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Quick question regarding OGB and neutral logistics
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Aoife Fraoch
The Scope
Gallente Federation
#41 - 2015-06-03 02:30:20 UTC
Leto Thule wrote:
This is a good time for me to say mining boosts should also yellow card the booster.


and suddenly they have a reason to be in the same player corp...
Noragen Neirfallas
Emotional Net Loss
#42 - 2015-06-03 06:41:18 UTC
Your right this will never fly if we force ORCA's in corp and out of the POS's

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Anya Klibor
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Minmatar Republic
#43 - 2015-06-28 18:43:12 UTC
Clara Dunier wrote:
Adriel Malakai wrote:
OGB going suspect would just mean everyone would go back to flying T3s instead of command ships. They would go to safe, uncloak for boosts, then cloak up as soon as they weren't needed - just like everywhere else.

Neutral RR going criminal would just mean people would jump them in and out of alliance whenever they needed them. Worst case they stay in alliance permanently. Either case, they're still in use and all you removed was the advantage neutral logi provides to people who don't pay attention/mark known alts.

In both cases, your actual impact is almost zero.


Would still pose a chance of them getting scanned down and killed if they went suspect for the duration of them giving boosts, while as things stand now there are absolutely no risks of having an OGB in high sec.

If they jumped out of the war wouldn't that make then unable to join back in until the war is over thus reducing the power multiplier?



How about you join a player-run corporation, then come back and tell us how things should be done "in high sec".

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