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AFK Cloaking™: Ideas, Discussion, and Proposals

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Teckos Pech
Hogyoku
Goonswarm Federation
#1901 - 2015-04-03 22:38:02 UTC
Marranar Amatin wrote:
Teckos Pech wrote:
Increasing isk from anomalies is very unlikely to happen not matter what the future holds. CCP is already watching the flow of isk from null very closely. In fact, it is the single biggest isk source in the game. Let me put some numbers on it for you, in 2010 December isk from bounties was 25 Trillion isk that flowed into the game.


And I already said about 20 pages ago that I see a problem with simply increasing the current reward, since the rewards would be ISK, that ships exlpoding generate ISK, but what is destroyed are assets, so that would cause inflation. Nothing new there.
There was the suggestion (not from me) that maybe the rewards should come in a different form then ISK as to avoid the inflation. Maybe some new Materials similar to sleeper loot that is required for some of the new structures.

But if the rewards are not increased, the risk must not be increased either.

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So in CCP's opinion there is plenty of isk coming in via null sec ratting and they are unlikely to change it. In fact, given their concern with inflation they may decide that having it get nerfed via other changes is just fine. In fact, remove AFK cloaking and CCP might nerf null sec ratting income directly. How does slashing bounties in half grab ya?


A simple nerf of overall bounties would be a possibility, one could simply see how much the overall income increases after the removal of cloaky and reduce the bounties by that much. Probably wouldnt be 50%. Also of course one would have to nerf the other sources of ISK generation accordingly. High sec still would be a lot safer, and easier since you dont need to organize there, so one has to make sure that the 0.0 income is still much higher then high sec.

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That being said, I have never advocated simply removing local. But removing local and a new intel mechanic would get rid of AFK cloaking, but such a change must ensure that null sec PvE is viable, otherwise it will be bad.


Yes.



I was implying that even in the current status quo, CCP might be fine with a nerf to ratting income. HS missions are not as lucrative in the bounty department and the LP store is actually a sink. My guess is they'd be reluctant to broadcast this fact, so nerfing said income indirectly might be their preferred solution.

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Mario Putzo
#1902 - 2015-04-03 23:07:30 UTC
Lucas Kell wrote:
Mario Putzo wrote:
No trolling I suppose is a by product of game management. If I can force 10 guys to stay docked up because I am super spooky in my AFK Cloaky than I have damaged them in game. If they feed me delicious tears and whining in local (or a thread like this) that is way more valuable an outcome than a KM because I know my tactic for financial deprivation is actually causing someone irritability.
In realism though, most players just move to an alternate system or proceed as normal. I'm not sure I've ever met someone that halted all activity because of a cloaker. Regardless, AFK play should be eradicated. If you can;t be bothered to put the effort in, you should be dust.

Mario Putzo wrote:
As for my 100% safety...if Nullbears actually used their systems, I wouldn't have a clear 20 jump path without seeing a single person until I hit the "good" space. I should be getting reported in an intel channel as soon as I enter your space and a gate camp should be established to catch me...if the space was used of course...but it isn't so I am not.
Would it matter if you did? You'd still retain your safety, it's not exactly tough for a covops to jump a gate, and an AFK cloaker could easily be in a ceptor with a T1 cloak.



Whaaahhh its to hard to catch them...CCP should just nerf cloaking.

You know what else is hard....activating ANY modules while cloaked...I tell ya sometimes it feels impossible.

You aren't worried about cloaking. You are afraid of a name in local that you do not know. That is it. Period. A cloaked ship can do NOTHING to you.
Lucas Kell
Solitude Trading
S.N.O.T.
#1903 - 2015-04-03 23:13:15 UTC
Mario Putzo wrote:
Whaaahhh its to hard to catch them...CCP should just nerf cloaking.

You know what else is hard....activating ANY modules while cloaked...I tell ya sometimes it feels impossible.

