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Hub Zero - An NPC Null-Sec Trade Hub and Blue Community

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Aaron
Eternal Frontier
#81 - 2016-06-12 05:45:32 UTC
Hi,

Come on guys we can do better, there's more to this game than people think. I'm addressing the people who are thinking of coming to Stain for hub zero, what exactly are your reservations about the proposal?






Fear no one, live life, be free, accept the truth, do not judge others, defend yourself, fight hard till the end, meditate on problems and be prosperous. Things to exist by. -- RAIN Arthie

Aaron
Eternal Frontier
#82 - 2016-06-14 00:17:39 UTC  |  Edited by: Aaron
I can provide everything a new player needs free of charge in order for you to make a start down here, the game is not as hard as you think and it is reasonably easy to earn big isk with low skill points. I can start you off with say a cruiser and you can help me secure minerals to build your replacement ships to ensure you can always operate here. Once you are confident you can start working alone if you like and contributing to the economy here on a larger scale. I hope you can see it is not that difficult to get a foothold here even as a new player. There is an art to survival and I'm keen to show it to you.

Learning to survive is a positive thing to add to your expanding skill set.

If you are a new pilot who plays solo and your thinking of cancelling your sub I'd suggest you sub for 1 more month and give Stain and Hub Zero a try, I can assure that you will be happy with the decision to come here and I am sure it will renew your interest in the game.

Try to look at Eve as a virtual existence, simply be happy to exist and try your best to prosper and have fun while doing it.

New players, convo or mail me, I am always happy to give advice or answer any questions regarding this venture.

Fly Safe,

Fear no one, live life, be free, accept the truth, do not judge others, defend yourself, fight hard till the end, meditate on problems and be prosperous. Things to exist by. -- RAIN Arthie

Mike Adoulin
Happys Happy Hamster Hunting Club
#83 - 2016-06-14 00:39:45 UTC
Stain?


STAIN?


......................


Here we go again.

Everything in EVE is a trap.

And if it isn't, it's your job to make it a trap...:)

You want to know what immorality in EVE Online looks like? Look no further than Ripard "Jester" Teg.

Chribba is the Chuck Norris of EVE.

Chewytowel Haklar
Brutor Tribe
Minmatar Republic
#84 - 2016-06-14 00:55:42 UTC
I could see this perhaps being a trade hub for exploration related things, ships, modules and what not. Are you going to have very low broker fees and taxes?

I mean that is one way I could see this working. Having all exploration related people in the area blue to each other for a start perhaps. However, as for the political situation in the area I have not a clue what that is or how to handle it. From what I understand our Alliance is on good terms with the Russians but then again I am just a line member and I doubt they'll listen to me at all.
Chopper Rollins
hahahlolspycorp
#85 - 2016-06-14 03:35:18 UTC
Aaron wrote:
simply be happy to exist and try your best to prosper and have fun while doing it.,


Or join an established group and charge around with the wind in your hair taking whatever you want and exploding anyone who even looks at you funny.
The choice is yours.



Goggles. Making me look good. Making you look good.

Aaron
Eternal Frontier
#86 - 2016-06-14 21:28:39 UTC  |  Edited by: Aaron
Chopper Rollins wrote:
Aaron wrote:
simply be happy to exist and try your best to prosper and have fun while doing it.,


Or join an established group and charge around with the wind in your hair taking whatever you want and exploding anyone who even looks at you funny.
The choice is yours.





And this my dear new players is part of the problem. Everybody and their aunties and uncles expects you to play the game a certain way. Their power of influence is so strong that it makes you feel like the odd one out if you even dare to think or act differently from what they suggest.

The majority of people don't like my views regarding Hub Zero because they are unorthodox and effective, they are aimed at fun and everybody getting a chance to shine and no one feeling as if they have been left out. Yes this game is similar to the tv show/books Game of Thrones because it is dark, unforgiving and brutal, even the best of the best can't hide from this reality.

Just know that there is a very cool dude right here ready to assist you if you join Hub Zero, I'll have no problem with you if you are genuine and happy to help out with Hub Zero when you have time. As you can see this is very laid back nobody will be studying how often you log on, or if you're not at every single Hub Zero op. I believe in a game being fun and not a part time job.

I look forward to flying alongside some of you new guys.

Fly Safe.

