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Has it dawned on you yet that you've been trolled?

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Amojin
Doomheim
#21 - 2017-02-28 00:24:50 UTC
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Amojin
Doomheim
#22 - 2017-02-28 00:27:03 UTC
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Arthur Aihaken
CODE.d
#23 - 2017-02-28 00:36:24 UTC
Keep your RL bullsh*t and politics the h*ll out of my game.

I am currently away, traveling through time and will be returning last week.

Amojin
Doomheim
#24 - 2017-02-28 00:40:54 UTC  |  Edited by: Amojin
Arthur Aihaken wrote:
Keep your RL bullsh*t and politics the h*ll out of my game.


Your game is a mirror image of real life. Much like sci fi. Do you think aliens really exist? Roddenberry used Trek to make social commentary about current events, and get away with it, because it's 'fiction.'

There are no aliens. You're it.
hmu-smh
Federal Navy Academy
Gallente Federation
#25 - 2017-02-28 00:48:37 UTC
Chewytowel Haklar wrote:
TL;DR Big smile


my asssss
Galaxy Pig
New Order Logistics
CODE.
#26 - 2017-02-28 03:14:25 UTC
Buggs LeRoach wrote:
Galaxy Pig wrote:
https://imperium.news/death-burn-jita/

Just wondering if the carebear community has figured it out yet.

I've noticed that if I post "Praise James 315!" in local, there's still about a 50% chance of a response like one of these:

"lol code is dead"

"Aren't you a mining corp now?"

"Isn't that going into archive soon?"

Now, I expect to hear stuff like this for years to come, but how much has the word gotten out, is this news to you?


I particularly enjoyed how gleeful some of our resident forum warriors became. You guys were down-right giddy. When did you figure it out?

So, I hope you guys have learned a few things.
a) The Code always wins. Always.
b) We only give you things so we can take them away again.


get out of arnon ; newbs may be easy kills , but not the best at realizing when they've been trolled .
and who could forget codes' classic troll , when they didn't get their way , took their ships and went home ..
https://www.reddit.com/r/Eve/comments/2e7tx7/code_banned_from_this_and_future_alliance/
trolled all of eve that day , nice 1 ..



Arnon, like the rest of Highsec, belongs to James 315 and therefore the Code will continue to be enforced there.

As for the AT, I fear we may have only trolled the small percentage of the EVE community that actually gives a crap about arena pvp.

Highsec is owned by players now. Systems 0.5-1.0 are New Order Territory. All miners and other residents of Highsec must obey The Code. Mining without a permit is dangerous and harmful to the EVE community. See www.MinerBumping.com

Amojin
Doomheim
#27 - 2017-02-28 03:19:13 UTC
Galaxy Pig wrote:
Buggs LeRoach wrote:
Galaxy Pig wrote:
https://imperium.news/death-burn-jita/

Just wondering if the carebear community has figured it out yet.

I've noticed that if I post "Praise James 315!" in local, there's still about a 50% chance of a response like one of these:

"lol code is dead"

"Aren't you a mining corp now?"

"Isn't that going into archive soon?"

Now, I expect to hear stuff like this for years to come, but how much has the word gotten out, is this news to you?


I particularly enjoyed how gleeful some of our resident forum warriors became. You guys were down-right giddy. When did you figure it out?

So, I hope you guys have learned a few things.
a) The Code always wins. Always.
b) We only give you things so we can take them away again.


get out of arnon ; newbs may be easy kills , but not the best at realizing when they've been trolled .
and who could forget codes' classic troll , when they didn't get their way , took their ships and went home ..
https://www.reddit.com/r/Eve/comments/2e7tx7/code_banned_from_this_and_future_alliance/
trolled all of eve that day , nice 1 ..



Arnon, like the rest of Highsec, belongs to James 315 and therefore the Code will continue to be enforced there.

As for the AT, I fear we may have only trolled the small percentage of the EVE community that actually gives a crap about arena pvp.


I'm not convinced that CODE makes a great profit in ganking high sec miners. Most of them, these days, are skiffs. It takes at least 4-6 code catalysts to do the deed.

The ships are cheap, but those modules are not so much, as fast as they want to do it. They're T2 mods. Having Concorde wipe you out, and just praying you get a good haul, from a single skiff? Not so good odds, and the damned thing has half a chance at surviving. Hell, even my skills are up to 4's in shield tanking, now. Those that didn't balk, and just have 5's, and bothered to fit a damage control and a single shield rig?

You may very well still not pop him in time.
MadMuppet
Critical Mass Inc
#28 - 2017-02-28 04:15:05 UTC
Hey! I am a Carebear and I do care.