You aren't worried about cloaking. You are afraid of a name in local that you do not know. That is it. Period. A cloaked ship can do NOTHING to you.
I'm not afraid of either mate, and in case you haven't noticed, I don't want a nerf to cloaking, I want a nerf to AFK play. I don't give a crap how they do it, but AFK play should be gone.

And while you can repeated dump out that "a cloaked ship can't do anything" as many times as you want, it will never become true. An unloaded gun can't hurt you, but if you don't know if it's loaded or not you have to treat it like it is, so an AFK cloaker has to be treated just like an active player. That's why AFK cloaking actually exists. If players could tell when someone was AFK (an icon next to their name for example) then they truly wouldn't matter.

I'll say it again since you seem to be struggling to comprehend. Cloaking as it stands for active players is fine, but AFK play is dumb and should be removed. If you are defending 100% safety while AFK for long periods of time, then you are an entitled little carebear. Simples.

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Marranar Amatin
Center for Advanced Studies
Gallente Federation
#1904 - 2015-04-03 23:16:16 UTC
Teckos Pech wrote:
I have been involved in this discussion for a long time. And actually, the suggestion to "move systems" is an old one. However, the amount of resistance to this idea is staggering in the threads it has been suggested in. Instead people simply dock up, and spin their ship or log off. So, despite this obvious and oft suggested response to AFK cloaking...it apparently works at reducing incomes.

For example, you seem to acknowledge that it is a possible response to AFK cloaking...but you seem dis-inclined to use it and instead want to change game mechanics and introduce an imbalance.

Oh, and based on comments by CCP devs, they do not appear to see AFK cloaking as unbalanced.


Still does not answer the question.

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I already explained that, but I'll try again. Suppose we are going to bet on a sporting outcome. I say team is going to win with probability 0.9. You laugh and say, no they'll with probability 0.1. Are we both wrong? Am I wrong? Are you wrong? The short answer is "No." Those are subjective probabilities and they are not wrong even though they are very different. Same thing applies to what I wrote.


Thats not how statistics work. Not being able to determine a probability, does not mean that the probability is not determined.
Just because there is no way to determine who is right (because we lack information), does not mean that we both can be right at the same time if we make contracting statements about the probability.


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That is because you refuse to deal with the risk yourself. Sorry, I find it still to be a hypocritical position.


Thats not an argument. Simply a statement that is wrong.

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There is, it's called botting and is actually very unbalanced even with CCP banning them. So the above is just errant nonsense.


The last part which you ignored is possible, although it carries the risk mentioned. And I specifically said "If there was", so obvously I am not referring to botting since this exists, and even when I did not specify, it should be obvous I mean a method that is not against the TOS/EULA.
Still no argument from your side.


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Risk and rewards are not fixed or pre-determined parameters. Risk is a function of your behavior and that of other players. Because a player has found a way to increase your risk does not mean you are entitled to a mechanics change to increase their risk. Either find a way to increase their risk or reduce yours or both.


I already wrote a lengthy post about risk and reward, you probably didnt read it. "Having found a way" does not entitle to imabalanced gameplay.
Or do you really think it does? Then would you apply that for the other side too? So assuming I found a (legal) way to instantly blow up every non-friendly ship in sov systems (with a method that involves no cost on my side), that should not be changed right? I found a way, it increases your risk for coming iny my system and makes me perfectly safe, so thats fine. Cant chage that anymore. Cant lower my risk without increaseing yours even more.
Teckos Pech
Hogyoku
Goonswarm Federation
#1905 - 2015-04-03 23:43:25 UTC
Marranar Amatin wrote:
Still does not answer the question.


AFK cloaking reduces incomes. It reduces incomes because people do not take the reasonable actions to change this.

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Thats not how statistics work. Not being able to determine a probability, does not mean that the probability is not determined.
Just because there is no way to determine who is right (because we lack information), does not mean that we both can be right at the same time if we make contracting statements about the probability.


