EVE General Discussion

You know what's happening to JF and similar, don't you?



Because it's going to be more expensive to transport raw materials from null to high sec. That means any that do get there are going to have a higher price. This means that people who build in high sec are going to produce at a greater cost, which means prices there will rise. Producing in null won't be any better. Unless you're spectacularly lucky, you probably won't have everything you need to produce T2 components (for example) available supplied locally, so you're still going to have to import some stuff and then export it at much greater cost because your local null market isn't big enough to support the kind of volume you'd usually be able to shift in Jita.

Really massive applause to CCP with their attempt to manipulate the markets there. Just like in RL, unintended consequences are... unintended.

Please google anarchy.
But to help you it is a system of government that doesn't have rulers.
That is very different from not having rules.
From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anarchy

As summary Kant named four kinds of government:

A. Law and freedom without force (anarchy).

B. Law and force without freedom (despotism).
C. Force without freedom and law (barbarism).
D. Force with freedom and law (republic).

A godforsaken stupid mess

It is in fact the opposite. By a long shot.


I heard you need tears of high-seccers to fuel the advanced compressors, something already obtained in large amounts by the null-sec entities.

In essence it meant no King or big political parties pushing economic/religious agendas and bullying and exploiting the common people but you would still have the law, police and so forth.

In reality it is no longer relevant as the main reason for bullying and exploiting of the common people is now corporatism and if anything a strong centrist government can be useful in controlling the excesses of big business.

Apart from fuel efficiency going down by 33% for all cyno travel, no there's nothing happening that would adversely effect fuel prices.

If I understand the patch notes correctly, compression will be possible in high sec with a POS module..
As far as your physics complaint goes, I don't get it at all. We have sound in space, no gravity to speak of, PI and Dust available on virtually every planet regardless of size, mostly concentric planetary orbits with no dual suns, flames and fiery explosions in space, instant communication over light years of distance, suns that do no damage regardless of proximity, no black holes, re-spawning asteroids, ships that take no damage bumping into things, no true time distortion for moving faster than light, and multi-races that have been isolated on separate planets for a 1000 years yet they all speak the same language. and that doesn't even cover the highly improbable in the mix. It's a fantasy, it's science fiction. You do know this stuff is not the real world.. right?