I'm not from Caresalot though, nor am I from the Forest Of Feelings. I am from a couple blocks past Nobody Gives A Shirt, from the Special Social Sewer. The local cafe has four turtle soup with shredded rat tartar.

This message brought to you by Experience(tm). When common sense fails you, experience will come to the rescue. Experience(tm) from the makers of CONCORD.

"If you are part of the problem, you will be nerfed." -MadMuppet

Arthur Aihaken
CODE.d
#29 - 2017-02-28 04:17:21 UTC
Yes CODE, well-played. Here's your cookie - now stop spamming us with these threads.

I am currently away, traveling through time and will be returning last week.

Lucas Lucias
Taishi Combine
Astral Alliance
#30 - 2017-02-28 07:01:42 UTC
I will bite, simply put I did not go to Jita or Amarr until the Goons had got bored and went back to Rorqual mining, and your slow and evident decline is pretty evident, it goes alongside the decline of hisec, which is really now just a couple of major market hubs and little else.

So the CODE won what exactly? Another couple months of activity, well done clap clap...
Black Pedro
Mine.
#31 - 2017-02-28 07:42:47 UTC
Lucas Lucias wrote:
I will bite, simply put I did not go to Jita or Amarr until the Goons had got bored and went back to Rorqual mining, and your slow and evident decline is pretty evident, it goes alongside the decline of hisec, which is really now just a couple of major market hubs and little else.

So the CODE won what exactly? Another couple months of activity, well done clap clap...

Cheer up, don't sound so depressed.

First, while CODE. was a part of last weeks festivities Burn Jita is and always has been an Imperium event. They put on quite a show, racking up a record value of kills, providing content for nullseccers, anti-gankers and the blinkered, complacent freighter pilots who got to see what it is like to be on-grid with a large fleet, at least for short while. Such a reminder of how unpredictable and fun Eve can be is a great thing to bring to highsec residents every year or so who may be stuck in a rut and need some content served to them.

I don't know why you say there is a decline in highsec though. It's true, some of the worst behaviour is going away thanks to changes by CCP to structures and mining and the work of good people like the New Order of Highsec, but it is still packed wall-to-wall with complacent industrialists and solo players lulled comatose by all the free, but not quite perfect, safety CCP has ratcheted up over the last years. Did you see that 29B ISK Blockade Runner kill today? Wow, so many things to explode, and so little time.

Sounds like you need to fall in love with Eve again. I suggest everyone implement a 20% rule for themselves when it comes to playing Eve. Take 20% of the time you would spend doing soulless, purposeless ISK grinding that you think makes you happy and apply it to a project to create content in the sandbox. Perhaps a delicious scam? Or a big publicity stunt like CODE. just pulled off? Try to stoke some fires with misinformation to start a war? Or even just be a vanilla aggressor and attack someone. No, I don't mean fit a PvP ship and go on some meaningless roam and engage in boring consensual PvP. No, pick an enemy, engineer or straight-out fabricate a reason to fight them, and then go at it for a while and make some stories.

CCP gave us a sandbox but we have to make the content. Get out there people and be like CODE. and do so.
Tasspool Harp
Royal Amarr Institute
Amarr Empire
#32 - 2017-02-28 10:58:06 UTC
Black Pedro wrote:


CCP gave us a sandbox but we have to make the content.


Indeed and sometimes that content just means idly mining in highsec and watching the rest of the universe go by.
As uncomfortable as that may be to some.
March rabbit
Aliastra
Gallente Federation
#33 - 2017-02-28 12:04:01 UTC
Black Pedro wrote:

Sounds like you need to fall in love with Eve again. I suggest everyone implement a 20% rule for themselves when it comes to playing Eve. Take 20% of the time you would spend doing soulless, purposeless ISK grinding that you think makes you happy and apply it to a project to create content in the sandbox. Perhaps a delicious scam? Or a big publicity stunt like CODE. just pulled off? Try to stoke some fires with misinformation to start a war? Or even just be a vanilla aggressor and attack someone. No, I don't mean fit a PvP ship and go on some meaningless roam and engage in boring consensual PvP. No, pick an enemy, engineer or straight-out fabricate a reason to fight them, and then go at it for a while and make some stories.

CCP gave us a sandbox but we have to make the content. Get out there people and be like CODE. and do so.

The problem with your proposition is that your content is very limited. You are talking about sandbox here? Why all your actions always boil down to aggression of other players?