That is very much how subjective probabilities work (aka Bayesian probabilities which form the basis for Bayesian statistics). Or to quote Bruno de Finetti, who probably knew more about statistics and probability than both of us combined, "Probability does not exist."

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The last part which you ignored is possible, although it carries the risk mentioned. And I specifically said "If there was", so obvously I am not referring to botting since this exists, and even when I did not specify, it should be obvous I mean a method that is not against the TOS/EULA.
Still no argument from your side.


Even if bots were horrible at evading players and died when players came into their systems it would still be unbalanced. It would mean way, way too much isk flowing into the economy.

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I already wrote a lengthy post about risk and reward, you probably didnt read it. "Having found a way" does not entitle to imabalanced gameplay.


It is not unbalanced. As I noted devs have implied it is not unbalanced in various statements. It may not be optimal or good game play, but that does not make it unblanced.

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Or do you really think it does? Then would you apply that for the other side too? So assuming I found a (legal) way to instantly blow up every non-friendly ship in sov systems (with a method that involves no cost on my side), that should not be changed right? I found a way, it increases your risk for coming iny my system and makes me perfectly safe, so thats fine. Cant chage that anymore. Cant lower my risk without increaseing yours even more.


Clearly this is unbalanced. You'd be more powerful than even Concord in HS. Find a better counter example.

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Teckos Pech
Hogyoku
Goonswarm Federation
#1906 - 2015-04-03 23:48:01 UTC
Lucas Kell wrote:
Mario Putzo wrote:
Whaaahhh its to hard to catch them...CCP should just nerf cloaking.

You know what else is hard....activating ANY modules while cloaked...I tell ya sometimes it feels impossible.

You aren't worried about cloaking. You are afraid of a name in local that you do not know. That is it. Period. A cloaked ship can do NOTHING to you.
I'm not afraid of either mate, and in case you haven't noticed, I don't want a nerf to cloaking, I want a nerf to AFK play. I don't give a crap how they do it, but AFK play should be gone.


That is a completely and totally false statement Lucas. Because removing local would remove AFK cloaking and you do give a crap about that.

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Lucas Kell
Solitude Trading
S.N.O.T.
#1907 - 2015-04-03 23:52:15 UTC
Teckos Pech wrote:
Lucas Kell wrote:
Mario Putzo wrote:
Whaaahhh its to hard to catch them...CCP should just nerf cloaking.

You know what else is hard....activating ANY modules while cloaked...I tell ya sometimes it feels impossible.

You aren't worried about cloaking. You are afraid of a name in local that you do not know. That is it. Period. A cloaked ship can do NOTHING to you.
I'm not afraid of either mate, and in case you haven't noticed, I don't want a nerf to cloaking, I want a nerf to AFK play. I don't give a crap how they do it, but AFK play should be gone.
That is a completely and totally false statement Lucas. Because removing local would remove AFK cloaking and you do give a crap about that.
Except it wouldn't only remove AFK cloaking, we've covered this. Removing cloaking would also undeniably remove AFK cloaking, yet I don't opt for that either. Once again I support tackling the AFK side of it, not the local or the cloaking side of it, because attacking either of those would have wide reaching repercussions.

Seriously guy, read the posts in the thread if you are going to bother responding, this has been stated at least 10 times over and yet still here you are spouting it out again.

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Teckos Pech
Hogyoku
Goonswarm Federation
#1908 - 2015-04-03 23:56:04 UTC
Lucas Kell wrote:
Teckos Pech wrote:
Lucas Kell wrote:
Mario Putzo wrote:
Whaaahhh its to hard to catch them...CCP should just nerf cloaking.

You know what else is hard....activating ANY modules while cloaked...I tell ya sometimes it feels impossible.