Fear no one, live life, be free, accept the truth, do not judge others, defend yourself, fight hard till the end, meditate on problems and be prosperous. Things to exist by. -- RAIN Arthie

Aaron
Eternal Frontier
#87 - 2016-06-15 02:27:12 UTC  |  Edited by: Aaron
Chewytowel Haklar wrote:
I could see this perhaps being a trade hub for exploration related things, ships, modules and what not. Are you going to have very low broker fees and taxes?

I mean that is one way I could see this working. Having all exploration related people in the area blue to each other for a start perhaps. However, as for the political situation in the area I have not a clue what that is or how to handle it. From what I understand our Alliance is on good terms with the Russians but then again I am just a line member and I doubt they'll listen to me at all.


I'm not sure what you're talking about regarding broker fees and taxes, Stain is NPC so anyone selling anything have to pay these two fees. Are you referring to buying and selling in citadels? my knowledge is limited on that subject.

I guess it could be about exploration to start, No matter what you do in Eve I think its great to have blues to do it with, I've found blues helpful in the past because lots of them acted as lookouts so we would know if anyone set up a gatecamp to trap us.

I think you would do very well here if you are blue to the Russian players in Stain they simply wouldn't bother you, I know that there are a few different factions within the Russian player base so its possible you may not be blue to all of them. Seriously man, this area is almost void of life compared to other regions.

I was thinking about goons the other day and I thought Stain would be a good place for them to regroup, I think it would be too hard for the goon haters to get at you. I can imagine you guys have wardecs coming out of your ears.

Whats happening with goons atm chewy? Does Hub Zero seem like something you would join?

What say we blue each other up and make a start down here and keep it cool? If you came here to Hub Zero to explore you could write about your experience here and hopefully attract more explorers. If we can do this an isk rich person may come along and give you immediate isk for your exploring wares. There's so much more to this game than people think.

Fear no one, live life, be free, accept the truth, do not judge others, defend yourself, fight hard till the end, meditate on problems and be prosperous. Things to exist by. -- RAIN Arthie

Chewytowel Haklar
Brutor Tribe
Minmatar Republic
#88 - 2016-06-15 08:38:12 UTC
Aaron wrote:
Chewytowel Haklar wrote:
I could see this perhaps being a trade hub for exploration related things, ships, modules and what not. Are you going to have very low broker fees and taxes?

I mean that is one way I could see this working. Having all exploration related people in the area blue to each other for a start perhaps. However, as for the political situation in the area I have not a clue what that is or how to handle it. From what I understand our Alliance is on good terms with the Russians but then again I am just a line member and I doubt they'll listen to me at all.


I'm not sure what you're talking about regarding broker fees and taxes, Stain is NPC so anyone selling anything have to pay these two fees. Are you referring to buying and selling in citadels? my knowledge is limited on that subject.

I guess it could be about exploration to start, No matter what you do in Eve I think its great to have blues to do it with, I've found blues helpful in the past because lots of them acted as lookouts so we would know if anyone set up a gatecamp to trap us.

I think you would do very well here if you are blue to the Russian players in Stain they simply wouldn't bother you, I know that there are a few different factions within the Russian player base so its possible you may not be blue to all of them. Seriously man, this area is almost void of life compared to other regions.

I was thinking about goons the other day and I thought Stain would be a good place for them to regroup, I think it would be too hard for the goon haters to get at you. I can imagine you guys have wardecs coming out of your ears.

Whats happening with goons atm chewy? Does Hub Zero seem like something you would join?

What say we blue each other up and make a start down here and keep it cool? If you came here to Hub Zero to explore you could write about your experience here and hopefully attract more explorers. If we can do this an isk rich person may come along and give you immediate isk for your exploring wares. There's so much more to this game than people think.



I like the idea, and while I cannot speak for an entire alliance nor can I even speak for GSF, my understanding is Sansha space is ideal exploration space. As far as I am aware it is also space in which relic hunters are also hunted quite frequently. When I say low taxes and broker fees I am indeed referring to a citadel. You would need at least a Fortizar however and it would have to be a freeport with these low fees in a central enough location in that space I suppose. Also having clone services up and running and refining services for ore/ice would be very nice.

You need some kind of a reason to bring people there, and being a central low tax/broker fee citadel that is also near a market hub in that space would probably be the best bet. I am not sure what the central market hub is in Stain, but maybe in the same system or one jump out is ideal... think you can just put it down in the same system.

