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HighSec Ganking and Appropriate Punishment

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XeX Znndstrup
#561 - 2015-08-08 07:49:17 UTC
Bellatrix Invicta wrote:
XeX Znndstrup wrote:
Gankers steal ISK.
They speak about "content".
They absolutly have this right in this world.

Never forget that you have the same rights and the same tools than them.

You see the light now.
What was a problem is now a solution.
Kill them. Simply.



If it were simple greater people than you would have done so by now.

You see the light now?


Weaker people than us do this also.

Destroying a mining frigate alone in space is a great act of valor...
These ships are the best war ships, as you know all...

If cowards may attack a single vessel, we let you know now that strong armies can also do the same with you, prosecuted assassin.
Your time is coming.

Judge of The Law Organization and President of Stellar Order.

"Long is the way, and hard, that out of hell leads up to light". John Milton, Lost Paradise.

@ /// f

Omar Alharazaad
New Eden Tech Support
#562 - 2015-08-08 07:51:11 UTC  |  Edited by: Omar Alharazaad
Paula Enkhashour wrote:
Foxes are bad because they eat bunnies.
Bunnies are good.
If you play a game that lets you be a fox and choose to play one then you are a bad person who hates bunnies.
Save the bunnies.

What?
Squirrely Nonsense.
Shame on you Kaely for quoting that wall of dreck in full. Ugh

Not only a space lawyer, but also an armchair psychologist as well.
Shouldn't you be off working on your Nobel Prize?

My fedo satisfied all of my sick needs, until I had it gold plated during a drunken bender.
Lighten up and learn to not take things too seriously.
Yeah, you can lose stuff... you WILL lose stuff.
It's part of the mechanism that keeps the game going.

Come hell or high water, this sick world will know I was here.

Avvy
Doomheim
#563 - 2015-08-08 13:07:54 UTC
Ever play a solo game where you go around killing characters? If so then you can't say anyone that shoots other characters in an MMO is a bad person. Doesn't matter if the characters are players or npcs they're still just characters.
Lady Areola Fappington
#564 - 2015-08-08 13:45:19 UTC
Paula Enkhashour wrote:
It is lovely how so little changes overtime.

I dont understand what people think when bringing an argument to the table tho:

- EVE is a multiplayer said MMORPG sandbox style, while very little of it is geared towards RPG, even from Devs. The lore in EVE is very dismissive, restricted and restrictive as far as backstory goes, but it is still a MMORPG as far as its docs go. So it is much of a shot in the foot to say that exploding a ship is the same as killing someone in an FPS non persistent game. When you have a mmorpg, and specially EVE, things you have do not come back after you restart, do not cost play money you receive after you restart, and EVE is not about exploding ships. If you do have other things to do, the game cant be about only one thing and all the rest are there just to indulge you. Not even the devs have the balls to say that eve is about exploding ships only. There are a considerable work over industry and trading in Eve, and that is not just "because they can". While I dont use this as reason to make it so people can mine afk alone, I just dont see how you can say things like "eve is all about killing and destroying" and still want to be considered a reasonable and "non-dumbass" person.

- You can say whatever you want, people dont change when they are drunk, when they are alone and when they are hidden behind the anonimity of internet, not even when they are playing EVE or any other mmo. You might want to believe that you are not a psycho in real life when you are a psycho in EVE online, but you most definitely are. Im not saying everyone who does pvp or ill driven kills are disturbed, but the kind of joy in active search you have driven by motivations ranging from just random destruction of someone else's property for amusement to the joy of thinking you caused someone to suffer, they signs you are a disturbed individual, regardless of the conditions or means you use to fulfill that apetites. When you say that the joy of making people suffer for no other reason than pure amusement, or knowingly destroy things and people with the intent to make them miserable in the game has no relation with your mentality outside the game is the same as say that a pedofile in the internet is not a problem because he may be a sexually normal person in his real life. See the problem ?

- This question is as old as EVE online, and I had seen a documentary on Icelandic modern history from the time around EVE was developed and launched, so I have an idea what have inspired a lot in EVE online mechanics, and by now most people should have thought that this game is not for kids, not for casual gamers, and not for the majority of the people who start playing it. I dont really understand why ccp does not make this game to be popular, as it has the graphics, the mechanics, and the theme, all combined in a one of a kind experience, if it wasnt for the excessive power relinquished to players. On the other hand, the fact that I dont understand why ccp restricts the game for a smaller playerbase it could have, I dont really care. What i find amusing is that people discuss eve as if the game was for them, individually. More amusing is the fact that CCP allows it and enables those players by setting up ideal conditions for that.