You aren't worried about cloaking. You are afraid of a name in local that you do not know. That is it. Period. A cloaked ship can do NOTHING to you.
I'm not afraid of either mate, and in case you haven't noticed, I don't want a nerf to cloaking, I want a nerf to AFK play. I don't give a crap how they do it, but AFK play should be gone.
That is a completely and totally false statement Lucas. Because removing local would remove AFK cloaking and you do give a crap about that.
Except it wouldn't only remove AFK cloaking, we've covered this. Removing cloaking would also undeniably remove AFK cloaking, yet I don't opt for that either. Once again I support tackling the AFK side of it, not the local or the cloaking side of it, because attacking either of those would have wide reaching repercussions.

Seriously guy, read the posts in the thread if you are going to bother responding, this has been stated at least 10 times over and yet still here you are spouting it out again.


Backtracking noted. Roll

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Mario Putzo
#1909 - 2015-04-04 00:20:34 UTC  |  Edited by: Mario Putzo
Lucas Kell wrote:
Mario Putzo wrote:
Whaaahhh its to hard to catch them...CCP should just nerf cloaking.

You know what else is hard....activating ANY modules while cloaked...I tell ya sometimes it feels impossible.

You aren't worried about cloaking. You are afraid of a name in local that you do not know. That is it. Period. A cloaked ship can do NOTHING to you.
I I want a nerf to AFK play. I don't give a crap how they do it, but AFK play should be gone.
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Quite the oxymoron there.

HEY CCP THIS GUY IS AFK AND PLAYING!!!! PLZ NERF....

Oh me?? Im AFK in a station TOTALLY DIFFERENT, because im clearly NOT playing.,,
Lucas Kell
Solitude Trading
S.N.O.T.
#1910 - 2015-04-04 00:24:33 UTC
Teckos Pech wrote:
Backtracking noted. Roll
What backtracking? None of that is anything I haven't said before. Quite honestly mate you are just trolling at this point. You have no intention of actually reading what people write, you have no intention of an actual discussion, you are simply going to misrepresent pretty much everything and repeat the same inane nonsense you usually do in this situation. When you actually have something relevant to say, let me know.

Mario Putzo wrote:
Quite the oxymoron there.

HEY CCP THIS GUY IS AFK AND PLAYING!!!! PLZ NERF....

Oh me?? Im AFK in a station TOTALLY DIFFERENT, because im clearly NOT playing.,,
It's actually quite different to be AFK in a station as we've already discussed multiple times (which you've probably once again ignored), but no, I wouldn't mind if they logged out all AFKies stations or not after a set time.

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Mario Putzo
#1911 - 2015-04-04 00:29:07 UTC
Lucas Kell wrote:
It's actually quite different to be AFK in a station as we've already discussed multiple times (which you've probably once again ignored), but no, I wouldn't mind if they logged out all AFKies stations or not after a set time.


Just a quick question because I am ever so curious....how do you know the cloaker is AFK? Because he doesn't talk in local? Won't reply to a message you send him?

Also whats wrong with safely logging of cloakers after a set time of no input? Why do they have to be able to be located via some anti-cloaker mechanic?

I mean you both +1 in local you are both AFK, you are both unengaged...why should only the cloaker suffer a penalty that puts them into danger...

The equivalent would be spitting out an AFK Station dweller into space so they can be engaged...because thats what isn't fair right, the cloaker risks nothing by being AFK cloaked.
Lucas Kell
Solitude Trading
S.N.O.T.
#1912 - 2015-04-04 00:35:43 UTC  |  Edited by: Lucas Kell
Mario Putzo wrote:
Just a quick question because I am ever so curious....how do you know the cloaker is AFK? Because he doesn't talk in local? Won't reply to a message you send him?
You can't tell, that's exactly the problem - when an AFK player can appear as the same threat as an active player. See a docked player can be watched and as soon as they move, well before they can affect anything, they can be seen. An AFK cloaker can seamlessly move back into being active and appear right next to a target. That's why an AFK cloaker has to be treated as an active threat while a docked player is a passive one.

