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High Sec Miner in Low sec - Question

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Rems Issus
Associated Descendants of Eve
#21 - 2014-09-28 14:29:38 UTC  |  Edited by: Rems Issus
Also dittoing the people who said you can ignore CODE posters. CODE talks a big game, and clearly loves doing their little RP schtick, but they're just not that important in the day to day life of mining players. I know of singular lowsec corporations that do more to impact mining possibilities than the whole of CODE and the 'new order' drones do.

~*~{Posting on my main, come at me bro}~*~

BlkQueen
Pator Tech School
Minmatar Republic
#22 - 2014-09-28 14:59:53 UTC  |  Edited by: BlkQueen
Ima Wreckyou wrote:
Hi there

You can start by asking the question: "How can I help to make Highsec a better place for everyone?"

Obviously the answer to that question is: By following the New Halaima Code of Conduct, accepting our Supreme Protector, father of the New Order, James 315 as the Saviour of Highsec and purchasing a mining permit for only 10mil ISK per year.

If you really want to make a difference you better save all that tax money you give to your useless corporation and support the New Order by purchasing some shares. This money will be used to equip our Knights with the weapons they need to fight the criminals in the ore and ice belts.

Together we can make a difference and work towards a better more stable Highsec we can all be proud of.

For more information visit our blog at: www.minerbumping.com


OK Now Im confused. By buying a 10 million "permit" I wont get ganked in High sec? Is that what this basically is? Paying protection money? Wow... EVE is indeed the devil! LOL, please feel free to correct me if my interpretation of this post is wrong, I do very much want to learn the rules. I am willing to play along.
Scout Vyvorant
Doomheim
#23 - 2014-09-28 15:05:59 UTC
CODE. is not a high sec pvp alliance or group, is just an organized ganking squad which target mainly mining ships and sometimes freighters / orcas, and by doing this it keeps an overwhelmingly positive K/L ratio, both in number of ship destroyed and in isk destroyed vs lost against the concord retaliation.

If you want to see a high sec pvp alliance you might want to check RvB - Red Federation and Blue Republic, or even the merc corp the Marmite Collective, as my definition of High Sec pvp strictly consider the fact of being at war with what you kill. A suicide can happen, but shouldn't be your winning tactic. Freight club is at war against their high sec target, CODE. is not or at least it's very rare.

In low sec the concept of "gank" doesn't exist, if you jumped in 0.4 or lower, you know what you are going to get.
BlkQueen
Pator Tech School
Minmatar Republic
#24 - 2014-09-28 15:10:29 UTC
OK I figured that but protection is protection. 10 mill isnt alot to ask....what am I missing?
Priscilla Project
Doomheim
#25 - 2014-09-28 15:14:37 UTC
BlkQueen wrote:
OK I figured that but protection is protection. 10 mill isnt alot to ask....what am I missing?
It's not protection.

You are not being protected from getting ganked by anyone else for paying the fee,
there are people who deliberately only gank those who bought a "mining permit".

It just makes certain people look away while you keep mining afk anyway.


Also: Great portrait.
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BlkQueen
Pator Tech School
Minmatar Republic
#26 - 2014-09-28 15:25:05 UTC
Priscilla Project wrote:
BlkQueen wrote:
OK I figured that but protection is protection. 10 mill isnt alot to ask....what am I missing?
It's not protection.

You are not being protected from getting ganked by anyone else for paying the fee,
there are people who deliberately only gank those who bought a "mining permit".

It just makes certain people look away while you keep mining afk anyway.


Also: Great portrait.


How would they know I bought a mining permit?

BTW, I never mine AFK, I put a movie on, sit on my comfy leather desk chair at my desk and check local and my mining lasers periodically.

Oh and thanks.
Scout Vyvorant
Doomheim
#27 - 2014-09-28 15:25:18 UTC
BlkQueen wrote:
Ima Wreckyou wrote:
Hi there

You can start by asking the question: "How can I help to make Highsec a better place for everyone?"

Obviously the answer to that question is: By following the New Halaima Code of Conduct, accepting our Supreme Protector, father of the New Order, James 315 as the Saviour of Highsec and purchasing a mining permit for only 10mil ISK per year.

If you really want to make a difference you better save all that tax money you give to your useless corporation and support the New Order by purchasing some shares. This money will be used to equip our Knights with the weapons they need to fight the criminals in the ore and ice belts.

Together we can make a difference and work towards a better more stable Highsec we can all be proud of.