Can you explain to me the idea you have though here? You just want to create and control/share a central market?
Chewytowel Haklar
Brutor Tribe
Minmatar Republic
#89 - 2016-06-15 08:54:02 UTC
Furthermore I would add that there is plenty of 'content' opportunity to be had in fleet pvp defense roams. I'd like to think it possible to put together a group like Spectre on the fly, but whose purpose is to solely defend the region. This could bring plenty of content to the area simply looking for a fight as well as bring content to others in the surrounding area if desired.

You would need to set up something similar to how Spectre functions for fleets, including coms (whatever they use), and a public in game channel for questions or arranging groups.

With Spectre ANYONE can join these fleets, there are is no alliance, corps, or whatever. You simply fleet up and roam or leave to accomplish an objective. This would be great for the idea you have.


Call it Stain standing fleet for starters if you want, and perhaps even some indy people might donate some ships to the cause if they have interests to protect in the area.

Major Trant
Brutor Tribe
Minmatar Republic
#90 - 2016-06-15 13:57:42 UTC
Every time I see one of your Hub Zero threads Aaron, I'm hit with a feeling of nostalgia and I am tempted, seriously tempted.

But then I remember how it really was!

All the same I would endorse this endeavour. To people who have never been to null sec, give it a go. Just don't pack up everything and move there. Minimise what you take or buy down there, stick to T1 initially and expect to quit after a few months. Thus plan for a temporary trip and prepare a base (or a plan) to return to when it is over.

You will learn stuff and how not to do stuff and you will become a better player for the experience. Whilst you will most likely rage quit, there will be some good experiences too and you will look back with a smile the next time Aaron starts up a new Hub Zero thread.

His heart is in the right place and although he'll take what he can from you, he is not a scammer and will show considerable generosity when you need it. His biggest problem though is that he likes 'Yes' men and to be considered the 'Big Daddy', 'The Don', 'The GoTo Man'. If anybody shows talent and threatens that persona, drama usually ensues. The best way to deal with Aaron is to keep your distance, do your own thing solo. Just respond to the occasional calls for help, but never his organised PvP ops.

My fondest memories of my time in Hub Zero were of the lively chat in our Hub Zero channel and the forum wars. It's biggest success for me was in a social context. There is money to be had down there, but there are better places to earn money if that is your primary motivation.
Aaron
Eternal Frontier
#91 - 2016-06-15 18:37:33 UTC  |  Edited by: Aaron
Major Trant wrote:

His biggest problem though is that he likes 'Yes' men and to be considered the 'Big Daddy', 'The Don', 'The GoTo Man'. If anybody shows talent and threatens that persona, drama usually ensues. The best way to deal with Aaron is to keep your distance, do your own thing solo. Just respond to the occasional calls for help, but never his organised PvP ops.



I remember you. I remember you saying no to everything I asked you. One time you were scouting our side of the gate to see which enemies came through, I asked you politely if you could sit on the enemy side of the gate and report what you saw, you simply refused to see or even try my logic. I ended up using one of my own alts to scout the other side of the gate without arguing with you or saying anything negative to you, a whole new world of intel was opened up to us. It got to the point where I didn't want to even suggest anything to you for fear of having my head bitten off, many times you disagreed with my ideas before hearing them out.

It obvious that you never bothered to read this thread properly or any other thread of mine, If you had read this thread you'd know that I endorse people taking initiative, my ventures are aimed at everyone being involved and everyone having the opportunity to shine and no one being stopped from following their calling.

I find your assessment of me very unfair and I think you're just following in the footsteps of people like Logicfx and others who have tried to manipulate people against me. Didn't Logicfx blow up the ships of you and your buddy cos he thought you two were my spies? Why don't you consider anything like this when judging me? I did not blow up any of your ships in fact you blew up one of mine in an unprovoked attack.

I see that you are still the same person from 6 years ago, I find what you are saying about me very ignorant and I'm never going to entertain any conversation with you from this point. At this point I am certain that I cannot blue you or work with you in any shape or form.

It's a big shame Major, if only you could slow down and calm yourself a bit you would see there's great benefit to ensuring you understand what someone is trying to communicate to you.

Good luck with whatever you do in game, I'm moving on now. Goodbye.