Mario Putzo wrote:
Also whats wrong with safely logging of cloakers after a set time of no input? Why do they have to be able to be located via some anti-cloaker mechanic?
There's absolutely nothing wrong with that, I've supported that idea too multiple times, I've even supported a simple flag to be added to local so an AFK player can be seen as such, with no other mechanics changed. I really don't care how it's done as long as neither side of active players is disporportionately affected, it just seems quite likely from what CCP have put forward that cloakers will be able to be decloaked once in a while.

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Mario Putzo
#1913 - 2015-04-04 00:45:41 UTC
Lucas Kell wrote:
Mario Putzo wrote:
Just a quick question because I am ever so curious....how do you know the cloaker is AFK? Because he doesn't talk in local? Won't reply to a message you send him?
You can't tell, that's exactly the problem - when an AFK player can appear as the same threat as an active player. See a docked player can be watched and as soon as they move, well before they can affect anything, they can be seen. An AFK cloaker can seamlessly move back into being active and appear right next to a target. That's why an AFK cloaker has to be treated as an active threat while a docked player is a passive one.


Except an AFK player can't do anything whether he is in a station or cloaked in space. Period.

So this phantom threat is something you have made up in your own mind to satisfy your risk averse nature. You are afraid of the name in local. If you did not see the name in local, you would not even be aware of the presence of a cloaker. Just as a cloaker would not be aware of the presence of someone AFK in a station.

You are both limited to your active intel, if you are both AFK than it is redundant, and once again the only reason you are spooked is because you are seeing a passive intel source alerting you to the presence of someone who may or may not be hostile, and may or may not be actively at the keyboard.

Ultimately it all comes back to the only reason you get spooked is because you can see a person in local chat. You have just confirmed your fear...but im sure you will attempt to deny it again.
Lucas Kell
Solitude Trading
S.N.O.T.
#1914 - 2015-04-04 00:52:35 UTC
Mario Putzo wrote:
Except an AFK player can't do anything whether he is in a station or cloaked in space. Period.
Lol? So you skipping over the part about the problem being that you can't tell if they are AFK or not?

Mario Putzo wrote:
So this phantom threat is something you have made up in your own mind to satisfy your risk averse nature. You are afraid of the name in local. If you did not see the name in local, you would not even be aware of the presence of a cloaker. Just as a cloaker would not be aware of the presence of someone AFK in a station.
It's nto a phantom threat, it's a simple fact that you don't know a player is AFK and a non-AFK player is very much a threat, thus you have to treat cloakers as a threat.

Mario Putzo wrote:
You are both limited to your active intel, if you are both AFK than it is redundant, and once again the only reason you are spooked is because you are seeing a passive intel source alerting you to the presence of someone who may or may not be hostile, and may or may not be actively at the keyboard.

Ultimately it all comes back to the only reason you get spooked is because you can see a person in local chat. You have just confirmed your fear...but im sure you will attempt to deny it again.
Local is used to see them, sure, I've stated this myself, but removing local has other repercussions. Such as the swift death of NRDS for example, and the mass exodus of PvE players from null.

And yes, I'll continue to deny it's my fear because you will never ever ever see me in a PvE ship in null. I'm a trader, I trade. When I'm undocked, I'm in a PvP ship and generally in a fleet, so it's irrelevant if there are other players around, AFK or not.

Oh and good job on just skipping over the entire second part of the post. I'm guessing it's because you had absolutely no counter to me agreeing with you, so you thought you'd just pretend it never happened and go right back to trolling.

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Mario Putzo
#1915 - 2015-04-04 02:12:42 UTC  |  Edited by: Mario Putzo
Lucas Kell wrote:
Lol? So you skipping over the part about the problem being that you can't tell if they are AFK or not?
It's nto a phantom threat, it's a simple fact that you don't know a player is AFK and a non-AFK player is very much a threat, thus you have to treat cloakers as a threat.Local is used to see them, sure, I've stated this myself, but removing local has other repercussions. Such as the swift death of NRDS for example, and the mass exodus of PvE players from null.


