Crime & Punishment

Extortion and 10 Million isk shouldn't even be allowed in the same sentence.

You got a couple of things halfway right, but only a couple of things in a wall of text post means the post as a whole FAILS.

Don't have time to address all the fail, so I pulled the above quote to represent, and address it thusly:

If you're not AFK (as you claim) and properly operating in space (space is a dangerous place!), then you are mining while aligned to a warpable point, monitoring for potential threats in local and overview (with appropriate overview settings), and warping out as soon as what you feel is a potential threat arrives on grid. If you lose ships or implants, the probability of AFK is so high that . . . you were AFK and you can drop the pretense you weren't.

Also, if you are *complaining* about the several days for you to potentially replace ship/implants you are flying, then you are flying too much for you to bear losing. You are not respecting one of the well-known rules of EVE: don't undock with what you cannot afford (or aren't willing) to lose.

I checked. You or your corporation is not KOS to Providence, so you could wander down and mine to your hearts content as long as you follow a few basic rules.

Unlike the rest of null-sec EVE, we actually play the game at the hardest difficulty, hence NRDS, that might prove a bit harder for people to grasp at first, but it is how it is.

Don't get me wrong, we get awoxers from time to time. But seriously, they mostly drop mining barges, which.. pathetic.. If you're going to awox, might as well awox a whole fleet of Carriers and Supercaps to the enemy to make it worth your while.. oh wait, we don't fly those kinds of fleets. Ah well. Guess people will have to satisfy themselves with droping mining barges.

There will probably be a bunch of reds who will more than love to get your pod to turn into goo and your ship into smoldering cinders. But such is life of a nullbear carebear.

So do some research, see how things stand and let us know. We can even help you with transport of a few basic things and a short guide to survival.

Until next time,
Proviblob Resident

Number one: nullsec is too large for any one group to even attempt to police.
Number two: code isn't needed in null. It has it's own ways of dealing with afk miners, ratters, and bot aspirants.

I enforce the code on my alt throughout the major space lanes of High sec every day, HOWEVER at heart i am a low sec pirate and i do make occasional excursions to Null Sec, If i do find a miner i have no issues reducing them to ash in the name of the CODE despite them not being in High sec. I may even try and sell them a proper permit if im in the mood or ill just podex them back home if im not.

Oh and CODE itself has been to Nullsec enforcing our laws. A few weeks ago we tore down a POS in a wormhole with 3. something bill in it while its residents were mining in ( Wait for it ) HIGHSEC!
They Didnt even try to fight back. You see we dont need first strike, we dont need high secs rules of engagement, we need a ship with guns and the will to do what must be done in the name of a better tomorrow

Sigh. What I do not get about all this CODE stuff is why do all the carebears even respond? Yes it's emergent gameplay, the fact it is even possible is why this game is as awesome as it is. But schoolground 101, don't let your bully know he has hurt you. Just say gf in local and get a new mining barge.

That said I'm a veteran miner myself and 'afk' mining is just lame and you're not playing the game. There are plenty of opportunities even for low SP miners to earn isk other then 'afk' mining. Gas mining in a wh with your Venture is one for example.

Mainly by not really being concerned with whether targets are afk, mining, ratting, and not worrying about nonexistent phenomenon like "bot aspirancy". We just play the game the way wee enjoy playing it. CODE could too, but they spend almost as much time on the forums trying to defend their gameplay in terms of things like balance, botting, and other metagame concerns as they do actually logged into the client. They'd be a lot more supportable if they'd just stick to the roleplay and playing how they want and less time trying to engage in justification of what they're doing that isn't necessary in the first place. The endless talk about "saving highsec" and all the associated noise has gone from hilarious to tiresome to pathetic.

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There's only 12? Wow! I've sold over 50% of all new order permits![/quote]

i've sold nine, I guess people are buying two! double permit tank best tank!

Our killboards are out Merit, our Code is our Morality. If you wish to debate this further please invest in a spellcheck and grammar check. Seeing as the forum itself provides a spellcheck, I'm not sure what the excuse is.

"And if you are hated because of me, then know that you walk in the Light of the Supreme Protector, and are truly blessed."

~James 315.