Fear no one, live life, be free, accept the truth, do not judge others, defend yourself, fight hard till the end, meditate on problems and be prosperous. Things to exist by. -- RAIN Arthie

Aaron
Eternal Frontier
#92 - 2016-06-15 18:53:40 UTC  |  Edited by: Aaron
Chewytowel Haklar wrote:
Furthermore I would add that there is plenty of 'content' opportunity to be had in fleet pvp defense roams. I'd like to think it possible to put together a group like Spectre on the fly, but whose purpose is to solely defend the region. This could bring plenty of content to the area simply looking for a fight as well as bring content to others in the surrounding area if desired.

You would need to set up something similar to how Spectre functions for fleets, including coms (whatever they use), and a public in game channel for questions or arranging groups.

With Spectre ANYONE can join these fleets, there are is no alliance, corps, or whatever. You simply fleet up and roam or leave to accomplish an objective. This would be great for the idea you have.


Call it Stain standing fleet for starters if you want, and perhaps even some indy people might donate some ships to the cause if they have interests to protect in the area.



You have some great views and ideas which make me excited in all honesty. I will answer your queries in greater detail in a short while, I've just got to go help the Mrs with dinner. (yes, I am whipped, I know)

Fear no one, live life, be free, accept the truth, do not judge others, defend yourself, fight hard till the end, meditate on problems and be prosperous. Things to exist by. -- RAIN Arthie

Aaron
Eternal Frontier
#93 - 2016-06-15 21:15:24 UTC  |  Edited by: Aaron
Chewytowel Haklar wrote:
Aaron wrote:
Chewytowel Haklar wrote:
I could see this perhaps being a trade hub for exploration related things, ships, modules and what not. Are you going to have very low broker fees and taxes?

I mean that is one way I could see this working. Having all exploration related people in the area blue to each other for a start perhaps. However, as for the political situation in the area I have not a clue what that is or how to handle it. From what I understand our Alliance is on good terms with the Russians but then again I am just a line member and I doubt they'll listen to me at all.


I'm not sure what you're talking about regarding broker fees and taxes, Stain is NPC so anyone selling anything have to pay these two fees. Are you referring to buying and selling in citadels? my knowledge is limited on that subject.

I guess it could be about exploration to start, No matter what you do in Eve I think its great to have blues to do it with, I've found blues helpful in the past because lots of them acted as lookouts so we would know if anyone set up a gatecamp to trap us.

I think you would do very well here if you are blue to the Russian players in Stain they simply wouldn't bother you, I know that there are a few different factions within the Russian player base so its possible you may not be blue to all of them. Seriously man, this area is almost void of life compared to other regions.

I was thinking about goons the other day and I thought Stain would be a good place for them to regroup, I think it would be too hard for the goon haters to get at you. I can imagine you guys have wardecs coming out of your ears.

Whats happening with goons atm chewy? Does Hub Zero seem like something you would join?

What say we blue each other up and make a start down here and keep it cool? If you came here to Hub Zero to explore you could write about your experience here and hopefully attract more explorers. If we can do this an isk rich person may come along and give you immediate isk for your exploring wares. There's so much more to this game than people think.



I like the idea, and while I cannot speak for an entire alliance nor can I even speak for GSF, my understanding is Sansha space is ideal exploration space. As far as I am aware it is also space in which relic hunters are also hunted quite frequently. When I say low taxes and broker fees I am indeed referring to a citadel. You would need at least a Fortizar however and it would have to be a freeport with these low fees in a central enough location in that space I suppose. Also having clone services up and running and refining services for ore/ice would be very nice.

You need some kind of a reason to bring people there, and being a central low tax/broker fee citadel that is also near a market hub in that space would probably be the best bet. I am not sure what the central market hub is in Stain, but maybe in the same system or one jump out is ideal... think you can just put it down in the same system.

Can you explain to me the idea you have though here? You just want to create and control/share a central market?


Yes, Sansha space is an explorers dream, I suppose pvp'ers will be happy to gank an explorer and collect loot I wouldn't say hunted frequently, I'd just say there are certain routes in Stain that are camped 90% of the time and if you try to get through solo then you will lose a ship. It's really about knowing the space you live in.

If I was to set up citadel in Stain right now it would have a large crosshair on it the moment it is activated. I know of a couple of Titans in Stain presently also there are some good pvp'ers who will reschedule everything just to destroy our Citadel. I feel a Citadel is something we could look at later down the line when blue agreements have been made and we have the means to protect it. Defending a Citadel would be a community operation because we can all benefit from using it. We would need to analyse Citadel loss mails and determine what type of fleet we need to defend it. Once we reach that level I would fully endorse setting up a one.

