NO won't blow them up.

It has NEVER guaranteed that OTHER gankers won't come in and pop them.

so yeah, sure, go for it.


Skeln Thargensen wrote:
furthermore, docking restrictions for sov space already exist in the game as you probably know. it's not mechanics breaking or even against the ethos of eve as far as i can see. what it is is politically untenable as suicide ganking is very popular and the forums would have a spasm if CCP 'nerfed' it.


I'm sure you meant "Nerfed it again." right?


and Le Judge, thank you.

You have inspired me to randomly gank/attempt to gank random *AUTOPILOTING* Iteron Vs.

Because why the hell not?

They won't know when, they won't know where, because honestly I don't give a crap and may only do it once on a whim or not at all and then go back into Wspace. Because I won't know when or where I'll do it.

Or maybe I'll develop an addiction. Who knows?
Black Canary Jnr
Royal Amarr Institute
Amarr Empire
#211 - 2013-10-15 14:38:07 UTC
James 315 is a hero and inspiration. 10/10 would buy a permit if i mined in hi-sec. Keep up the good work NO.

www.minerbumping.com
Velicitia
XS Tech
#212 - 2013-10-15 16:01:22 UTC  |  Edited by: Velicitia
Is it the intermission yet?

I have to go AFK to Jita (with PLEX in my hold!Shocked) and get more popcorn.



To the judge forum troll person --> post with your main, srsly.

If you're so upset at the organised crime content that James and crew are providing for you, then you've got a couple of options (note, the list is neither exhaustive nor in any particular order).

1. GB2WOW
2. Move to somewhere they're not (e.g. lowsec)
3. Organize a resistance that doesn't suck.
4. Pay them
6. ???

One of the bitter points of a good bittervet is the realisation that all those SP don't really do much, and that the newbie is having much more fun with what little he has. - Tippia

Lucas Kell
Solitude Trading
S.N.O.T.
#213 - 2013-10-15 16:24:38 UTC
Personally I don't care even a little bit what the miner bumpy guys do, the same way I don;t care about what anyone else in EVE does.
But I have to say that their spewed BS on the forum and in local channels does not make "content". They are just recycling the same nonsense made up by a single guy in what appears to be a parody religion. There are several groups in EVE that do provide actual game content outside of their own little group, but the bumper guys are not one of them. They are pretty much second to Jita spam bots on the scale of content addition.

The Indecisive Noob - EVE fan blog.

Wholesale Trading - The new bulk trading mailing list.

Lucas Kell
Solitude Trading
S.N.O.T.
#214 - 2013-10-15 16:27:13 UTC
Velicitia wrote:
Is it the intermission yet?

I have to go AFK to Jita (with PLEX in my hold!Shocked) and get more popcorn.



To the judge forum troll person --> post with your main, srsly.

If you're so upset at the organised crime content that James and crew are providing for you, then you've got a couple of options (note, the list is neither exhaustive nor in any particular order).

1. GB2WOW
2. Move to somewhere they're not (e.g. lowsec)
3. Organize a resistance that doesn't suck.
4. Pay them
6. ???

Oh and in addition to this, move to another spot within high sec. If they follow you, report them for harassment.
CCP have clearly stated that while bumping itself is not against the rules, following people when they've made an attempt to move away is harassment.
See here

The Indecisive Noob - EVE fan blog.

Wholesale Trading - The new bulk trading mailing list.

Capt Starfox
GoonWaffe
Goonswarm Federation
#215 - 2013-10-15 20:54:26 UTC  |  Edited by: Capt Starfox
Lucas Kell wrote:

Oh and in addition to this, move to another spot within high sec. If they follow you, report them for harassment.
CCP have clearly stated that while bumping itself is not against the rules, following people when they've made an attempt to move away is harassment.
See here


"CCP considers the act of bumping a normal game mechanic, and does not class the bumping of another player’s ship as an exploit. However, persistent targeting of a player with bumping by following them around after they have made an effort to move on to another location can be classified as harassment, and this will be judged on a case by case basis."

"Ideally you would move to other systems and more than just one or two jumps to avoid being found again quickly, requiring some effort to locate you again (i.e. through locator agents)."

Get from that what you want, but what's being said here is that you [the bumpee] will have to make an effort to move away from the system/area that is being targeted. So much so that it would require effort by the bumper to try and locate you again.

Also, seeing as the most recent posts were about the player who lost a plex in his cargo, your post is directed towards a miner getting bumped, not a hauler getting ganked for loots. But thank you for refreshing our memories!

Abandon all hope ye who x up in fleet

Skeln Thargensen
Doomheim
#216 - 2013-10-15 21:06:55 UTC
you can find anyone in k-space easily. the ingame and metaresources available to do this are very powerful.

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John XIII
The Carnifex Corp
#217 - 2013-10-15 21:16:06 UTC
Lucas Kell wrote:
Personally I don't care even a little bit what the miner bumpy guys do, the same way I don;t care about what anyone else in EVE does.
But I have to say that their spewed BS on the forum and in local channels does not make "content". They are just recycling the same nonsense made up by a single guy in what appears to be a parody religion. There are several groups in EVE that do provide actual game content outside of their own little group, but the bumper guys are not one of them. They are pretty much second to Jita spam bots on the scale of content addition.


You should all visit the blog daily in case James 315 has something important to say. The Saviour of Highsec is the hardest workin' man in EvE.

www.minerbumping.com

ook ook Lucas P

Between Ignorance and Wisdom

Benny Ohu
Royal Amarr Institute
Amarr Empire
#218 - 2013-10-15 21:25:02 UTC
John XIII wrote:
You should all visit the blog daily in case James 315 has something important to say.

The Savior of Highsec always has something important to say, and everything he says is important by virtue of the source
John XIII
The Carnifex Corp
#219 - 2013-10-15 21:50:33 UTC
haha, well said Benny, I stand corrected! <3

Between Ignorance and Wisdom

Mara Pahrdi
The Order of Anoyia
#220 - 2013-10-15 21:50:55 UTC
Le Judge wrote:
lots of stuff...

CCP should hide it's head in utter shame for not recognizing and to act upon activity which so obviously DOES cause discomfort and IS causing it's PAYING MEMBERS a degree of unnecessary anxiety. This goes beyond being acceptable behavior in a game IMHO.

more stuff...


This is probably the best part Lol.

I did follow the NO for some time. Bumping miners is just as interesting as mining rocks. But as gankers, they provide an excellent service to HS Pirate.

A healthy and thrilling feeling of anxiety is something to look out for. EVE is not about comfort. And last but not least: I'm a paying customer too. I do not share your opinions.


Remove standings and insurance.