- You must be really careful about using EVE online accounts as a correlation to eve online human players, and thus, numbers on what most players do taking into consideration what accounts do. I have currently 3 active accounts and I have had 11 concurrent active accounts at the peak of my "account having". Most of people multibox huge numbers for combat reasons, either to win or lose in mass, and therefore, from the numbers you can take that people in eve online stay when they lose ships and die, or most people engage in pvp frequently, but what data shows is that many ACCOUNTS do that, not many people. The "statistical stick man argument" is not an EVE thing, and has been around from ages, and always used to justify the lest honorable behaviors as being the "norm". As if when many people do one thing, that means you are ok to do it too.

But it is all fun and games, and EVE online for me is just a "single player game with a lot of people I can see playing". I never really got hold of why people go around losing things, being scamed, insulted, bullied, harassed, and still go talk to strangers in Jita or places of the likes, trusting someone will actually do something potentially damaging without the intent of causing damage. Pretty much how I live my real life, as I dont try to decept people saying I am not what I am ingame out of the game. I have my fun in real life the same way, seeing a lot of people preying on other people just to satisfy their sick needs.



And now comes someone (me) who actually has experience diagnosing and handling psychological issues.

Simply put, you cannot use behaviour in a video game to diagnose psych issues in another person. A video game exerts artificial behavioural pressures. Those artificial behavioural pressures can cause reactions that otherwise would not occur in a healthy person operating in the real world.


This is one reason why things like psych experiments exist. Example: the Stanford Prison Experiment. The people involved with the Stanford Prison Experiment, while displaying definite psychological disorders, would never actually *BE* diagnosed with them. Why? The experiment was an artificial construct exerting artificial behavioural pressures on the participants.


Same with Eve. Artificial world. The only useful data you can extract from Eve is how people would react to these behavioural pressures. You can't actually extract much in relation to the actual psychological demeanor of the people involved.

Paula's post is what happens when someone takes a Psych 101 class and thinks they know everything there is to know about psychology.

7.2 CAN I AVOID PVP COMPLETELY? No; there are no systems or locations in New Eden where PvP may be completely avoided. --Eve New Player Guide

Ima Wreckyou
The Conference Elite
Safety.
#565 - 2015-08-08 14:19:52 UTC
When I'm not dunking miners in EVE i dunk miners in RL. I think that's totally legit, but somehow they never answer the mails I send afterwards.
admiral root
Red Galaxy
#566 - 2015-08-08 14:26:52 UTC
Lady Areola Fappington wrote:
And now comes someone (me) who actually has experience diagnosing and handling psychological issues.


OMG, h4x!

No, your rights end in optimal+2*falloff

Paula Enkhashour
Doomheim
#567 - 2015-08-08 14:43:37 UTC
Your personality is not your actions.
I never said you WILL kill people in real life because you kill people in EVE.

As the example of the many criminals in Internet, you are a person who would do that if not by laws or religion, whatever.

The game just let you do what you want to do without consequences, and if you had that lack of accountability in real life too, you would do the same.

All and all, you can see that by the replies on the forum post. Usually the ingame bullies and trolls cannot just let things go or just pass by, they have to try to extract some satisfaction from the suffering of others. They have to make their presence felt as a "cool" or "powerful" entity over someone else.

If you are not something, you just arent, you dont go around denying it.
Mortlake
Republic Military School
#568 - 2015-08-08 14:53:20 UTC
But isn't that the whole point? People who 'suffer' because of something that happens to them in a game, and might I add usually because they allow themselves to be a target due to their own actions, have only themselves to blame? Firstly for their virtual loss, and secondly in so far as they have allowed themselves to be put in that position, knowing that the aforementioned loss will cause them 'suffering'?

I blame the victim.

Sometimes you hit the bar and sometimes the bar hits you...

Black Pedro
Mine.
#569 - 2015-08-08 15:10:27 UTC  |  Edited by: Black Pedro
Paula Enkhashour wrote:
Your personality is not your actions.
I never said you WILL kill people in real life because you kill people in EVE.

As the example of the many criminals in Internet, you are a person who would do that if not by laws or religion, whatever.

The game just let you do what you want to do without consequences, and if you had that lack of accountability in real life too, you would do the same.

All and all, you can see that by the replies on the forum post. Usually the ingame bullies and trolls cannot just let things go or just pass by, they have to try to extract some satisfaction from the suffering of others. They have to make their presence felt as a "cool" or "powerful" entity over someone else.

If you are not something, you just arent, you dont go around denying it.

