EVE General Discussion

I *really* wish people would stop suggesting this - with known routes in and out (i.e.: "K" space) no local is pants-on-head stupid.

Period.

Full STOP!

The best reason (main reason) no local works in WH's is that there are *not* constant routes into or out of "WH" space.


THE defining things about WH space is the lack of local and Mass Limits.

Don't remove 50% of WH's defining characteristics!

We need more high sec people like yourself.

You sir, are truelly a pillar of your community; deserving of much respect.

If high sec has hypocricy, does low sec have lococricy?

I think extremism and personal attacks tend to over run these discussions entirely too often, so in the spirit of intelligent discussion, this seems like a reasonable post. People have claimed that Industry and the Market are forms of PvP in eve, if that's the case, it makes sense (in my humble opinion) that the playing field be even, as it should be in any form of PvP, as equal competition is the most exciting form of PvP :)

So why not as a first step, perhaps CCP could consider tweaking Industry, Production, Refining, Research be brought on par with High Sec equivalents. This would provide an even playing field, and while it wouldn't quite..create incentive to move out to null for said purposes, it would at least remove obstructions and penalties.

This could be done either by nerfing the High Sec equivalents, or buffing them in Null Sec. I personally don't believe making goods cheaper is a good thing, as it is a form of power creep, so i'd lean towards a nerf to even the playing field, but either one would work it seems.

The idea here being quite simply, compromise and introduce changes in iterations so that the effects of said changes could be analyzed to decide if they'd be beneficial, as opposed to making sweeping and extreme changes right off the bat.

I'd be remiss if I didn't point out that personally i'm of the stance that risk should equal reward, if for no other reason than to create incentive for risk.

I believe mission rewards create incentive for players who enjoy missions, with more effort equating to more rewards.
I believe ISK creates incentive for industrialists, with greater industrial effort equating to more ISK (or at least ideally, on an even playing field)
I believe the same should hold true for those players who enjoy risk, wherein greater risk should indeed provide for greater reward.

I dislike pitbulls. They're aggressive dogs that are notoriously dangerous and tempermental. I don't think anyone should be allowed to own one.

I'm not complaining; it's just my point of view.


No, you're deffinately not complaining that people camp null gates and blow you up without prejudice. Not complaining at all, you're just expressing your opinion that it's bad and people shouldn't blow you up just because you're passing through; that's not complaining in the least.

It's almost like you don't bother to think about what you're writting. You're like one of those people that will just say something witout even thinking about what it is they're saying, and then doesn't understand why no one in the room likes them.



(for the record I love dogs, and thers's no such thing as bad dogs, just bad owners. That goes for pitbulls. Well, except maybe an akida, I've yet to meat one that was nice to anyone, they barely like thier owners, but what can you expect from a dog that's not that far down the evolutionairy line from a wolf; so it's not really their fault.)

I've said this before and I say it yet again:
If you want to destroy my Skiff, don't whine, DO IT.

"please make ratters blind so I don't risk failure when hunting them"

Could be entertaining.

The classic anti-null argument oscillation between "nullsec is safer then highsec and full of blues in the most complex social organizations in any MMO ever" and "nullsec is a lawless waste incapable of developing any real industrial organization".

Also,


Why would it be in the government and law enforcement's interest to let feared, immortal space demi-gods profoundly removed from the rest of humanity produce endless amounts of warships and weaponry in their space? "Come to Amarr Prime - Emperor's Station for a special deal on orbital bombardment modules and Tornadoes!". I mean, try to set up a military-grade bomb factory in your garage and see if the local government agrees to that. Really, it makes more sense if the private sector weapon factories were set up in the outbacks, unsupervised wastelands and criminal dens.