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Collective front launched against the New Order, James315 and miner bumping.

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Plastic Psycho
Necro-Economics
#1101 - 2013-07-10 04:15:43 UTC
coldplasma wrote:
Can not stand these bumpers. Can't get a single nugget of veldspar nowadays, bloody scandalous, wish the GMs would sort it out.

Where the hell have you been mining?
When I mine (and I do, on occasion - when I'm feeling particularly maso), I never have any trouble getting my beams into a rock or three, prying off large chunks for sale to those weirdos who buy melted rocks.

Or have I just been 'whooshed'?
Michael Hickey
The Scope
Gallente Federation
#1102 - 2013-07-10 16:18:42 UTC
Plastic Psycho wrote:
coldplasma wrote:
Can not stand these bumpers. Can't get a single nugget of veldspar nowadays, bloody scandalous, wish the GMs would sort it out.

Where the hell have you been mining?
When I mine (and I do, on occasion - when I'm feeling particularly maso), I never have any trouble getting my beams into a rock or three, prying off large chunks for sale to those weirdos who buy melted rocks.

Or have I just been 'whooshed'?


It's really not too hard to find rocks in highsec, although you might have to contend with the botters and the AFKers on one end, and the New Order on the other. (if you didn't get a permit) It's just easier to mine in lowsec and run from the occasional pirate, than it is to plod around in a slowassed covetor mining barge in highsec, taking forever to align for a warp, looking for a belt with a low contention for ore.

Meanwhile, all of these ships being blown up in the course of this 'war' only adds to the demand for more ores and minerals. That will naturally increase prices, which puts more money in my pocket. So yeah, you could say I'm pro war on this. Lol
Michael Hickey
The Scope
Gallente Federation
#1103 - 2013-07-10 19:39:21 UTC
Now, if I was going to do some highsec ice mining in the future, and knowing there's really only one ice field that I'm aware of way out in the Vattuolen system, I would have to determine how much I'll need to invest for the proper ship fitting, how much I can get for the ice, how much contention there is in the ice field, the logistics of moving over some of my crap, etc....

You know, I was just blowing on through there a few days ago after a long haul, and I stopped in Vattuolen to dock for a bit. From what I've heard, I could've seen some fighting yesterday had I only I stuck around, which brings me to this point: Given that this is New Order territory, I'll have to factor in the cost of a permit as well.

So, it's clear to me that if I were to come over that way to work, I'll have to throw my dog into the fight and pick a side. Meanwhile, I've already made myself clear on another forum that I do not sympathize with the highsec botters and AFK miners.

I will have to investigate my options.
Plastic Psycho
Necro-Economics
#1104 - 2013-07-10 20:09:21 UTC
Michael Hickey wrote:

I will have to investigate my options.

Ice products surged in price, but have been drifting down again. Don't forget to add hauling costs to your calculations.

Ice Anoms are actually not absolutely horrible to mine, post-Odyssey - there's a bit of the 'derby-style' to them. Whomever gets there first, with the most efficient fit, gets the big win. You can see the 'cubes melting, so you have to move about, and frequently. When an anom gets hit hard, it only lasts about a half hour or forty minutes, so you're not going to be doing it long enough to bend your mind, either.

Plus they're decent places to find gankable targets. Blink
Michael Hickey
The Scope
Gallente Federation
#1105 - 2013-07-11 03:31:24 UTC
Plastic Psycho wrote:
Michael Hickey wrote:

I will have to investigate my options.

Ice products surged in price, but have been drifting down again. Don't forget to add hauling costs to your calculations.

Ice Anoms are actually not absolutely horrible to mine, post-Odyssey - there's a bit of the 'derby-style' to them. Whomever gets there first, with the most efficient fit, gets the big win. You can see the 'cubes melting, so you have to move about, and frequently. When an anom gets hit hard, it only lasts about a half hour or forty minutes, so you're not going to be doing it long enough to bend your mind, either.

Plus they're decent places to find gankable targets. Blink


Dropping prices make me worry. Shocked

After further investigation, doing some cost benefit analysis, seeing how much I can get for at least the white glaze, moving all my stuff there, and investing in the proper mining fits on my barge, the profit for me just isn't there. Not enough to pull me away from lowsec mining. Sad

Ganking could be fun though, if only I was good at PVP. Maybe later I can try and find a good PVP corp to learn some skills. But for now, I'll have to remain neutral and continue with my freelance work.
Erotica 1
Krypteia Operations
#1106 - 2013-07-11 06:04:38 UTC

You don't have to be good at pvp, just better than a miner and his hobgoblins.

