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the butterfly effect

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James Amril-Kesh
Viziam
Amarr Empire
#21 - 2013-04-27 11:35:03 UTC  |  Edited by: James Amril-Kesh
ElQuirko wrote:
This is actually a good thing for miners; highsec is way more dangerous than deep blue null. And now the New Order will disappear into obscurity.

If that were actually true then you'd see a lot more miners moving from high to null.

It's obviously not true, because in highsec you have CONCORD to protect you. In null anybody can kill your lone miner with pretty much any ship.

Enjoying the rain today? ;)

Sebastian N Cain
Aliastra
Gallente Federation
#22 - 2013-04-27 11:52:36 UTC
Lors Dornick wrote:
pussnheels wrote:

Last night in my opinion you basicly told 70 %of your player base to F .O.

did any of you at CCP thought on the long term chain effects of your rebalacing rescourses plan ?
nah i m sure you didn't


There's two possibilities here:

  1. CCP doesn't know how people play the game, they have no idea of how they get their income and they are complete morons who just managed to have EvE running for 10 years on pure luck.
  2. You're wrong.


Or, as third possibility, the Devs are getting off on the player's tears.
Twisted

I got lost in thought... it was unfamiliar territory.

Eram Fidard
Doomheim
#23 - 2013-04-27 12:47:56 UTC  |  Edited by: Eram Fidard
James Amril-kesh wrote:
In null anybody can kill your lone miner with pretty much any ship.



It was Colonel Mustard.


In the grav site.


With a battlebadger.



Seriously though, hisec is 'safe' therefore nobody bothers protecting their safety, making them less safe.

When was the last time you saw gankers reported in an intel channel, or a miner warp to dock up when a hostile enters local in HIGH sec?

So, CCP makes a 'safe' environment for players, who act in an inherently unsafe (lazy) manner. Meanwhile, the players make their own environment that is actually safer for those who can be bothered to put in an ounce of effort (read: not afk) in 'unsafe' space.

And we still have seemingly intelligent people, from nullsec coalitions, saying hisec is safer?

wtf man. wtf.


In this game, you are always, always, ALWAYS!

...as safe as you make yourself.

Poster is not to be held responsible for damages to keyboards and/or noses caused by hot beverages.

Zak Breen
Breen Enterprises
#24 - 2013-04-27 12:55:45 UTC
If you don't like it then don't play. Simple as that. If enough people leave because of it then they'll change it - but from what I've seen, everything they are proposing (aside from the hacking mini-game...seems out of place imo) looks good. Cool

Maturity, one discovers, has everything to do with the acceptance of not knowing. http://www.di.fm/spacemusic

Xen Solarus
Furious Destruction and Salvage
#25 - 2013-04-27 13:00:01 UTC
You talk about changes without actually highlighting what those changes are going to be. Shocked

I certainly get that you don't agree with them though, whatever they are!

Post with your main, like a BOSS!

And no, i don't live in highsec.  As if that would make your opinion any less wrong.  

Kitty Bear
Deep Core Mining Inc.
Caldari State
#26 - 2013-04-27 13:19:40 UTC
Ryu Ibarazaki wrote:
Risk = Reward. Those Null Ores were broken, and had been broken for a long time. To suggest that the game would be better off not working as intended, and that CCP fixing issues means that they don't care and/or are ignorant is a sure sign that you should take another look at your priorities OP.

As someone with experience trying to do industry and manufacturing in Null Sec in the past I'm floored by the notion that anyone should feel sorry for High Sec industrial corporations now. The Ore and Outpost changes that Odyssey are bringing were desperately needed in Null; or are the only industry corps that matter all in High Sec? That's the impression that you are giving right now.

I hope you'll re-think your current position.




The Odyssey change is nice for Nul Sec Industry, as it provides a slight improvement.

However it is only a slight improvement, maybe step 3 will shake things up a little more

guess we'll have to wait & see
Utremi Fasolasi
La Dolce Vita
#27 - 2013-04-27 14:46:16 UTC
James Amril-Kesh wrote:
ElQuirko wrote:
This is actually a good thing for miners; highsec is way more dangerous than deep blue null. And now the New Order will disappear into obscurity.

If that were actually true then you'd see a lot more miners moving from high to null.

