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What would you want to try in EVE

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Lars Erlkonig
Discrete Solutions Ltd.
#81 - 2011-09-25 16:50:31 UTC  |  Edited by: Lars Erlkonig
Ichoro Hinalairos - I would like to run a mission for him and show him my important surveillance data that is now way out of date.

Become a bounty hunter and track down the people who killed my first ship. I put a bounty on them and then realized how the bounty system actually worked.

Wanted to have my alt aid the Sansha in their invasion of high sec (he runs missions for them in Stain), but I have 0 clue how to get involved and how to do so in a way that will not get me killed by concord for attempting to doing so.

Wanted to meet a Jovian somewhere aside from the forums.

Wanted to have a reason to buy a Sin.

I've wanted to take parts in live events but I thought Aurora was disbanded years ago after some whole scandal kerfuffle.
Cozmik R5
Chez Stan
#82 - 2011-09-25 16:53:29 UTC
CCP Zulu wrote:
Cozmik R5 wrote:
...I feel that some of you should actually play the game. Join mining ops. Join pirate gate camps. Roam around in Null-sec gangs. Shoot sov modules. Gank noobs. Get blobbed. In short, do what we do instead of just watching us do stuff.


A lot of us do. You just don't know who we are.


But that's just it. Mingle.

Try not. Do. Or do not. There is no try.

Bloodpetal
Tir Capital Management Group
#83 - 2011-09-25 16:53:42 UTC

To answer your initial question -

To run a Freetrade port in Null Sec and create a null sec corner that offers the opportunity for the trader, the entrepreneur to lash out and explore - not for the "good" of everyone, but to enable the perspective that in EVE you can dominate your space and yet not exclude everyone from using it.


Close your eyes and imagine Han Solo, Imagine Malcolm Reynolds (Firefly), Imagine Privateer - the entrepreneur in the face of the immense, yet surviving, sometimes thriving briefly - not about wealth and riches, but about making your way against the odds.

I want to facilitate that - and for that to work you need to find a place that is difficult to make your own, but yet just barely open and welcoming enough to appeal to you.



I think EVE Is getting too rich and wealthy in many ways - the glory of battle requires cold hard cash and the financially outstanding require assets beyond imagination - but for the average player - gameplay that facilitates the "low key" player who can make some ISK and get by and still have fun and glory should still be there - and it's a challenging thing to not have to strive for riches in EVE to fund your endeavors.


We all want to be successful, but that's defined in different ways to many - not all want the stress of wealth and riches - they want the chance to explore through their tenacity.

Where I am.

Renan Ruivo
Forcas armadas
Brave Collective
#84 - 2011-09-25 16:55:22 UTC  |  Edited by: Renan Ruivo
I always wanted to try PVP with ships such as bhaalgorns without being bothered by losing it. Time, and again. Until i got pro at it (at using it, not at losing it.).

I was on my way towards achieving that spiritual goal. But then you took mah sanctums.

The world is a community of idiots doing a series of things until it explodes and we all die.

Grey Stormshadow
Sebiestor Tribe
Minmatar Republic
#85 - 2011-09-25 17:26:25 UTC
I wanted to build a corporation where everyone would have some important/meaningfull role without a fear that some day some other member had cancelled all their industry jobs, stolen their ships from pos hangar, emptyed corp wallets and hangar.

Then I realized that only way to do this is not to hand out any important/meaningfull roles and not to even try recruiting.

Current corporation roles/configuration options are very limited and support mainly corporation model where few guys run the corporation and remaining players will be ants forever. Even in this case some inside guy will eventually bail and collect everything corp has as his retirement fund.

If you want to improve new player experience and keep more people in game after trial is over, you gotta work with the most important thing in this game. That is obviously the corporation system as a whole.

I could take 20 noobs and keep them busy for next year if I knew that none of them will clear my wallet if I give them anything more interesting to do than drilling a rock or salvaging a mission. Obviously this isn't as big problem on pvp side, but posses and storing ships are still good examples.

In industry side there is plenty to fix from renting pos labs to multi layer corp lab access rights. There should be daily/monthly limits in corp wallet access rights and plenty of more corp hangars/configuration options to them. For example "can store and take only own items"-option and "can take only X items/day". Traders shouln't be able to collect all the corp deliveries without special permission. They should be able to pick only their own corp purchases if they had permission to purchace in 1st place. Default should be only to sell for corp.