Of course there are "no consequences" as New Eden is a virtual world where no-one can get hurt. Everything is just imaginary pixels and numbers in a database somewhere. You can turn off your computer at anytime and you will be in exactly the same physical condition regardless if you won or lost some virtual items in-game.

Comparing a virtual game world where everyone voluntarily chooses to join to spend thier free time to anything in the real world where participation is not optional and people can get hurt is just wrong.

Just like I can take your queen in chess or bankrupt you in Monopoly without feeling bad, I have no problem in exploding your space pixels. We are all adults playing in a virtual world that we can leave at anytime. Choosing to be a villain there has no bearing on your real-world morals or actions and really, much of the bad behaviour seen in-game comes from people who cannot separate this fantasy world from the real one.
Avvy
Doomheim
#570 - 2015-08-08 15:35:13 UTC  |  Edited by: Avvy
Paula Enkhashour wrote:


The game just let you do what you want to do without consequences, and if you had that lack of accountability in real life too, you would do the same.



That's where you are wrong.

In a game it doesn't matter if there are consequences or not, because it's a game.


In RL for a lot of people laws don't really matter that much for the simple reason a lot of people wouldn't resort to that type of a behaviour anyway. But there would be those that would take advantage if there was no accountability. We're not all the same for me I have to have a reason for doing something beyond because I can. If that reason was strong enough it wouldn't matter about accountability.

Your kind of reasoning is amusing though, but you're not the only one that thinks that way, seen others use that line of reasoning before.
Paula Enkhashour
Doomheim
#571 - 2015-08-08 19:31:42 UTC
Yeah, because YOU so righteous "it is a game people" do not understand what it means.

I am not saying people who kills people ingame would kill people in real life.

I am saying that people who enjoy make others miserable as means to feel superior do the same in real life.

Ingame that means gank, bait, destroy and scam.

In real life that means those jokes that only bring joy to some people at the expense of grief to others, not restricted to violent or damaging ones, but a lot of ways in which we know most people who does crappy things ingame use to do in real life.

THIS HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE ACTION OF COMBAT OR PVP

There are lots of people in eve who do pvp without aiming to just make people angry. There are people who pvp in a competitive and objective way, and usually are respected by their adversaries as much as by their allies. Taking joy on competition and square odds.
Kaarous Aldurald
Black Hydra Consortium.
#572 - 2015-08-08 19:43:06 UTC
Paula Enkhashour wrote:

I am saying that people who enjoy make others miserable as means to feel superior do the same in real life.


So, you are in fact saying that, because YOU are not capable of separating a game from real life, that you think no one else can.

Your argument, like that of every carebear who has ever made it, is nothing but projecting your own mental illness onto other people.

"Verily, I have often laughed at the weaklings who thought themselves good because they had no claws."

One of ours, ten of theirs.

Best Meltdown Ever.

Paula Enkhashour
Doomheim
#573 - 2015-08-08 20:23:38 UTC
Kaarous Aldurald wrote:
Paula Enkhashour wrote:

I am saying that people who enjoy make others miserable as means to feel superior do the same in real life.


So, you are in fact saying that, because YOU are not capable of separating a game from real life, that you think no one else can.

Your argument, like that of every carebear who has ever made it, is nothing but projecting your own mental illness onto other people.


Problem is, you are just doing what I say you kind of people do, as you using derrogatory terms to define me, in ways you cant be accurate, and using the nonsense of reverse argument, which is in itself means to just upset people.

There is nothing plus in your post besides a personal attack and a non-statement disguised in an affirmative phrase.

You dont know what I do in-game or not, as I have multiple accounts to serve multiple goals.

So you basically said, nothing.
Paranoid Loyd
#574 - 2015-08-08 20:27:07 UTC
Paula Enkhashour wrote:
you kind of people


Paula Enkhashour wrote:
derrogatory terms


Nice Roll

"There is only one authority in this game, and that my friend is violence. The supreme authority upon which all other authority is derived." ISD Max Trix

Fix the Prospect!

Paula Enkhashour
Doomheim
#575 - 2015-08-08 20:40:18 UTC
Unless you think that it is derrogatory to be youself, I dont see why "your kind of people" is derrogatory.

It is like, pretending I am my character, it would be offensive for me to be called Khanid. LOL
Kaarous Aldurald
Black Hydra Consortium.
#576 - 2015-08-08 20:55:33 UTC
Paula Enkhashour wrote:

Problem is, you are just doing what I say you kind of people do, as you using derrogatory terms to define me, in ways you cant be accurate, and using the nonsense of reverse argument, which is in itself means to just upset people.