It's obviously not true, because in highsec you have CONCORD to protect you. In null anybody can kill your lone miner with pretty much any ship.


That's the mythology anyway. Except CONCORD does not really protect you, it just punishes the gankers who are free to consider loss of a ship vs value of disrupting an op.

Plus you don't mine alone in nullsec. You see EVE has these social aggregates known as corps, alliances, and fleets.. and there is this thing called Local.

Mining in nullsec is safe enough -- afk mining though is not so viable, but I am not sure it really should be.

James Amril-Kesh
Viziam
Amarr Empire
#28 - 2013-04-27 15:01:31 UTC  |  Edited by: James Amril-Kesh
Eram Fidard wrote:
James Amril-kesh wrote:
In null anybody can kill your lone miner with pretty much any ship.



It was Colonel Mustard.


In the grav site.


With a battlebadger.



Seriously though, hisec is 'safe' therefore nobody bothers protecting their safety, making them less safe.

When was the last time you saw gankers reported in an intel channel, or a miner warp to dock up when a hostile enters local in HIGH sec?

So, CCP makes a 'safe' environment for players, who act in an inherently unsafe (lazy) manner. Meanwhile, the players make their own environment that is actually safer for those who can be bothered to put in an ounce of effort (read: not afk) in 'unsafe' space.

And we still have seemingly intelligent people, from nullsec coalitions, saying hisec is safer?

wtf man. wtf.


In this game, you are always, always, ALWAYS!

...as safe as you make yourself.

You're only proving my point.
You're conflating safety inherit in game mechanics with safe behavior.
If I were to apply safe behavior to highsec mining I'd be much safer than in nullsec.

In highsec I have game mechanics i.e. CONCORD to protect me.
In nullsec all I have are my wits.

Enjoying the rain today? ;)

James Amril-Kesh
Viziam
Amarr Empire
#29 - 2013-04-27 15:03:16 UTC
Utremi Fasolasi wrote:
That's the mythology anyway. Except CONCORD does not really protect you, it just punishes the gankers who are free to consider loss of a ship vs value of disrupting an op.

How is that not protection?

Utremi Fasolasi wrote:
Plus you don't mine alone in nullsec. You see EVE has these social aggregates known as corps, alliances, and fleets.. and there is this thing called Local.

And? All these things exist in highsec as well.

Enjoying the rain today? ;)

Lebowski2
NaCl For Sale
#30 - 2013-04-27 17:39:25 UTC
Well Im jus gonna go post here and lap up the tears because I was told 'the OP is a terrible ******'.
Comeon care bears take a risk once in a while?
Captain Tardbar
Deep Core Mining Inc.
Caldari State
#31 - 2013-04-27 17:53:42 UTC
James Amril-Kesh wrote:
In nullsec all I have are my wits.


Well that is if you are going to Nullsec by yourself...

But if you are in an alliance you have them to help self-police owned territories, intel channels, and friendly gate bubble camps weeding out any nuetrals who aren't flying a cloaky.

Secondly everytime I go to null its empty for the most part, so you have that at least.

So if you see someone in your system, you can dock up right away.

Wheras if you are a miner in high sec and have 100 people in the system, chances are you won't see that -10 status player enter the system with his catalyst since its impossibly tedious to look at every single character in local.

That said, you don't have concord, but you can kill anyone without reason that isn't blue to you just to be sure.

It's not a perfect system, but you have more safety than you would if you were in low or wh.

Looking to talk on VOIP with other EVE players? Are you new and need help with EVE (welfare) or looking for advice? Looking for adversarial debate with angry people?

Captain Tardbar's Voice Discord Server

Praetor Meles
Black Mount Industrial
Breakpoint.
#32 - 2013-04-27 17:54:44 UTC
pussnheels wrote:
Dear CCP
i wonder do any of you developers ever played this wonderdull game which you so clearly advertise as a open ended adventure with many oportunities

Obvious not

Last night in my opinion you basicly told 70 %of your player base to F .O.

did any of you at CCP thought on the long term chain effects of your rebalacing rescourses plan ?
nah i m sure you didn't
it is a sad day for all those small and medium size industrial coperations usually made up by several friends that like their independence and love nothing more than to create and immerse into the game

i do not think many of them will still be playing same time next year

i can only endorse the fact that you want to fight t and eradicatehe problem of bots , but be honest moving the problem out of sight will only make it worse



Your stuff. Give it to me.