More roles, more permissions... generally this means that every job can be divided to many small jobs and distributed to many players. This gives important job to everyone and people feel that they are important part of the corporation. That gives totally different experiment than some ceo going "we have mining op every day - how long before you think this game is boring? - wee!".

I'm sure that some ceo living daily in null could give you at least same amount of feedback about stuff that they wanted to change in pos maintaince, jump bridge maintaince and god knows where... however I'm sure you got the idea.

^^most important thing in EvE atm - IMO

Get classic forum style - custom videos to captains quarters screen

Play with the best - die like the rest

Kendra Revaro
Federal Navy Academy
Gallente Federation
#86 - 2011-09-25 17:36:39 UTC
I've wanted to get into a capital ship on and off for years, mostly for the self-sufficiency it gives you but also because they’re the only class of ship I haven’t flown yet.

When I lived in empire I had more than enough isk from pve I enjoyed because it was casual small group content that let me hang around with people I liked, but no place to use it.

In 0.0 a huge chunk of my time goes to pvp (which is both fun and necessary), but when I’m not fighting I can't even tread water without either forcing myself through PVE content I hate (because it either simple and best done solo or involves me dragging myself across the map, having to deal with a large number of elite PVEers, and being unable to get back when something interesting happens) or selling PLEX.
Lady Zarrina
New Eden Browncoats
#87 - 2011-09-25 17:40:16 UTC
1) Yeah I wouldnt mind my own little home. It should be reasonable secure. Perhaps is just a personal POS but perhaps more?2) Small gang null sec. The NPC null sec perhaps allows/promotes this, but honestly never checked, as getting there is usually an issue.

EVE: All about Flying Frisky and Making Iskie

Martyr Theos
The NecroMonger Faith
#88 - 2011-09-25 17:42:51 UTC  |  Edited by: Martyr Theos
Give us the Nova Bomb...
Let the Noobs of Highsec find the occasional "Holy Hand Grenade"...
and they will visit death and destruction upon the evil blobs and gatecamps which will vanish in a "flash".

As these ultimate weapons of Our Lady of Enema work their way into the "arses" of Zero,
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL RISE as new players are incentivised to join Eve and celebrate the tears.

Only the truly strong in zero will be able to maintain anything larger than small holdings and the economy of Eve will be thrown into high gear as the need for isk and minerals rises to replace the losses.

Of course the response will be that "Nobody will build anything but Ibises with Nova Bombs then." But this shouldn't be the case if CCP sticks to the principle that EACH SHIP MUST HAVE PURPOSE... so perhaps you must have a Titan to maintain the Sovereignty markers.. and perhaps only Dreads should defend Titans.... and perhaps only Battleships to defend Dreads.... and so on down the line...

except that the occasional Nova Bomb comes along to keep the entire situation in balance no matter what the size of the alliance... Total war... total mayhem.. total PvP... AND RISING SUBSCRIPTIONS !

p.s. Definition of a Nova Bomb is a bomb that occasionally drops from special level 1 highsec missions that ONLY PAID SUBSCRIBERS may run. Said bomb would require little or no SP to utilize, could be launched from almost any ship, and would do massive amounts of damage to everything in a 250 to 300 klic radius, destroying almost any ship there, including the launching ship unless he warped away during its short fuse time.
Industrializer Tekitsu
Perkone
Caldari State
#89 - 2011-09-25 17:43:19 UTC
Drug dealer: Making boosters and selling them in high-sec.
mkint
#90 - 2011-09-25 17:47:33 UTC
Martyr Theos wrote:
Give us the Nova Bomb...
Let the Noobs of Highsec find the occasional "Holy Hand Grenade"...
and they will visit death and destruction upon the evil blobs and gatecamps which will vanish in a "flash".

As these ultimate weapons of Our lady of Enema work their way into the "arses" of Zero,
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL RISE as new players are incentivised to join Eve and celebrate the tears.

Only the truly strong in zero will be able to maintain anything larger than small holdings and the economy of Eve will be thrown into high gear as the need for isk and minerals rises to replace the losses.