It is irrelevant to the mechanics of the game, if he is afk he can't do anything, if he isn't then he is playing the game which by your standard is fine. You can have people active in your space reporting intel they see at gates, set up gate camps, the miners make the ships. the pvp guys look to use them, taxes from PVE guys help pay the SRP for the PVP guys, the mechanics for observation and capture exist...above your answer to this was, its to hard.

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Oh and good job on just skipping over the entire second part of the post. I'm guessing it's because you had absolutely no counter to me agreeing with you, so you thought you'd just pretend it never happened and go right back to trolling.


Why would I counter you agreeing with me?
Teckos Pech
Hogyoku
Goonswarm Federation
#1916 - 2015-04-04 03:22:41 UTC
Lucas Kell wrote:
Teckos Pech wrote:
Backtracking noted. Roll
What backtracking? None of that is anything I haven't said before. Quite honestly mate you are just trolling at this point. You have no intention of actually reading what people write, you have no intention of an actual discussion, you are simply going to misrepresent pretty much everything and repeat the same inane nonsense you usually do in this situation. When you actually have something relevant to say, let me know.


Please Lucas, you were extremely careless in your commentary and when called on it you complain that people aren't considering the context of your previous posts. And to make it even more pathetic when somebody makes a comment you'll completely drop the context of previous posts and attack them. Like all that "destroy null" nonsense.

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Alavaria Fera
GoonWaffe
#1917 - 2015-04-04 03:24:47 UTC
I was enjoying some AFKness while cloaked myself indeed

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Teckos Pech
Hogyoku
Goonswarm Federation
#1918 - 2015-04-04 03:28:51 UTC
Lucas Kell wrote:
It's actually quite different to be AFK in a station as we've already discussed multiple times (which you've probably once again ignored), but no, I wouldn't mind if they logged out all AFKies stations or not after a set time.


Exactly how is being AFK in station different?

Do they pose any risk? No.
Are they 100% safe? Yes.
Could they become active and undock in a ship and try and attack you? Yes.

Does and AFK Cloaker pose any risk? No.
Are they 100% safe? Yes.
Could they become active and try and attack you? Yes.

The missing part is...?

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Alavaria Fera
GoonWaffe
#1919 - 2015-04-04 03:36:55 UTC
more references to no docking no local wormhole elitepvp

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Dictateur Imperator
KarmaFleet
Goonswarm Federation
#1920 - 2015-04-04 03:39:45 UTC  |  Edited by: Dictateur Imperator
Teckos Pech wrote:
Lucas Kell wrote:
It's actually quite different to be AFK in a station as we've already discussed multiple times (which you've probably once again ignored), but no, I wouldn't mind if they logged out all AFKies stations or not after a set time.


Exactly how is being AFK in station different?

Do they pose any risk? No.
Are they 100% safe? Yes.
Could they become active and undock in a ship and try and attack you? Yes.

Does and AFK Cloaker pose any risk? No.
Are they 100% safe? Yes.
Could they become active and try and attack you? Yes.

The missing part is...?



Did the people docked in station can dedock to kill you without you now it ? Now you must see him when he dedock.
Did the station is invulnerable ? No you can take the station.

The missing part was: You can counter station docking, have a lot of "solution" . You have no solution against cloak



And i repeat : Perma cloack permit Moral harrassement it's illegal in a lot of country . CCP must change it if they want avoid some problem.

If you are a true pvp player enjoy the nerf of perma cloak : more active pvp, more activity in 0.0 , more people in 0.0 (less afraid by "**** a perma cloacker i can't play during X hour/day/month without loose one pve ship per day minimum), more strategical thing.
And when i read cry of people who play only by perma cloack to have kill mail/disrupt enemy : Adapt or die. Actually you have no counter, people just want one counter to make you become content and not only people who ransom. Yes pve player want more pvp content ... the content of kill perma clocker. they want pvp.

And nerf local is not a solution against true intel, in fact true intel by local is countered by the fact your enemy can have info about your system (farming and mining) without be in your system.