[insert random rubbish that irritates you personally] is further evidence that Eve is dying/thriving*

  • delete as required to make your point
Inxentas Ultramar
Ultramar Independent Contracting
#33 - 2013-04-30 21:34:07 UTC  |  Edited by: Inxentas Ultramar
A couple of days ago I was hauling some meta loot out of a lowsec system to refill the public hangers at the office. Suddenly my notification flashes. War has been declared on my Alliance! A good thing I have a 24hr heads-up I think, as I decloak and suddenly get yellowboxed and take a rough hit to the shield buffer. A ship next to me explodes as CONCORD moves in to strip the offender from his ship. I gain a killright. Maybe these occurances be connected? Does the pirate group that has declared war on our Alliance, have some ganker friends? It's time to don the tinfoil and march for war.

The week progresses slowly. Some war targets are spotted but they quickly get pushed off gates or chased around hisec. While we dont pull off any kills, the stalward BC defense we put up coordinating with another corp that has been decced, prevents unnecesary deaths. Some members carefully start up small PVE activities with combat ships on standby. Because half our WTs can't enter hisec and remain mostly offline we decide to roam around another part of lowsec.

I join a roaming fleet not far in lowsec, and moments later a WT is spotted a few jumps back, chasing one of our guys. We creep a few systems closer back and set up an ambush, but then the WT docks and logs off. I decide to move into the system to see if he logs back on again soon. I jump the gate.

There is the pirate I have a killright on, a few kilometers off the gate. In an Orca.

I activate it.

I burn as hard as I can. Overload all the things. The scram takes.

I make the call on TS.

The sweetest of satisfactions granted.

The bliss of catharsis as a bonus.

Ladies and gentlemen, the butterfly effect.

EDIT: I can't get these links to work, that ampersand is being parsed incorrectly.
Velicitia
XS Tech
#34 - 2013-04-30 21:42:12 UTC  |  Edited by: Velicitia
Inxentas Ultramar wrote:
A couple of days ago I was hauling some meta loot out of a lowsec system to refill the public hangers at the office. Suddenly my notification flashes. War has been declared on my Alliance! A good thing I have a 24hr heads-up I think, as I decloak and suddenly get yellowboxed and take a rough hit to the shield buffer. A ship next to me explodes as CONCORD moves in to strip the offender from his ship. I gain a killright. Maybe these occurances be connected? Does the pirate group that has declared war on our Alliance, have some ganker friends? It's time to don the tinfoil and march for war.

The week progresses slowly. Some war targets are spotted but they quickly get pushed off gates or chased around hisec. While we dont pull off any kills, the stalward BC defense we put up coordinating with another corp that has been decced, prevents unnecesary deaths. Some members carefully start up small PVE activities with combat ships on standby. Because half our WTs can't enter hisec and remain mostly offline we decide to roam around another part of lowsec.

I join a roaming fleet not far in lowsec, and moments later a WT is spotted a few jumps back, chasing one of our guys. We creep a few systems closer back and set up an ambush, but then the WT docks and logs off. I decide to move into the system to see if he logs back on again soon. I jump the gate.

There is the pirate I have a killright on, a few kilometers off the gate. In an Orca.

I activate it.

I burn as hard as I can. Overload all the things. The scram takes.

I make the call on TS.

The sweetest of satisfactions granted.

The bliss of catharsis as a bonus.

Ladies and gentlemen, the butterfly effect.


for whatever reason, your links got eaten. edit, found it; the stupid CCP redirector thing changed the links to include "&" instead of the ampersand.

These will work (provided the forum doesn't do anything ********, like turn them into links)
http://hfc.eve-kill.net/?a=kill_detail&kll_id=17555045
http://hfc.eve-kill.net/?a=kill_detail&kll_id=17554789

edit again -- it does; just C/P into an address bar.

very, very nice.