See Bio for isk doubling rules. If you didn't read bio, chances are you funded those who did.

Sabriz Adoudel
Move along there is nothing here
#1107 - 2013-07-11 11:06:15 UTC
Michael Hickey wrote:


Ganking could be fun though, if only I was good at PVP. Maybe later I can try and find a good PVP corp to learn some skills. But for now, I'll have to remain neutral and continue with my freelance work.



Just join in, you'll learn the ropes fast.

I support the New Order and CODE. alliance. www.minerbumping.com

Kimo Khan
Rage Against All Reds
GunFam
#1108 - 2013-07-11 15:57:24 UTC
Erotica 1 wrote:

You don't have to be good at pvp, just better than a miner and his hobgoblins.


This is my only real issue with New Order. If only they had a service to teach miners pvp then perhaps the active miners would leave high sec for other places and only the afk/bots would be left.

Botters: Kill them all no mercy
AFK: Bump them
Active: Teach them how to overcome their fear of low/null sec.
Gorlonn
Ministry of War
Amarr Empire
#1109 - 2013-07-11 16:03:07 UTC
Kimo Khan wrote:
Erotica 1 wrote:

You don't have to be good at pvp, just better than a miner and his hobgoblins.


This is my only real issue with New Order. If only they had a service to teach miners pvp then perhaps the active miners would leave high sec for other places and only the afk/bots would be left.

Botters: Kill them all no mercy
AFK: Bump them
Active: Teach them how to overcome their fear of low/null sec.


But they do have such a service. They engage these miners in pvp all the time. It's up to the miner what lessons they choose to take away from these encounters.
Erotica 1
Krypteia Operations
#1110 - 2013-07-11 16:14:34 UTC
Kimo Khan wrote:
Erotica 1 wrote:

You don't have to be good at pvp, just better than a miner and his hobgoblins.


This is my only real issue with New Order. If only they had a service to teach miners pvp then perhaps the active miners would leave high sec for other places and only the afk/bots would be left.

Botters: Kill them all no mercy
AFK: Bump them
Active: Teach them how to overcome their fear of low/null sec.


All they need to know they can find on Eve's premier mining website.

See Bio for isk doubling rules. If you didn't read bio, chances are you funded those who did.

Plastic Psycho
Necro-Economics
#1111 - 2013-07-11 17:16:23 UTC
Michael Hickey wrote:

Ganking could be fun though, if only I was good at PVP. Maybe later I can try and find a good PVP corp to learn some skills. But for now, I'll have to remain neutral and continue with my freelance work.

Heh. Lol
Look at my kill (loss) board - you'll see I'm *still* 'learning the ropes.' But you can see the upward trend - you learn something with each failed gank. Sometimes you learn things with successful ganks, too.

On top of which, I'm been learning mostly on my own - Hook up with Minerbumping, and they can bring you along much faster. Once you learn the skills, you can take 'em anywhere; Ganking skills are portable.
Michael Hickey
The Scope
Gallente Federation
#1112 - 2013-07-30 03:20:56 UTC  |  Edited by: Michael Hickey
Well, it looks as though I'm going to have to make a stand after all.

I was doing fine for a bit. hauling and looting goods here and there. Profit has been good. Life was good. I've been shot down a couple of times while blinking yellow, but it was okay. No real losses there.

Now today, I did lose about 5 million worth of ISK in Akidagi while on a 30 hop run. Now, for a little guy like me, that kind of stings a little, but, such is EVE life. I've lost more expensive cruisers while ratting.

But alas, after losing an Omen, a Coercer, and now a Bestower in relatively short order, I've had to consider going back to dabbling in high sec mining again in order to make ends meet. However, as I check out the asteroid fields, I notice that the pickings are getting pretty slim. Okay, I'll just do more lowsec mining. No worries.

But, something is just not right.

Are the miners here really gobbling up the ore that quickly? And if so, are these miners mining legitimately? (meaning, actually playing the game) or is my home system infested with botters and AFK miners taking ISK from those of us that legitimately play the game? Then, there are more questions to be answered in regards to that ugly little word called 'griefing'.

