EVE General Discussion

They're both against the EULA so what's your point?

I hear BP is hiring.

Do i have to have one ? Well i could try.

botting - someone, somewhere runs multiple accounts/payed to generate isk - main purpose / suspect RMT

RMT - is actuall transfer of said in-game assets for real-life value such as currency or something else doesnt really matter
/joke/ If you pay isk to your dentist for taking out all of your teeth is it considered real money trading ? he does not give you anything he takes teeth from you. /

so lets see its just about moral relativity actually

someone somewhere play 20hrs a day and "selling" isk to in-game/or and real life "friends". He is present at the computer whole and he makes below average wage /at eastern Europe regions .

its kind of different league to

ISK selling sites where the currency is bought by stolen credit cards/fraud/real life crime and generated by stealing all of your **** from your account selling and reprocessing all.

And ofc tinfoil hattery when all of the big alliances out there are engaged in RMT in massive ******* level that even blind person can see it and fun part is its allways the one who is currently near the top or is moving that way and its allways from those who currently lost or going to lose.

But anyway who reads EULA apart those who playing the "i am smart" card on the forums.

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Forgive me for being new but, isn't there any kind of CCP oversight out in the big alliance zones?

Also, how do you recognize a bot? And what's the best way to infiltrate alliance spaces?

well in null sec you probably wont. Since once you get in local they either logs off or warp under FF.

Even if you would probably never met bots within your alliance either since they are "hidden away" and if you get high enough in command you could or maybe not know about them however by that time you will be in "game"

CCP is everywhere. There are no NPC police, but the GMs are everywhere.

Getting into alliance space is easy, and I'm not just saying that because I want to shoot you. The cheap option is a covops. You fly around cloaked, don't fly directly from one gate to the next (to avoid bubbles) and keep your scanner going. Pr0 blackops people can easily run hostile gate camps in a covops to get a covert cyno deep into enemy territory. The expensive option is a T3 cruiser with a cloak and an interdiction nullifier. With the interdiction nulifier bubbles can't touch you, so running a nullsec gate camp is no more difficult than a lowsec gate camp. Once you get past the gateway systems, you are unlikely to encounter a camp or roaming gang and travel is reasonably safe.

If you have never run a gate camp before, you should practice before you go to nullsec in an expensive ship. Get yourself a stack of cheap fast frigates and try getting in and out of lowsec gateway systems. You'll die, but eventually you should get the hang of it. It is a rush.

I thought everybody knew that EVE is just a money-laundering operation for the Russian Mafia?

I am personally looking forward to the day we unite all of null sec toward the goal of burning EVE to the ground.

If you really wanted to destroy EVE you wouldn't be playing. You'd be busy learning and/or acquiring the resources to DDOS the login server into the next decade.