One of the bitter points of a good bittervet is the realisation that all those SP don't really do much, and that the newbie is having much more fun with what little he has. - Tippia

Nyancat Audeles
Center for Advanced Studies
Gallente Federation
#35 - 2013-04-30 21:50:12 UTC
pussnheels wrote:
Dear CCP
i wonder do any of you developers ever played this wonderdull game which you so clearly advertise as a open ended adventure with many oportunities

Obvious not

Last night in my opinion you basicly told 70 %of your player base to F .O.

did any of you at CCP thought on the long term chain effects of your rebalacing rescourses plan ?
nah i m sure you didn't
it is a sad day for all those small and medium size industrial coperations usually made up by several friends that like their independence and love nothing more than to create and immerse into the game

i do not think many of them will still be playing same time next year

i can only endorse the fact that you want to fight t and eradicatehe problem of bots , but be honest moving the problem out of sight will only make it worse



now that you're leaving, can I have ur stuff? just private contract it over to me
GallowsCalibrator
Imperial Academy
Amarr Empire
#36 - 2013-05-01 09:30:37 UTC
pussnheels wrote:
Dear CCP
i wonder do any of you developers ever played this wonderdull game which you so clearly advertise as a open ended adventure with many oportunities

Obvious not

Last night in my opinion you basicly told 70 %of your player base to F .O.

did any of you at CCP thought on the long term chain effects of your rebalacing rescourses plan ?
nah i m sure you didn't
it is a sad day for all those small and medium size industrial coperations usually made up by several friends that like their independence and love nothing more than to create and immerse into the game

i do not think many of them will still be playing same time next year

i can only endorse the fact that you want to fight t and eradicatehe problem of bots , but be honest moving the problem out of sight will only make it worse



First of all, was this posted by rolling your face along a keyboard or something, bone structure bouncing from letter to letter? It makes little sense at best.

Though to try and extract meaning from it, I'm assuming this is something to do with 'waaaaaaah ore rebalance may actually work to ensure some industry occurs in 0.0 now, waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah'.

My suggestion there would be that the average small industrial corporation would probably never notice the difference, beyond the ability to perhaps be now welcome in sov space to help provide services! LOOK AT DAT EMERGENT GAMEPLAY AND NEW OPPORTUNITIES.

If it's related to the ice changes, then OH GOD, not the whole minute or two to locate an ice belt and then enjoy the fruits of your harvests twice as fast so allowing more money-making opportunity! And if people mine you out first, god forbid, you might have to *shudder* wardec someone to claim your stake! God-damn what an opportunity.

In conclusion: :frogout:

(CCP, please add :frogout: to the smileys, thanks)

Rhivre
TarNec
Invisible Exchequer
#37 - 2013-05-01 09:58:40 UTC
These threads make me a :sadpanda: because I end up clicking "like" on Goon posts.

CCP, please fix something so I can avoid this risk... Straight
Shaera Taam
Khanid Prime Free Irregulars
#38 - 2013-05-01 10:01:05 UTC
pussnheels wrote:
Dear CCP
i wonder do any of you developers ever played this wonderdull game which you so clearly advertise as a open ended adventure with many oportunities

Obvious not

Last night in my opinion you basicly told 70 %of your player base to F .O.

did any of you at CCP thought on the long term chain effects of your rebalacing rescourses plan ?
nah i m sure you didn't
it is a sad day for all those small and medium size industrial coperations usually made up by several friends that like their independence and love nothing more than to create and immerse into the game

i do not think many of them will still be playing same time next year

i can only endorse the fact that you want to fight t and eradicatehe problem of bots , but be honest moving the problem out of sight will only make it worse



Soooo... Who gets your stuff? Y'know, since you're lea-- oh, wait! I almost fell for it! You sneaky bastiche you! You're not leaving! You're going to stay and complain as long as you possibly can...

Silly me...

Thus Spake the Frigate Goddess!

Velicitia
XS Tech
#39 - 2013-05-01 10:14:39 UTC
Rhivre wrote:
These threads make me a :sadpanda: because I end up clicking "like" on Goon posts.

CCP, please fix something so I can avoid this risk... Straight


indeed. it's a sad day when the goodposters are from goonswarm.

maybe OP was formerly in WIDOT. That could explain a lot... Blink

One of the bitter points of a good bittervet is the realisation that all those SP don't really do much, and that the newbie is having much more fun with what little he has. - Tippia

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