Of course the response will be that "Nobody will build anything but Ibises with Nova Bombs then." But this shouldn't be the case if CCP sticks to the principle that EACH SHIP MUST HAVE PURPOSE... so perhaps you must have a Titan to manintain the Sovereignty markers.. and perhaps only Dreads should defend Titans.... and perhaps only Battleships to defend Dreads.... and so on down the line...

except that the occasional Nove Bomb comes along to keep the entire situation in balance no matter what the size of the alliance... Total war... total mayhem.. total PvP... AND RISING SUBSCRIPTIONS !

Only goons are allowed to be that stupid. Stop it. Just stop. Bad.

Maxim 6. If violence wasn’t your last resort, you failed to resort to enough of it.

Esrevid Nekkeg
Justified and Ancient
#91 - 2011-09-25 17:56:58 UTC
DarkAegix wrote:

I'd like to get into some solo wormhole PVE. Unfortunately, it takes a while to find a soloable WH, and even then it could be dangerous and less profitable than incursions/missions. I want to explore WHs for story, new content and to mix things up, while making a bit of ISK on the side.
This is exactly what I did some time ago. Bought a small tower, a month worth of fuel, a SMA, a hangar and some guns. Took me about a week to find a C1. Cramped everything into a rigged hauler, set up the POS and started the fun. Of course, it is less profitable than grinding lvl 4's. But it's not about the profit, it is about having a good time playing a game. Does that mean I'm filthy rich? Erhm.....no. But Isk are ones and zero's on a computer to me, so I tend to be 'a bit' less careful about spending them than I would RL currency....Blink

But back to the topic and the question asked:

I would love visiting all Landmarks in EvE just once, as much as I would love to visit every system there is in KS. (Yes I know it has been done before, but that's not the point.)
I would like to set up trade routes to low/null sec.
Going to low-sec and just pick a fight, win or lose doesn't really matter. (No, that doesn't mean floating in space and asking in local: 'please kill me...')
And probably a lot more I can't think of right now.

Yes, all those things are doable/possible, I just never have come around doing them. In the future, I promise myself, I will..... Smile

Here I used to have a sig of our old Camper in space. Now it is disregarded as being the wrong format. Looking out the window I see one thing: Nothing wrong with the format of our Camper! Silly CCP......

Martyr Theos
The NecroMonger Faith
#92 - 2011-09-25 17:57:46 UTC  |  Edited by: Martyr Theos
mkint wrote:
Martyr Theos wrote:
Give us the Nova Bomb...
Let the Noobs of Highsec find the occasional "Holy Hand Grenade"...
and they will visit death and destruction upon the evil blobs and gatecamps which will vanish in a "flash".

As these ultimate weapons of Our lady of Enema work their way into the "arses" of Zero,
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL RISE as new players are incentivised to join Eve and celebrate the tears.

Only the truly strong in zero will be able to maintain anything larger than small holdings and the economy of Eve will be thrown into high gear as the need for isk and minerals rises to replace the losses.

Of course the response will be that "Nobody will build anything but Ibises with Nova Bombs then." But this shouldn't be the case if CCP sticks to the principle that EACH SHIP MUST HAVE PURPOSE... so perhaps you must have a Titan to maintain the Sovereignty markers.. and perhaps only Dreads should defend Titans.... and perhaps only Battleships to defend Dreads.... and so on down the line...

except that the occasional Nova Bomb comes along to keep the entire situation in balance no matter what the size of the alliance... Total war... total mayhem.. total PvP... AND RISING SUBSCRIPTIONS !

Only goons are allowed to be that stupid. Stop it. Just stop. Bad.


Why are the Goons "special"? Why should they be the only ones allowed any fun? I thought Eve was supposed to have a "counter" for each force in game. Where is the counter to the Goons? Is it not logical that the natural counter to massive numbers and massive ships would be the one noob with a Nova Bomb? Is not the clearly poetic solution to gatecamps and choke points the elegant enema that occurs when one jumps through the gate and drops the Big One that goes off in seconds and clears the room?