The Idea of Hub Zero is simply to progress and create a blue community that cool people can join and enjoy every aspect Eve has to offer. Generally Stain has limited numbers due to the danger level, it would be great to see more people here supporting each other and doing what it takes to create a small economy down here. I guess my goal is to simply benefit from having blues, It's cool to have people to do combat sites and pvp with, its cool to have someone to sell me t2 stuff on the market, and its cool that there is someone happy to scout for me. I do have a solid plan for making this happen if people chose to help me implement it.

Look at Hub Zero as a platform for everything Eve related, compare it to a sci-fi film where we are setting up in a quiet but dangerous part of space and dealing with whatever comes our way.

So a dude could come here to do Sansha missions, he could then use the chat channels and mailing list to invite others to help with the missions, everybody is happy because someone has taken the time to organise regular mission ratting. I look at it in simple terms like this, I'm simply happy to be a part of it all.

EDIT: Try not to see me as any kind of leader, I'll be around helping out where I can, I will be involved in organising ops and giving general advice. Please try to view me as just one of the guys.

Fear no one, live life, be free, accept the truth, do not judge others, defend yourself, fight hard till the end, meditate on problems and be prosperous. Things to exist by. -- RAIN Arthie

Aaron
Eternal Frontier
#94 - 2016-06-15 21:25:25 UTC  |  Edited by: Aaron
Chewytowel Haklar wrote:
Furthermore I would add that there is plenty of 'content' opportunity to be had in fleet pvp defense roams. I'd like to think it possible to put together a group like Spectre on the fly, but whose purpose is to solely defend the region. This could bring plenty of content to the area simply looking for a fight as well as bring content to others in the surrounding area if desired.

You would need to set up something similar to how Spectre functions for fleets, including coms (whatever they use), and a public in game channel for questions or arranging groups.

With Spectre ANYONE can join these fleets, there are is no alliance, corps, or whatever. You simply fleet up and roam or leave to accomplish an objective. This would be great for the idea you have.


Call it Stain standing fleet for starters if you want, and perhaps even some indy people might donate some ships to the cause if they have interests to protect in the area.



I really like this idea, We could get as many fleet commanders as we could to cover most time zones and have some great fun. It is no problem for me to set up the platform to make this happen. I also like what you're talking about with the indy guys, you and I are on the same page.

I can contain myself no longer.....I LOVE EVE ONLINE!!!!!

Fear no one, live life, be free, accept the truth, do not judge others, defend yourself, fight hard till the end, meditate on problems and be prosperous. Things to exist by. -- RAIN Arthie

Chewytowel Haklar
Brutor Tribe
Minmatar Republic
#95 - 2016-06-15 21:49:52 UTC
Btw, that standing fleet could include exploration players that can therefore communicate intel, recieve intel, or join a roaming fleet for a particular cause.

The other thing about having a roaming fleet here is that they could at least form up some kind of defense for a citadel in the region. You could start with an Astrahus as merely as safer location to dock or undock in hostile space. Ideally however you would need a Fortizar, and yes i know everyone and their grandmother might want to come and blow it up. However, if they see the merit in having a low brokerage fee and low tax market Fortizar in the area they 'might' just stand down and allow it to happen. They might even help defend it and before long you end up having any number of allies in the area there to help you at a moments notice.

In addition, you probably would want or need to start an Intel channel just for this entire region. It could be a pasword protected intel channel or simply one that is open to all with a simple MOTD explaining how to share intel, as well as use the copy paste intel site available showing fleet composition.

All in all, this could very well be the start of an excellent market and joint venture out in Stain. But it will take people to get it set up, and I look forward to seeing if you make any headway here with others. Perhaps I can get some alts down there and join the roams eventually. Regardless I am happy to lend you my ideas and get this baby jump started in that way.
Aaron
Eternal Frontier
#96 - 2016-06-15 22:09:52 UTC
Chewytowel Haklar wrote:
Btw, that standing fleet could include exploration players that can therefore communicate intel, recieve intel, or join a roaming fleet for a particular cause.

The other thing about having a roaming fleet here is that they could at least form up some kind of defense for a citadel in the region. You could start with an Astrahus as merely as safer location to dock or undock in hostile space. Ideally however you would need a Fortizar, and yes i know everyone and their grandmother might want to come and blow it up. However, if they see the merit in having a low brokerage fee and low tax market Fortizar in the area they 'might' just stand down and allow it to happen. They might even help defend it and before long you end up having any number of allies in the area there to help you at a moments notice.