People are different. It might be funny but some came into the game to fly spaceships or stare at Universe around. Some of us even just talk in chats (even heard of: chat with nice background?) Lol

The Mittani: "the inappropriate drunked joke"

Nana Skalski
Taisaanat Kotei
EDENCOM DEFENSIVE INITIATIVE
#34 - 2017-02-28 12:06:20 UTC  |  Edited by: Nana Skalski
Tasspool Harp wrote:
Black Pedro wrote:


CCP gave us a sandbox but we have to make the content.


Indeed and sometimes that content just means idly mining in highsec and watching the rest of the universe go by.
As uncomfortable as that may be to some.


We have to make the sand too.
Hipqo
Tyde8
#35 - 2017-02-28 12:12:13 UTC
Code got robbed, goons got robbed, burn jita got delayed, james tried to sell the allaince, nobody wanted to buy his crap, so now he is forced to come up with this story that it was all a scam and we should all feel bad for falling for it.

lol......

At least thats how i see it.

A life is best lived, to not step into your grave in a well preserved body. Instead, to slide in side ways, all battered and bruised, screamming, "Holy SH**! What a ride!"

Black Pedro
Mine.
#36 - 2017-02-28 12:23:54 UTC  |  Edited by: Black Pedro
Tasspool Harp wrote:
Black Pedro wrote:


CCP gave us a sandbox but we have to make the content.


Indeed and sometimes that content just means idly mining in highsec and watching the rest of the universe go by.
As uncomfortable as that may be to some.


I am afraid, that is not content. At least that is not content in and of itself. The only reason that activity is at all interesting is that it takes place in a universe where the ore you are spawning into it has some utility and some value to that player and the other players in the shared universe. As uncomfortable as that fact may be to some, it is true. Anyone can log onto the test server and mine ore in 100% safety if they want to watch the pretty mining lasers and let time pass by, but no one does because mining without reward or risk isn't content or playing the game: it is pressing F1 and watching a pretty graphical effect CCP software engineers built.

So if you are going to interact with the shared universe, the shared universe has to be able to interact with you. That doesn't mean you have to always be balls-deep in heart-racing PvP fleet battles, but you have to be doing stuff for a reason. People who agitate for and have succeeded in getting most of the content-creation tools nerfed out of highsec have done a great disservice for the game. I am willing to be that an order of magnitude more players have been bored out of the sandbox by not finding, or not having player-driven content find them, than the number who quit because their mining wasn't "idle" enough for them.

Content, and player-created content at that, is the life-blood of the game. There is a place in New Eden for players who prefer to create, rather than destroy, or gather rather than fight. But there isn't a place for players who expect to interact with the other players only on their own terms, or to make an impact on New Eden while at no risk of losing anything. This is an MMO, and that means trouble and content might find you and disrupt your game play. That is what makes this game interesting: cooperating and competing with the other players. Sometimes that competition takes place using a mining ship in an an asteroid belt, but don't mistake the act of mining itself as content itself. The content is in getting that ore before and more efficiently than the other guy, while avoiding those other guys who want to explode you or sell you a permit, before selling it to yet another guy for some currency to trade with someone else for something you want.

March Rabbit wrote:
The problem with your proposition is that your content is very limited. You are talking about sandbox here? Why all your actions always boil down to aggression of other players?

People are different. It might be funny but some came into the game to fly spaceships or stare at Universe around. Some of us even just talk in chats (even heard of: chat with nice background?) Lol
The content is limitless - the sandbox is only bound by your imagination. I do agree the game could use some more conflict drivers and/or objectives, but you can attack or cooperate with the other players to do whatever you want.

You don't have to be an aggressor. You can be a builder. You can be like the Signal Cartel and be a bunch of pacifist explorers. Create some content anyway you'd like. Heck, this thread is about a giant head-fake about a theft that didn't occur - a player story that involved not a single round of antimatter being expended. Do whatever you like, even if that is just using Eve as a chat program.

That said, we all spend most of our time gathering, building and trading materials to make weapons of war. Therefore, some of that content has to be shooting and destroying each others' stuff and using those weapons of war. People need reasons to build stuff, and arming and re-arming sides of a fight is a great simulator of the economy and provider of purpose. Even if you prefer to be the arms maker or arms dealer, you need to have a demand for your product. I know that being the aggressor isn't everyone's cup of tea, but someone has to play that role and if you find yourself bored and bemoaning the game like our friend Dracvlad was back in this thread, give it a shot and pick a fight with someone. You'll be at least trying to make something happen in the sandbox which is better than everything just grinding to a halt and you stopping to log in.
NotTheSmartestCookie
Shooting Blues Everyday
Gimme Da Loot
#37 - 2017-02-28 12:43:13 UTC
Hipqo wrote:
Code got robbed, goons got robbed, burn jita got delayed, james tried to sell the allaince, nobody wanted to buy his crap, so now he is forced to come up with this story that it was all a scam and we should all feel bad for falling for it.

lol......