For more information visit our blog at: www.minerbumping.com


OK Now Im confused. By buying a 10 million "permit" I wont get ganked in High sec? Is that what this basically is? Paying protection money? Wow... EVE is indeed the devil! LOL, please feel free to correct me if my interpretation of this post is wrong, I do very much want to learn the rules. I am willing to play along.


I'll explain you something about High Sec, CODE. and about why I'm a professional forum alt.

Paying CODE. because you are a miner is the simplest way to get targeted during your operations, as you just flagged yourself as a harmless target, who pilot a harmless ship that can be killed in a whim by two catalysts, and that has not hardened the F up (HTFU from now on) enough to fight back or move to low sec. In short, the perfect ganking target in their eyes.

As our CODE. friend said, his alliance is not the whole network of high sec, as the members of this Role Play group that goes by the name of New Order of High Sec can be anywhere, in any corp and in any alliance. Also, as hinted, it's a network, and nothing forbid them to tell someone else to go and hunt you down, or simply log their alts in some NPC corp to gank you. They say they wont do that, but after all the isk doublers in Jita also promised you to double yours isk. Scamming is an ingame activity, as corp theft an awoxing is.

This game has locator agents, and once you flagged yourself it's a matter of a few isk to find where you are mining. And this is why I'm a professional forum alt, I can say what I want, against who I want, always trying to be respectfull and possibly constructive, while keeping the lowest in game profile to continue my high sec activities with the least intereferences.

As wanna be high sec industrialist, (my) wars are bad for (my) business, but (their) wars are good for (my) business
Priscilla Project
Doomheim
#28 - 2014-09-28 15:28:08 UTC  |  Edited by: Priscilla Project
BlkQueen wrote:
Priscilla Project wrote:
BlkQueen wrote:
OK I figured that but protection is protection. 10 mill isnt alot to ask....what am I missing?
It's not protection.

You are not being protected from getting ganked by anyone else for paying the fee,
there are people who deliberately only gank those who bought a "mining permit".

It just makes certain people look away while you keep mining afk anyway.


Also: Great portrait.


How would they know I bought a mining permit?

BTW, I never mine AFK, I put a movie on, sit on my comfy leather desk chair at my desk and check local and my mining lasers periodically.

Oh and thanks.
You're forced to put it into your bio, including propaganda.
Well ... if you don't give a chance to get ganked, then you don't need the permit anyway.

Here's an advise: Play zoomed out. Looking at your ship is pointless.
When you are zoomed out, you can see your surroundings and raise your situational awareness.

It's enough to see where your trails are, which means you know the direction your ship is heading.

Personally, I suggest orbitting a rock with several bookmarks 250km away from the current belt.
That way you can always warp out pretty fast, if you manage to pick the bookmark that is closest
to your ships current alignment. And THAT is easily done, when you figure out a proper naming scheme.
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BlkQueen
Pator Tech School
Minmatar Republic
#29 - 2014-09-28 15:32:08 UTC  |  Edited by: BlkQueen
Got it Scout. BTW dont think this is my ingame character. I know a lot more about EVE and these forums then I let on, but I digress.

You say your a highsec industrialist, that is my agenda as well. I have been doing it on my own for years. No wars just mine and manufacture. If your corp ever recruits please contact me by mail here on forums.
BlkQueen
Pator Tech School
Minmatar Republic
#30 - 2014-09-28 15:36:39 UTC
Priscilla Project wrote:
You're forced to put it into your bio, including propaganda.
Well ... if you don't give a chance to get ganked, then you don't need the permit anyway.

Here's an advise: Play zoomed out. Looking at your ship is pointless.
When you are zoomed out, you can see your surroundings and raise your situational awareness.

It's enough to see where your trails are, which means you know the direction your ship is heading.

Personally, I suggest orbitting a rock with several bookmarks 250km away from the current belt.
That way you can always warp out pretty fast, if you manage to pick the bookmark that is closest
to your ships current alignment. And THAT is easily done, when you figure out a proper naming scheme.


Odd they would make you put it in the Bio. Thats like saying : "Please come spank me, I just bought protection and Im harmless!"

Thanks for the advice. Ill set up the bookmark thing now that I know highsec ganking is a collaborated business..
Priscilla Project
Doomheim
#31 - 2014-09-28 15:43:23 UTC
BlkQueen wrote:
Odd they would make you put it in the Bio. Thats like saying : "Please come spank me, I just bought protection and Im harmless!"