In addition, you probably would want or need to start an Intel channel just for this entire region. It could be a pasword protected intel channel or simply one that is open to all with a simple MOTD explaining how to share intel, as well as use the copy paste intel site available showing fleet composition.

All in all, this could very well be the start of an excellent market and joint venture out in Stain. But it will take people to get it set up, and I look forward to seeing if you make any headway here with others. Perhaps I can get some alts down there and join the roams eventually. Regardless I am happy to lend you my ideas and get this baby jump started in that way.


Hmmm, you've really got me looking at Citadels now. Ultimately if people do come to attack it then their ships are at risk to being ganked by another party. Citadels are a great catalyst for pvp.

Fear no one, live life, be free, accept the truth, do not judge others, defend yourself, fight hard till the end, meditate on problems and be prosperous. Things to exist by. -- RAIN Arthie

Chewytowel Haklar
Brutor Tribe
Minmatar Republic
#97 - 2016-06-15 22:14:57 UTC
Aaron wrote:
Chewytowel Haklar wrote:
Btw, that standing fleet could include exploration players that can therefore communicate intel, recieve intel, or join a roaming fleet for a particular cause.

The other thing about having a roaming fleet here is that they could at least form up some kind of defense for a citadel in the region. You could start with an Astrahus as merely as safer location to dock or undock in hostile space. Ideally however you would need a Fortizar, and yes i know everyone and their grandmother might want to come and blow it up. However, if they see the merit in having a low brokerage fee and low tax market Fortizar in the area they 'might' just stand down and allow it to happen. They might even help defend it and before long you end up having any number of allies in the area there to help you at a moments notice.

In addition, you probably would want or need to start an Intel channel just for this entire region. It could be a pasword protected intel channel or simply one that is open to all with a simple MOTD explaining how to share intel, as well as use the copy paste intel site available showing fleet composition.

All in all, this could very well be the start of an excellent market and joint venture out in Stain. But it will take people to get it set up, and I look forward to seeing if you make any headway here with others. Perhaps I can get some alts down there and join the roams eventually. Regardless I am happy to lend you my ideas and get this baby jump started in that way.


Hmmm, you've really got me looking at Citadels now. Ultimately if people do come to attack it then their ships are at risk to being ganked by another party. Citadels are a great catalyst for pvp.


They are indeed an EXCELLENT catalyst of pvp, and have already been used many many times for just that reason. By extension, citadels also attract people, and some of those people may just want to help the cause ;)

Just some things to think about good sir!
Chopper Rollins
hahahlolspycorp
#98 - 2016-06-15 22:24:15 UTC
Aaron wrote:
As you can see this is very laid back nobody will be studying how often you log on, or if you're not at every single Hub Zero op. I believe in a game being fun and not a part time job.



This meme died years ago, Pandemic Horde, Brave Newbies and Karmafleet have very low or no participation metrics and they are huge groups kicking up all kinds of dust.
Fortizar is only 23 billion, throw one down.



Goggles. Making me look good. Making you look good.

Major Trant
Brutor Tribe
Minmatar Republic
#99 - 2016-06-16 00:31:00 UTC
Aaron wrote:
Major Trant wrote:

His biggest problem though is that he likes 'Yes' men and to be considered the 'Big Daddy', 'The Don', 'The GoTo Man'. If anybody shows talent and threatens that persona, drama usually ensues. The best way to deal with Aaron is to keep your distance, do your own thing solo. Just respond to the occasional calls for help, but never his organised PvP ops.



I remember you. I remember you saying no to everything I asked you. One time you were scouting our side of the gate to see which enemies came through, I asked you politely if you could sit on the enemy side of the gate and report what you saw, you simply refused to see or even try my logic. I ended up using one of my own alts to scout the other side of the gate without arguing with you or saying anything negative to you, a whole new world of intel was opened up to us. It got to the point where I didn't want to even suggest anything to you for fear of having my head bitten off, many times you disagreed with my ideas before hearing them out.

It obvious that you never bothered to read this thread properly or any other thread of mine, If you had read this thread you'd know that I endorse people taking initiative, my ventures are aimed at everyone being involved and everyone having the opportunity to shine and no one being stopped from following their calling.

I find your assessment of me very unfair and I think you're just following in the footsteps of people like Logicfx and others who have tried to manipulate people against me. Didn't Logicfx blow up the ships of you and your buddy cos he thought you two were my spies? Why don't you consider anything like this when judging me? I did not blow up any of your ships in fact you blew up one of mine in an unprovoked attack.