Would the tears not be tasty? The subscription rate would be strong with this idea.
Kartaugh
The Scope
Gallente Federation
#93 - 2011-09-25 17:58:12 UTC
Ishtanchuk Fazmarai wrote:
Holy One wrote:
PLAY MY WAY! MY WAY IS THE ONLY WAY!


Dude, so long without seeing one of these kind of post. Roll


In pen & paper RPGs we call this Onetruewayism.

"It's not that I am afraid to die. I just don't want to be there when it happens." - Boris Grushenko

Rico Minali
Sons Of 0din
Commonwealth Vanguard
#94 - 2011-09-25 18:00:35 UTC
I always wanted to head up a lowsec criminal organisation, but lowsec really doesnt have any use apart from ganking people, lowsec ALMOST got somewhere, tehn just as it seemed to be getting off the ground as a great fun place capital blobs came into fashion in lowsec and the supers started turning up in pairs, unsupported and crushing any fight that was going on.

I wrote a long and successful lowsec thread in the assembly hall quite a while back called 'Outlaw' it had a huge support following but led absolutely nowhere as nothing was taken up.

Since lowsec became so drab and useless, we went to 0.0, we are pretty successful there, but lowsec as its own game had such promise... Maybe one day.

Trust me, I almost know what I'm doing.

Holy One
Privat Party
#95 - 2011-09-25 18:02:31 UTC
Magnus Orin wrote:
Live in a wormhole.


You can simulate a fairly approximate wh experience for less than $15 - just lock yourself in the pantry for 22 hrs a day with a catering pack of snickers and a plastic bottle to pee in.



:)

Ninavask
The Synenose Accord
#96 - 2011-09-25 18:27:02 UTC  |  Edited by: Ninavask
I've recently wanted to be part of a null sec alliance, putting nina outside of CONCORD's direct jurisdiction, and giving him free reign to do all the human experiments he wants. Without being confined by human rights

Dr. Ninavask Revan

Colonist

Alexylva Paradox

The views above are the opinions and beliefs of Dr. Ninavask and do in no way reflect on his employeers or associates at the time of posting.

Menenda Tararena
Project XIII
#97 - 2011-09-25 18:28:51 UTC
When i came back last time, i promised myself to try something new. So off to wormholes it was. It turned out ofcourse that wormholes are boring. The pve is just a big slow pain in the ass, while the pvp is just silly. Either you ganks someone doing anoms, or most likely you try to kill them at a wormhole, wich, if you ever take a trip into a wormhole, you will discover that is just pointless because once you start taking damage, you just jump trough and fly away.

And thats what you can do in a wormhole. theres nothing more.

So, i made a few alts to run missions, but thats boring too.

So i joined a 0.0 alliance, but after two fleet ops, one were i participated in killing a titan, i had to leave because i really dont get any joy from being in a fleet fight with 800 other people. Theres no tactic, just point and click on the target then wait.

So i left 0.0, and instantly felt i got my personality and freedom back. I was no longer a sheep.

I tried running cosmos missions, but it bored me.

I tried running cosmos sites, but it felt pointless

So now im playing civ 5
Renan Ruivo
Forcas armadas
Brave Collective
#98 - 2011-09-25 18:32:56 UTC
If you want a Nova Bomb do it right. Dreadnought deployed missile that flies into the sun and make it go nova, destroying everyone and everything in the system.

The world is a community of idiots doing a series of things until it explodes and we all die.

Killstealing
Brutor Tribe
Minmatar Republic
#99 - 2011-09-25 18:36:47 UTC
drop a titan in some lowsec frigate skirmish

just think about how ******* hilarious that would be.
Martyr Theos
The NecroMonger Faith
#100 - 2011-09-25 18:43:46 UTC  |  Edited by: Martyr Theos
Renan Ruivo wrote:
If you want a Nova Bomb do it right. Dreadnought deployed missile that flies into the sun and make it go nova, destroying everyone and everything in the system.


So you are beginning to warm up to the idea, eh ?

BUT, it is essential that the Nova Bombs originate in level 1 missions (which can only be accessed by PAID SUBSCRIBED PLAYERS) to control their frequency of appearance and they must be launchable from low skill ships to make certain the Noobs have access to them .

Other than that, why not, I like your train of thought anyway.