Jita Park Speakers Corner

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I'm voting for you because you're russian. That is all

Supported

Just thought you might like to know that you Vote Matched most highly to my choices.
I'm afraid I can't promise you my vote but my fuzzies were warmed by the similarities.

Well done and good luck with the rest of your campaign.

I think that the wardec system is broken at the moment, players or corporations can easily avoid it by leaving their corp/alliance.

The best way to prevent it in my opinion, is to assign the war not only to the top level (an alliance or a corporation), but to all levels at the same time. So when you wardec an alliance, every unit in it gets a wardec timer - 1 week. If the corporation leaves an alliance - that timer stays, and you still can shoot them. If player leaves the corporation, that timer also stays, so you still can shoot him.

This way no one would avoid war if they deserved it. If you want more safety - stay in NPC corp, and pay 11%.

Thanks for your kind words.

All events in a sandbox should affect the rest of the sandbox, that's the whole point of a sandbox. Roleplayers and Factional Warfare participants don't need special treatment from Big Brother CCP to shield them from the rest of Eve and lead them on their own special little quarantined quests, and for you to suggest as much is deeply ignorant and patronising. CVA and Ushra'Khan in their glory days were able to mix it with the big boys in their own right, they didn't get special treatment from CCP, they didn't need 'guided, moderated and somehow supported' hand-holding from GMs and Devs to allow them to play out their roles of theocratic slaveholders or rebellious freedom fighters, they just got on with murdering each other on their own initiative, and because of it they earned their place in the unscripted, player-driven history of Eve.

What Roleplayers and Factional Warfare participants need from CCP is not special snowflake treatment, but the same things every other Eve player needs - interesting, rewarding game mechanics (particularly for lowsec, but also for whatever other areas of the game they occupy) which make them enthusiastic to log in and blow each other up. The Butterfly Effect should be encouraged whenever possible, because what makes Eve special is when non-scripted events take on a momentum of their own and spiral away in ways that nobody could have predicted.

For you to suggest otherwise, for you to want to undermine Eve's very nature by making specific corners of the universe immune to ripple effects, makes your viability as a CSM candidate extremely dubious.

If roleplayers want some action, they may get it always and everywhere. If you are absolutely lazy, you may join RedvBlue or become one of the Goner Monks(that guys even built a temple station somwhere in null sec! at the RA territory). THAT is called ROLEPLAY. Why CCP has to spent their time for what player have to do?
CCP still have so much other things to do, they even did not finished boosting minmatarshybrids!


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Supported.

Interestingly, based on a mathematical analysis of vote match data, Korvin is indeed a reasonable candidate.

But.... that same data shows me as the most reasonable candidate.

I think that for CCP to make scripted hand-holding events integral to any part of Eve would basically be them throwing in the towel on the idea of the player-driven sandbox. The players write the stories here, not a CCP employee. Irregular or one-off events for specific reasons (to tie-in with some new expansion, or the recent drive to get the CCP staff actually playing eve and experience fleet combat the way the rest of us do, for example) would be acceptable.