I see that you are still the same person from 6 years ago, I find what you are saying about me very ignorant and I'm never going to entertain any conversation with you from this point. At this point I am certain that I cannot blue you or work with you in any shape or form.

It's a big shame Major, if only you could slow down and calm yourself a bit you would see there's great benefit to ensuring you understand what someone is trying to communicate to you.

Good luck with whatever you do in game, I'm moving on now. Goodbye.

It is sad you feel that way because I thought my post was generally supportive of your endeavor.

You need to realize that the new people reading this thread, people who don't know you, are left thinking - "This sounds brilliant, almost too good to be true" and we all know what that means in Eve! It is then followed by a troll fest from the haters. Your statements that previous versions of Hub Zero all failed because of the actions of others, simply isn't believable. It is like the Brexit debates again, two totally polarized points of view, surely the truth is somewhere in the middle?

Thus, by offering an explanation for previous problems, an explanation that yes is detrimental to you, but which some people will be able to work with. I'm actually doing you a service; people will recognize this as a genuine attempt at a balanced view and may decide to give it a go. What you need most of all is bodies on the ground. Bodies without grand expectations, whom become disillusioned and quit after a few days. People need to understand that you can be a difficult personality to get along with and are willing to be subservient to you and if they can’t do that, stay at a distance where you won’t irritate each other.
Aaron
Eternal Frontier
#100 - 2016-06-16 22:21:16 UTC
Major Trant wrote:


It is sad you feel that way because I thought my post was generally supportive of your endeavor.

You need to realize that the new people reading this thread, people who don't know you, are left thinking - "This sounds brilliant, almost too good to be true" and we all know what that means in Eve! It is then followed by a troll fest from the haters. Your statements that previous versions of Hub Zero all failed because of the actions of others, simply isn't believable. It is like the Brexit debates again, two totally polarized points of view, surely the truth is somewhere in the middle?

Thus, by offering an explanation for previous problems, an explanation that yes is detrimental to you, but which some people will be able to work with. I'm actually doing you a service; people will recognize this as a genuine attempt at a balanced view and may decide to give it a go. What you need most of all is bodies on the ground. Bodies without grand expectations, whom become disillusioned and quit after a few days. People need to understand that you can be a difficult personality to get along with and are willing to be subservient to you and if they can’t do that, stay at a distance where you won’t irritate each other.



Major, I mean no disrespect but I need to tell you that not everyone will have the same attitude as you toward this. For example, some people will listen/read very carefully before deciding if they agree or not. The reason they do this is so that they have all the information necessary to make a well informed decision. I tend to find that you didn't really want to listen but you wanted to be involved with me which I found odd.

You were In Stain for 2 or 3 months which was not enough time for you to asses things fully, you went back to low sec and I do not think you came back to Stain ever since, why was this Major? Was it too hard for you?

You was a reasonably new player with no experience of NPC 0.0. You didn't seem to want to listen to me at all, you failed to note that we limited ourselves to a system with a station making us targets for constant trouble. You criticised almost everything I did without taking the time to understand why I suggested doing it that way.

What really annoyed me was not when you joined the people fighting us daily, but you took the time to lie and tell 2 friends of mine that I was going to attack them, from my perspective you seemed dishonorable and now you're here talking about giving people who don't know me a balanced view? LOL. What's also funny is that you don't seem to realise your view is unbalanced.

I have never said I was perfect, and yes I have made mistakes like most others. The difference between you and I is that I have learned from my mistakes.

Tell us why anyone should take you seriously? What solid experience have you had in Stain? Why did you lie to my 2 friends? Why do you think there is hardly anyone in Stain at the moment? What can you tell us about the politics in Stain?

You'll have to accept that nothin in this game will ever be perfect, some people like to be in a small group and listen and do what others are asking, If its not for you fair enough go do your own thing without trying to coax others in viewing things the same way you do.

I mean come on, we are grown men now and age should bring a certain level of maturity everyone made mistakes in Eve when they were younger.

You'll never bother to take the time to see that I have changed, this irritates me because I know you are a capable pilot who could contribute a lot


Fear no one, live life, be free, accept the truth, do not judge others, defend yourself, fight hard till the end, meditate on problems and be prosperous. Things to exist by. -- RAIN Arthie