Now, I've heard that James 315 and his New Order outfit have been referred to as griefers for their miner bumping activities. However, given the nature of EVE Online as we know it, as well as CCPs stance that the New Order's activities are considered 'emergent gameplay', it becomes pretty hard to argue that the New Order is a griefer outfit. They are the ones taking a stand against botters and AFK miners, and that is no secret. What is also no secret here is the fact that cleaning up these botters and AFK miners from highsec has a cost, since the ones doing the work of blowing away these botters are guaranteed to be concorded for their efforts. Not only are they losing hardware to CONCORD, it's also at a loss to their security statuses as well, and from what I understand, they have to turn in tags and ISK to get their security status back. I wouldn't be surprised if they lose more in one day than my entire net worth, but probably not as much as the bot miners! ;^)

But in the end, it is plainly obvious to me that in order to clear out the botters, and those mining AFK, it is in our interests as legitimate miners to help out in the New Order's efforts, be it purchasing mining permits and staying tuned to local, bumping the botters, the AFK miners, and those that refuse to help out financially for a better highsec, and finally, ganking the resisters. Finally, aren't the real griefers here the botters and the AFK miners that are trying to organize this 'resistance'? Sorry, but if you guys can **** whole asteroid fields while being away from your desks, denying me an avenue of profit, then I feel griefed. It would be one thing if the mining activity was indeed legitimate, and that it's my problem if I was too late to the harvest. But it is another thing when botters can screw people over and not even be playing the game, while actual players are harmed for doing the right thing.

Therefore, it seems that I do have a dog in this fight. But, I still can't shoot worth a damn. Nevertheless, I do believe I can have a small part in the effort. Maybe I'll go ahead and buy a mining permit, and perhaps be a shareholder as well? And maybe the New Order might come up to my neck of the woods and make life more interesting?
Tinker Vuld
Brutor Tribe
Minmatar Republic
#1113 - 2013-07-30 08:40:09 UTC
You seem like a perfect candidate to provide a warp in or two. Hit me up in game and we will see what can be arranged.

Of course, don't forget your permit either.

www.minerbumping.com - study it, live it, breathe it, for The Code shall set you free.

Michael Hickey
The Scope
Gallente Federation
#1114 - 2013-07-31 18:05:03 UTC
Tinker Vuld wrote:
You seem like a perfect candidate to provide a warp in or two. Hit me up in game and we will see what can be arranged.

Of course, don't forget your permit either.


Okay. Just bought a mining permit and 20 shares yesterday, and I'm on my way towards Halaima now. Once I deal with some IRL issues, I'll hook up with you in game and we'll figure something out. I can help bump for a little bit before I have to head back and attend to my business.

I don't have a Stabber for bumping yet, but I do have a Thorax with a suitable micro warp drive to start with.
Laurianne Leone
Blue Canary
Watch This
#1115 - 2013-07-31 18:50:44 UTC  |  Edited by: Laurianne Leone
Grand Admiral Simo-Hayha wrote:
Amelia Torez wrote:
Many of you on this forum will already be familiar with the actions of James315, the New order and minerbumping.

However for those of you that are not:

The New Order is at it’s very core a well established grefing organisation. Using creative game mechanics they threaten, extort and bully other Eve players.

The stated goal of the New Order is to eradicate bots and AFK players. However, it takes only a moment of investigation to uncover this as a blatant lie and justification for their actions.

Their bullying extends beyond the acceptable threshold within Eve. Their members regularly spam local chat with profanity and vulgar insults, threaten to harass capsuleers to such a degree that they will either give in and join their cause or they promise to make game play impossible and then the capsuleer subsequently quits playing Eve Online. While the attacks seem at first to be non discriminatory, closer inspection reveals that the New Order regularly targets new, vulnerable players as a top priority.

In New Eden, as throughout the rest of the Galaxy one constant seems to hold true – the evil hearted, the war mongerers, simply the bad people within society fight so rough that all the good is drained out.

It's now time to stand up to these thugs

  • To learn how to avoid being miner bumped, have a look here.
  • To report a member of the New Order and ensure they receive just punishment for their crimes have a look here.
  • To learn how we are going to rip this organisation to threads, have a look here.
  • To help save your fellow miners, you can find ideas on how to spread the word here.
  • To make a financial contribution to allow us to ramp up our attacks have a look here. (you may remain anonymous).
  • If you have participated in miner bumping / extortion on behalf of the New Order and want to redeem yourself, you can learn how to do that here.