Thanks for the advice. Ill set up the bookmark thing now that I know highsec ganking is a collaborated business..

The "mining permit" is a necessity out of a GM decision based on something that is not actually being done anymore.

The reason why it has to be in the bio, is because it's an easy way for them checking
who actually bought a permit and who didn't. It's not really a bright idea, but it gets the job done anyway.


Several bookmarks in each direction. Up, down, left, right. That way, no matter which direction you are heading
while orbitting, you can pick a bookmark that is close to your current alignment. The more bookmarks in each
direction, and the better you spread them out, the faster you'll go to warp, obviously. I suggest an orbitting speed
of around 50%-60% of max speed.

Ships go to warp at 75% max speed and within a 5 degree angle towards the destination.

An alternative is to have an alt orbit your ship,
which can web you into warp one or two seconds after you initiated it.

Please remember though, that no matter what you do ...
... without your attention, nothing is going to work.


You're welcome. :)

*kinks* (:
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Scout Vyvorant
Doomheim
#32 - 2014-09-28 16:06:59 UTC
BlkQueen wrote:
Got it Scout. BTW dont think this is my ingame character. I know a lot more about EVE and these forums then I let on, but I digress.

You say your a highsec industrialist, that is my agenda as well. I have been doing it on my own for years. No wars just mine and manufacture. If your corp ever recruits please contact me by mail here on forums.


I don't, it's a one man corp that spans 3 accounts. Mining activities are on only when I've to work at the pc, and even then I choose to use two tanked skiffs orbiting a tanked orca. You are not safe and the yeld is not the best probably, but people hunting for a kill will probably ignore you and look for easier targets.
Ima Wreckyou
The Conference Elite
The Conference
#33 - 2014-09-28 16:18:00 UTC
BlkQueen wrote:
OK Now Im confused. By buying a 10 million "permit" I wont get ganked in High sec? Is that what this basically is? Paying protection money? Wow... EVE is indeed the devil! LOL, please feel free to correct me if my interpretation of this post is wrong, I do very much want to learn the rules. I am willing to play along.

A little bit over two years ago the whole Highsec community elected James 315 into office as our Supreme Protector of Highsec. As a New Order Agent I act in his name. So you see it has nothing to do with protection money, it's actually a tax.

People will always tell you that you make yourself a target by displaying the permit in your bio. We also don't force you to put it into your bio, how could we? We just encourage you to do it as it shows all New Order Agents that you are a legal miner. The fact is if you don't have one it makes you a target for us. As you can see from the linked killboard stats, the probability to be ganked by us is much (much much much) higher. There is virtually no one else ganking miners in Highsec.

Also as the role playing community will confirm, we are actually not role playing (It's what they say, they have some silly rules about what is RP and what isn't).

In the end it is your choice. Are you listening to hard facts and numbers or to the words of a few rebels who do more talking then shooting and no one has ever heard from?
Jace Sarice
#34 - 2014-09-28 16:50:41 UTC
I still don't understand why everyone feels so strongly about this whole topic one way or the other. James saw an opportunity to make ISK and have fun, same as anyone else in EVE.
Hiply Rustic
Aliastra
Gallente Federation
#35 - 2014-09-28 16:56:20 UTC  |  Edited by: Hiply Rustic
Ima Wreckyou wrote:

A little bit over two years ago the whole Highsec community elected James 315 into office as our Supreme Protector of Highsec. As a New Order Agent I act in his name. So you see it has nothing to do with protection money, it's actually a tax.

People will always tell you that you make yourself a target by displaying the permit in your bio. We also don't force you to put it into your bio, how could we? We just encourage you to do it as it shows all New Order Agents that you are a legal miner. The fact is if you don't have one it makes you a target for us. As you can see from the linked killboard stats, the probability to be ganked by us is much (much much much) higher. There is virtually no one else ganking miners in Highsec.

Also as the role playing community will confirm, we are actually not role playing (It's what they say, they have some silly rules about what is RP and what isn't).

In the end it is your choice. Are you listening to hard facts and numbers or to the words of a few rebels who do more talking then shooting and no one has ever heard from?



Translation:

"A collaboration between Hisec gankbears, Pirate Roleplayers, and some deep-pocketed individuals who funded the whole shebang because 'hisec mining is bad...hell hisec is bad' resulted in James315's website and the creation of CODE and CODE-aligned corps. We are content, just like the miners and haulers we gank, the only difference being that we are Rats that pop up unexpectedly...like NPC rats but with a good PR guy...and they are "destructible content". Your 10 mil and the free PR you give us by adding us to your bio don't protect you at all, and we don't even claim it will. Have a nice day."