And you're spouting word garbage, hoping that it will mean something if you talk long enough.

The fact remains that, if you cannot separate real life from this game, you are mentally ill. But just because you are mentally ill does not mean that everyone else is.

So knock off the obvious projection, knock off the accusations against people who are just playing a video game.

"Verily, I have often laughed at the weaklings who thought themselves good because they had no claws."

One of ours, ten of theirs.

Best Meltdown Ever.

Remiel Pollard
Aliastra
Gallente Federation
#577 - 2015-08-08 21:08:12 UTC
Paula Enkhashour wrote:
Unless you think that it is derrogatory to be youself, I dont see why "your kind of people" is derrogatory.

It is like, pretending I am my character, it would be offensive for me to be called Khanid. LOL


You're trying to categorise and compartmentalise the actions of people you don't like and put it in a nice little package labelled "not normal human behaviour" for the sake of othering the people that play the game in a way you simply don't understand. Then you use terms such as 'sociopath' for those categories without knowing what it means, and the only time people use terms without knowing what they mean as labels is when they're being used as pejoratives, so play the coy passive-aggressive all you want, but what you're doing is nothing new. People who fail at EVE have been trying to do this to their betters since EVE has existed, and you are not making any unique statements or 'observations'.

So go ahead, play the coy passive-aggressive all you want, but you'll excuse us if we consider your assertions as little more than the angsty finger-pointing and inability to take responsibility for your own failures that they are. But you are also being offensive and rude, and you're probably going to get called out on that.

“Some capsuleers claim that ECM is 'dishonorable' and 'unfair'. Jam those ones first, and kill them last.” - Jirai 'Fatal' Laitanen, Pithum Nullifier Training Manual c. YC104

Anne Dieu-le-veut
Natl Assn for the Advancement of Criminal People
#578 - 2015-08-08 21:08:59 UTC
XeX Znndstrup wrote:


Your time is coming.


You have two threads here (one from Dec 2014 and one from June 2015) promising rebellion...are you ever actually going to back up your bravado? We might need a poll!

A) Yes, any day now!
B) Yes, eventually
C) Maybe
D) Nah, because *reasons*
E) LOL
XeX Znndstrup
#579 - 2015-08-08 21:39:30 UTC  |  Edited by: XeX Znndstrup
Anne Dieu-le-veut wrote:
XeX Znndstrup wrote:


Your time is coming.


You have two threads here (one from Dec 2014 and one from June 2015) promising rebellion...are you ever actually going to back up your bravado? We might need a poll!

A) Yes, any day now!
B) Yes, eventually
C) Maybe
D) Nah, because *reasons*
E) LOL


Let's respect this topic.
We will speak about this in another place.

More than a poll, we will give you a personal answer.
Wait for it.
You won't forget it.

Last months, we were very near in space from a lot of the criminals spouting on this thread (and on ours also).
They couldn't see us.
Very easily, we would have been able to push a button and destroy them.
But we are not pitbulls. We prefer to wait for the best solution, the appropriate punishment. We analyze you like animals.

Coming back to the topic, we can't agree with some analysis.
When you destroy ships, you destroy time of building. You burn time of game we are paying for. So, as you see, even if you play a video game, it has a real impact. No one should be surprised that we try to pay also not to be despoiled of our real money (even if it is in the rules of the game).

Judge of The Law Organization and President of Stellar Order.

"Long is the way, and hard, that out of hell leads up to light". John Milton, Lost Paradise.

@ /// f

Avvy
Doomheim
#580 - 2015-08-08 21:42:40 UTC
Paula Enkhashour wrote:
Yeah, because YOU so righteous "it is a game people" do not understand what it means.

I am not saying people who kills people ingame would kill people in real life.

I am saying that people who enjoy make others miserable as means to feel superior do the same in real life.

Ingame that means gank, bait, destroy and scam.

In real life that means those jokes that only bring joy to some people at the expense of grief to others, not restricted to violent or damaging ones, but a lot of ways in which we know most people who does crappy things ingame use to do in real life.

THIS HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE ACTION OF COMBAT OR PVP

There are lots of people in eve who do pvp without aiming to just make people angry. There are people who pvp in a competitive and objective way, and usually are respected by their adversaries as much as by their allies. Taking joy on competition and square odds.



I don't make fun of people in RL, I don't even bully anyone never have done never will do. although I will stand up for myself as well as others.

I certainly wouldn't get any enjoyment in causing anyone else grief, the opposite in fact.

But even I know the difference between a game and RL, pity more people don't.