If you are an industrial based corp and want to make contact with us, please rest assured than if you tell us, we will keep your identity 100% secret and will not reveal your contact at all.

James315 and the New order, it's time to end your harassment and return to normal game play.


I approve this message. James is anal cancer. This thread is the cure.



Coming from a self titled 'Grand Admiral' who wasn't able to stop his orca being pushed out of the belt and way beyond, this is pretty amusing nonsense.

I mean who values the 'approval' of a do nothing nobody who pompously named himself a 'Grand Admiral,' a bot-aspirant with an inflated ego and sense of entitlement who wants also to be a 'Grand Admiral'?

It is of no matter the sad truth is the bot aspirant will, like Vladimir and Estragon, stand around waiting for someone to come and do something, anything about the New Order, sometimes breathlessly describing 'Grand' plans, or even getting ready to do something determining a 'Grand' course of action only to do nothing, because by their very nature they have no souls and no stomach for action.

Just pay your 30m to get off the red pen list and join the New Order, perhaps you can become an Admiral of our Catalyst fleets delivering punishment to the gross offenders who violate the sanctity of high sec asteroid and ice fields, and learn what the real 'cure' is all about.

*clever forums have drafts eh, yet nuke the post when you press post, thanks :CCP:

Money ain't got no owners, only spenders RIP Omar Little 

Michael Hickey
The Scope
Gallente Federation
#1116 - 2013-07-31 19:59:00 UTC
Laurianne Leone wrote:
Grand Admiral Simo-Hayha wrote:
Amelia Torez wrote:
Many of you on this forum will already be familiar with the actions of James315, the New order and minerbumping.

However for those of you that are not:

The New Order is at it’s very core a well established grefing organisation. Using creative game mechanics they threaten, extort and bully other Eve players.

The stated goal of the New Order is to eradicate bots and AFK players. However, it takes only a moment of investigation to uncover this as a blatant lie and justification for their actions.

Their bullying extends beyond the acceptable threshold within Eve. Their members regularly spam local chat with profanity and vulgar insults, threaten to harass capsuleers to such a degree that they will either give in and join their cause or they promise to make game play impossible and then the capsuleer subsequently quits playing Eve Online. While the attacks seem at first to be non discriminatory, closer inspection reveals that the New Order regularly targets new, vulnerable players as a top priority.

In New Eden, as throughout the rest of the Galaxy one constant seems to hold true – the evil hearted, the war mongerers, simply the bad people within society fight so rough that all the good is drained out.

It's now time to stand up to these thugs

  • To learn how to avoid being miner bumped, have a look here.
  • To report a member of the New Order and ensure they receive just punishment for their crimes have a look here.
  • To learn how we are going to rip this organisation to threads, have a look here.
  • To help save your fellow miners, you can find ideas on how to spread the word here.
  • To make a financial contribution to allow us to ramp up our attacks have a look here. (you may remain anonymous).
  • If you have participated in miner bumping / extortion on behalf of the New Order and want to redeem yourself, you can learn how to do that here.


If you are an industrial based corp and want to make contact with us, please rest assured than if you tell us, we will keep your identity 100% secret and will not reveal your contact at all.

James315 and the New order, it's time to end your harassment and return to normal game play.


I approve this message. James is anal cancer. This thread is the cure.



Coming from a self titled 'Grand Admiral' who wasn't able to stop his orca being pushed out of the belt and way beyond, this is pretty amusing nonsense.

I mean who values the 'approval' of a do nothing nobody who pompously named himself a 'Grand Admiral,' a bot-aspirant with an inflated ego and sense of entitlement who wants also to be a 'Grand Admiral'?

It is of no matter the sad truth is the bot aspirant will, like Vladimir and Estragon, stand around waiting for someone to come and do something, anything about the New Order, sometimes breathlessly describing 'Grand' plans, or even getting ready to do something determining a 'Grand' course of action only to do nothing, because by their very nature they have no souls and no stomach for action.

Just pay your 30m to get off the red pen list and join the New Order, perhaps you can become an Admiral of our Catalyst fleets delivering punishment to the gross offenders who violate the sanctity of high sec asteroid and ice fields, and learn what the real 'cure' is all about.