At least thats how i see it.


Careful now. If you get any more delusional you will start claiming that AG didn't completely fail. Madness lies down that road.

Making New Eden a better place 8 rounds of Void at a time.

Funny, smartest, pretty and relevant. Pick 3.

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Lucas Lucias
Taishi Combine
Astral Alliance
#38 - 2017-02-28 13:00:17 UTC
Black Pedro wrote:
Lucas Lucias wrote:
I will bite, simply put I did not go to Jita or Amarr until the Goons had got bored and went back to Rorqual mining, and your slow and evident decline is pretty evident, it goes alongside the decline of hisec, which is really now just a couple of major market hubs and little else.

So the CODE won what exactly? Another couple months of activity, well done clap clap...

Cheer up, don't sound so depressed.

First, while CODE. was a part of last weeks festivities Burn Jita is and always has been an Imperium event. They put on quite a show, racking up a record value of kills, providing content for nullseccers, anti-gankers and the blinkered, complacent freighter pilots who got to see what it is like to be on-grid with a large fleet, at least for short while. Such a reminder of how unpredictable and fun Eve can be is a great thing to bring to highsec residents every year or so who may be stuck in a rut and need some content served to them.

I don't know why you say there is a decline in highsec though. It's true, some of the worst behaviour is going away thanks to changes by CCP to structures and mining and the work of good people like the New Order of Highsec, but it is still packed wall-to-wall with complacent industrialists and solo players lulled comatose by all the free, but not quite perfect, safety CCP has ratcheted up over the last years. Did you see that 29B ISK Blockade Runner kill today? Wow, so many things to explode, and so little time.

Sounds like you need to fall in love with Eve again. I suggest everyone implement a 20% rule for themselves when it comes to playing Eve. Take 20% of the time you would spend doing soulless, purposeless ISK grinding that you think makes you happy and apply it to a project to create content in the sandbox. Perhaps a delicious scam? Or a big publicity stunt like CODE. just pulled off? Try to stoke some fires with misinformation to start a war? Or even just be a vanilla aggressor and attack someone. No, I don't mean fit a PvP ship and go on some meaningless roam and engage in boring consensual PvP. No, pick an enemy, engineer or straight-out fabricate a reason to fight them, and then go at it for a while and make some stories.

CCP gave us a sandbox but we have to make the content. Get out there people and be like CODE. and do so.


First of all I said Goons ran burn Jita, not CODE and to be blunt this type of event is fairly boring as a concept.

The decline in hisec is that there are no reasons to be there apart from the market, this toon is in lowsec and my main toons are all in 0.0. The content in hisec is vapid and stale and CODE is part of that and CODE's decline is also part of that. In reality all that gets blown up is the indy alts of 0.0 players and people coming to hisec to shop or sell. Great content.

Just before DT we set up a kitchen sink fleet and chased PL off getting a number of kills in the process, that was fun and a lot more challenging.
Sonsalver Yarrell
Republic Military School
Minmatar Republic
#39 - 2017-02-28 13:01:34 UTC
I've always assumed the whole Code shpeal was an elaborate troll. I've been hisec mining in all four empires for ten years now. Not only have I never paid for a license, I've never even seen a miner get banked, much less had someone try to hank me. I do occasionally see someone in local rambling on about their kills so everyone should pay. The funny part is I'll be mining in the belt they claimed to have made the kill in and we are all just gobbling up rocks, no one has been tanked.

I basically assumed Code is about ten people, all with dozens of alts, trying to scam noob miners into paying them.
Salah ad-Din al-Jawahiri
Dreamweb Industries
Novus Ordo.
#40 - 2017-02-28 13:07:00 UTC  |  Edited by: Salah ad-Din al-Jawahiri
Arthur Aihaken wrote:
Yes CODE, well-played. Here's your cookie - now stop spamming us with these threads.


It is our foremost duty to deliver only the true facts to the public - always. As mentioned previously, this announcement had to be posted on the official forums because many players are still unable to escape the echo chamber that they have been unfortunate to find themselves in, falling victim to fake news:


https://www.reddit.com/r/Eve/comments/5uqjqk/ganking_superstar_jason_kusion_robs_code_for_500b/ - 669 points, 383 comments as of the present moment;
https://www.reddit.com/r/Eve/comments/5vx8er/inn_article_the_death_of_burn_jita/ - 17 points, 19 comments.

This, gentlemen, is what embarrassed silence looks like.

Agent of the New Order

Live by the Code - die by the Code.

The Voice of Highsec