EVE General Discussion

I understand stomping with your right foot on floor 3 times as hard as possible works best. Do not use your left one.

top tip, think of the "undock" button as a "ship write off" button

So you'll probably play EVE then, since not only is superhyperdunking absolutely trivial to avoid, counter, and survive — it is also not legal.

That will often depend on the individual GM. It's fairly rare that these kinds of rulings are applied retroactively, but since it's such a limited number of instances and parties involved, and since it was pretty iffy from day #1 (Globby apparently tried to get a clear ruling on it, but I got the impression that if he got an answer, it was from someone who didn't quite understand what he was doing), it should stand a better than average chance.


Anyway, the OP is just making excuses. He obviously doesn't intend to stick around for any amount of time irrespective of the outcome. He's just looking for an excuse to justify a decision he's already made.

He's saying that your waiting for an answer doesn't make much sense. Either you're enjoying the game and can just log in and keep playing, or you don't, in which case the outcome of your petition won't matter.


It's not really a dead horse, though, now is it? It's just the sensible thing to do: if you don't enjoy a game, why on earth would you play it? If you do enjoy it, why not play it while you wait for the petition to be processed? If your enjoyment is solely contingent on the outcome of that petition, then it's a pretty safe bet that you aren't actually enjoying the game since nothing will change once you get your answer and since you've already decided not to play.

Why is it ever your concern how I choose to play this game and where i draw enjoyiment out of it?
I have my own reasone for playing as Im sure you have and others also.

I'd have said that the fairest way would be to reimburse even if it happened before it was decided that it was illegal. As there must have been a reason they decided it was illegal, plus as far as I know it was a relatively new tactic.


Could be the reason why the ticket is taking awhile, as they may still be discussing what reimbursements they should do.

so if you get reimbursed you will continue playing? if not you will quit? what exactly did you lose?

Well, I am just curious. I am trying to imagine how the outcome of this petition would tip the scales either way. You either get enjoyment from playing this game or you don't it seems to me. How the outcome of a petition changes this is beyond me.

Of course you do not have to tell me, but you certainly have piqued my interest by your continual public airing of this issue.

I can't figure it out. I can makes some guesses, but I am asking you nicely to share your rationale.

she doesnt have anything, she is relying on ccp to reimburse her

I used to work support in another field, and can say, that if you change your petition (by just changing the tekst, adding comments etc), it just goes to the back of the line in most helpdesk systems out there. Be patient and you'd have probably been helped already ;)

The times when i have opened a ticket, i've gotten a response within the week (a lot sooner depending on what was the issue). Keep in mind that a lot of people file tickets at the moment due to the exploit and every one of them needs to be investigated.