*clever forums have drafts eh, yet nuke the post when you press post, thanks :CCP:


Highlight the text of post that you've written and copy it before you click on 'post'. If the post gets nuked, then paste your post back, and then click 'post' again. It should then post.

I know I've been burned a couple of times by that bug, but this workaround seems to work.
Laurianne Leone
Blue Canary
Watch This
#1117 - 2013-08-01 07:11:20 UTC
Michael Hickey wrote:


Highlight the text of post that you've written and copy it before you click on 'post'. If the post gets nuked, then paste your post back, and then click 'post' again. It should then post.

I know I've been burned a couple of times by that bug, but this workaround seems to work.


Thanks for the tip Michael, I'll keep it in mind in future.

Money ain't got no owners, only spenders RIP Omar Little 

Leto Thule
Caldari Provisions
Caldari State
#1118 - 2013-08-02 18:51:54 UTC
Michael Hickey wrote:
And if so, are these miners mining legitimately? (meaning, actually playing the game) or is my home system infested with botters and AFK miners taking ISK from those of us that legitimately play the game? Then, there are more questions to be answered in regards to that ugly little word called 'griefing'.



And who, exactly, would you be to determine what style of play is "legitimate" or not? Some characters never even leave station. Thats the great thing about this game. You can do whatever you want, including being an AFK miner or a greifer of such.

You guys make me laugh. Im not a miner, I find it boring and dull, but they have their uses. Mainly providing the market with materials to build things. Why the F*ck would I care if they are at their keyboards or not? What are they suppose to do, control the mining beam manually? What a joke.

Also, hate to tell you, but new order ARE greifers. They harass miners, and anyone unlucky enough to be in local that has to read their spammy bullsh*t. Do I think CCP should stop them?

NO.

I think the miners should grow a set, band up together, and strike (dont mine at all, do some ganking of your own to line-breakers, and watch the price of veldspar soar on the market). Once the large indy corps cant afford to operate anymore, THEY will sort out the new order, and after CCP fixes the exploit that James315 uses to avoid wardecs, (yes, closing your corp to avoid a wardec and then reopening it is an exploit), he will get his pixels turned inside out. OR mine in lowsec. New order ships die just as easily out there as you will. Even the playing field.

What each miner in eve fails to understand, obviously, is that their profession is a cornerstone. Without any mining, nothing is built. You control the very means your enemy is using to kill you!



Thunderdome ringmaster, Community Leader and Lord Inquisitor to the Court of Crime and Punishment

Erotica 1
Krypteia Operations
#1119 - 2013-08-02 22:02:32 UTC

To this day, I still cannot understand why miners will outright refuse to buy a permit. They also come here and complain. A 10 million isk permit and adherence to the Code is cheaper than the ship losses. Any dummy should be able to see this.

See Bio for isk doubling rules. If you didn't read bio, chances are you funded those who did.

Laurianne Leone
Blue Canary
Watch This
#1120 - 2013-08-03 16:40:52 UTC
Leto Thule wrote:
Michael Hickey wrote:
And if so, are these miners mining legitimately? (meaning, actually playing the game) or is my home system infested with botters and AFK miners taking ISK from those of us that legitimately play the game? Then, there are more questions to be answered in regards to that ugly little word called 'griefing'.



And who, exactly, would you be to determine what style of play is "legitimate" or not? Some characters never even leave station. Thats the great thing about this game. You can do whatever you want, including being an AFK miner or a greifer of such.


I'm me thanks, and I'll make such a decision if I like and you or they are free to try and stop me implementing my vision, thats the beauty of eve.

Leto Thule wrote:
... drivel


Leto Thule wrote:
I think the miners should grow a set, band up together, and strike (dont mine at all, do some ganking of your own to line-breakers, and watch the price of veldspar soar on the market). Once the large indy corps cant afford to operate anymore, THEY will sort out the new order, and after CCP fixes the exploit that James315 uses to avoid wardecs, (yes, closing your corp to avoid a wardec and then reopening it is an exploit), he will get his pixels turned inside out. OR mine in lowsec. New order ships die just as easily out there as you will. Even the playing field.

What each miner in eve fails to understand, obviously, is that their profession is a cornerstone. Without any mining, nothing is built. You control the very means your enemy is using to kill you!


I have my doubts that, despite your urging, the miners of High Sec will do anything other than moan.

Money ain't got no owners, only spenders RIP Omar Little