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POS's in wormholes was a developpement accident, CCP Greyscale forgot to turn off the some moon flag thing to prevent POS's anchoring.

Also, are you mad bro? Let me guess, you are a entiled bittervet themepark carebear right? Cry more please.

I have a collection of capital ship BPOs that before Crius were all researched to have no waste, which took about 3/4 of a year to do depending on the blueprint. Now that Crius is out these BPOs have a lot more waste and in order to get rid of it I have to spend another 3/4 of a year or so researching it away. Not to mention the high installation cost to do such a job.

Now in the EVE Industry - All you want to know dev blog made just a week ago, it's stated that


My blueprints are functionally worse after the Crius Patch. They require more materials for a single run.

I know I'm not the only person who's capital BPOs have gotten worse with the Crius patch. So my question now is, what's CCP going to do to fix this situation?


Edit: grammar fix

BPOs at least can be reserched back again to the material requirments they were before Crius. With current t2 BPC mechanics all t2 BPCs got 10% more materials requirments forever, without ability to reduce them to pre-Crius numbers at all. Is that how "no functionally worse" look like?

Besides all other things already mentioned in this thread, can someone explain to me, what is wrong with the decryptor modifiers?

For example, the "Process" Decryptor has:

Material Efficiency Modifier: +3
Time Efficiency Modifier: +6

and this results in a T2 BPC with -5% ME, -10%

Maybe i'm just being stupid right now, but wouldn't it be less confusing, if the description showed the actual savings in percent?

Like:

Material Efficiency Modifier: -5%
Time Efficiency Modifier: -10%



Damjan

If your members can still use POS arrays (ie assembly array) after their access to corp wallet has been revoked, I"m pretty sure its a bug and should be reported.

As for POS array taxes, the entire interface has been removed until such time as POS roles are redone, since it is literally pointless to deduct isk from one corp wallet division into the master wallet division, only to have to move that money right back into the first division to cover those same expenses again. It is also pointless to even require wallet access if you aren't charging anything. Access by standing was also moot since no one from outside your corp could ever use the assy arrays due to arrays requiring corp wallet and hanger access.

Seems some if not most of the major UI complaints from the test server were not changed for TQ. This is unfortunate.

As far as the size of the UI, is it not possible for us to resize it and just clip all the content that is outside the window?

In regards to the delineation of the BP top section and the jobs/teams bottom section, could we not have a dragable horizontal rule that we can arbitrarily set to suit our own needs? Seems simple enough. Again, just clip hidden content.

Also, loading every BP in a person's collection is slow and puts unneeded stress on the server and client. Just leave the list unpopulated until the user selects a location. Or at least only show stuff in the current or last location until the user selects another. Option for all locations should be available, perhaps with a disableable warning dialog for the inbound very large list.

Remembering setting would be good, too.

^^ THIS!!

I say, NO NEW TAXES.

I say it in RL(tm) and I am surprised (I don't know why I am, but there it is) I am having to say it in my Science Future Virtual Reality.

Stop the TYRANNY, Stop the TAXATION!!

Galmalmin

In that future every capsuleer ship still has its humanoid crew, needed to maintain its systems. Humans don't work at assembly lines this days, they manage and reprogram them, and keep an eye on all automated systems, not allowing them to cross some bounds. Now take into account this two facts:
1) There are relatively small number of POSes in New Eden. Like, a couple of dozens per system. Per system, inhabited by billions of human beings. You can safely suggest that those engineers allowed to work on stations and POSes are brightest of the bright, and such people cost money.
2) POSes get destroyed on regular basis - even in empire space. It's clear that those inhabiting them can't leave them or save their lifes by switching off the shield and surrendering (there is simply no such mechanic in place, only some capsuleer with sufficient rights can switch off the field, POS can't surrender on its own). Either because they are so loyal to their master (and such loyalty comes with huge price, mostly measured in isks), or they just can't do that (and that means while agreeing to work here they effectively sign a death contract - and want generous payment for that; like, why they will work for you on POS, risking their lifes, when they could work in almost total security of some empire station's factory?)

Looks pretty logical now, isn't it? But the size of this payments is a real issue.

What a horrible waste of time, isk, materials, and yes, real money. I have spent collectively YEARS researching my large collection of T1 and even T2 BPO's to a respectable level in order to maximize profit and minimize waste. With one fell swoop, all the time, effort, isk and materials I have invested in getting my blueprints to high levels is wasted. It doesn't matter that they are now "maxed", when I spent 5-50x as much as anyone who starts researching now to get the same result. The glib response of "no compensation or refund" for all my wasted effort and expense is pretty shabby.

On top of that, WTF is the point of nerfing module/ship reprocessing? I crafted most of my ships and gear by melting rat loot down. It was already time intensive and mineral-poor compared to mining. 50% nerf? COME ON! In a game where 5% of ANYTHING is a big deal, why beat down people who make a living killing NPC's?

I was already burned when I had my Armageddon BPO in heavy research when BS mineral cost increases were announced. I thought, "oh well, at least I will have that much more savings, it isn't worth it to lose the ME research already in progress". How wrong I was about THAT. Now to add insult to vast injury, the research I justified is a wasteful joke.

Poor form, CCP. Time for another looong break.

How would you have fixed the "extra minerals" issue?

I think that we'll see, in a few months, much more interesting markets for ships and modules as these changes ripple through the economy.