Ralph King-Griffin wrote: "Eve deliberately excludes the stupid and the weak willied." EvE: Only the strong-willied need apply.

Rems Issus
Associated Descendants of Eve
#36 - 2014-09-28 17:53:54 UTC
Jace Sarice wrote:
I still don't understand why everyone feels so strongly about this whole topic one way or the other. James saw an opportunity to make ISK and have fun, same as anyone else in EVE.


I don't necessarily think I feel strongly about it. It's more of a 'meh' thing.

I find the posts where the CODE people pretend to speak for all of highsec and claim that the entirety of highsec elected some guy they worship as the tyrant of everything pretentious and a little annoying- But that's all. I don't really care if they do what they do, because it hardly ever effects my profit line.

~*~{Posting on my main, come at me bro}~*~

Hiply Rustic
Aliastra
Gallente Federation
#37 - 2014-09-28 19:02:37 UTC  |  Edited by: Hiply Rustic
Rems Issus wrote:
Jace Sarice wrote:
I still don't understand why everyone feels so strongly about this whole topic one way or the other. James saw an opportunity to make ISK and have fun, same as anyone else in EVE.


I don't necessarily think I feel strongly about it. It's more of a 'meh' thing.

I find the posts where the CODE people pretend to speak for all of highsec and claim that the entirety of highsec elected some guy they worship as the tyrant of everything pretentious and a little annoying- But that's all. I don't really care if they do what they do, because it hardly ever effects my profit line.



I tend to think of CODE as "audience participation LARPing". Harmless, easy to avoid, and occasionally amusing.

Ralph King-Griffin wrote: "Eve deliberately excludes the stupid and the weak willied." EvE: Only the strong-willied need apply.

Lady Spank
Get Out Nasty Face
#38 - 2014-09-28 19:23:32 UTC
Please don't take this the wrong way but when mentioning having a hard time finding a decent corp who are willing to take you on, you have to consider what it is that you can offer them as well.

If all you have to contribute is mining in their space and expecting their protection while doing so, you aren't exactly selling yourself to anyone decent.

Are you willing to take part in defensive fleets? Are you willing to give a percentage of your profits to the corp for upkeep cost, for defensive fleets and so on? This protection you wish for needs able bodies and ISK from somewhere. Consider what you have to offer and if you don't think it is very much then lower your expectations accordingly.

(ಠ_ృ) ~ It Takes a Million Years to Become Diamonds So Lets Just Burn Like Coal Until the Sky's Black ~ (ಠ_ృ)

Benny Ohu
Royal Amarr Institute
Amarr Empire
#39 - 2014-09-28 19:25:14 UTC  |  Edited by: Benny Ohu
Rems Issus wrote:
I find the posts where the CODE people pretend to speak for all of highsec and claim that the entirety of highsec elected some guy they worship as the tyrant of everything pretentious and a little annoying

they do, we did, and James 315 is the Supreme Protector of Halaima, Founder and Father of the New Order of Highsec, Saviour of Highsec, Penman of the Code, Agent-in-Chief of the New Order, Knight Grand Master of the Knights of the New Order, Architect of the Revolution, Exhalted Khan of Kamio, Lord of Osmon, Executor of New Order Logistics, Honourary CONCORD captain, Master of the Righteous Brapelille Crusade, Undefeated PVP virtuoso triple black-belt, Beloved of the People of Otela, Splendid and Respected Purser of the New Order, &c., &c., not "tyrant of everything". that's not even a real title. you're correct in that it would be most outrageously and nauseously pretentious.
Lady Spank
Get Out Nasty Face
#40 - 2014-09-28 19:34:48 UTC
One bonus of null-sec dwelling regardless of how crappy you think the corporation is. Their space is going to be far quieter than hi-sec and you will mostly be left in peace. Convention suggests that you watch your back at all times but frankly, you can be almost entirely AFK the majority of time and easily pay off the cost of your ship in no time. Anything after that is pure profit for little work.

I won't bother arguing against mining as a profession, I'm sure you have heard it before. If you [i]are[i/] going to do it, you might as well do it in null away from all the cowardly cretins like CODE.

(ಠ_ృ) ~ It Takes a Million Years to Become Diamonds So Lets Just Burn Like Coal Until the Sky's Black ~ (ಠ_ృ)

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