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This is unfair. You have cheated me, CCP :(

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Zaryte
Viziam
Amarr Empire
#61 - 2013-06-04 21:28:43 UTC
Tea Leaves wrote:

You're not the victim here, you're a ****** who apparently doesn't know how to read.


Yep, that's got to be it. Great input.
Lexmana
#62 - 2013-06-04 21:28:58 UTC
Zaryte wrote:
Murk Paradox wrote:


Not to mention the SAME forums that have been talking about the changes for some time.

The SAME forums he came to in order to write up a complaint.


Before today i've never had a reason to come to these forums. This is the first time i've ever been here.

So you come here to whine am i right? Well now you have also learned that you can come here for information or, if you don't like the forums that much, you can just read the dev blogs for information by following the link announced in-game.
Derath Ellecon
University of Caille
Gallente Federation
#63 - 2013-06-04 21:33:03 UTC
Zaryte wrote:
Tea Leaves wrote:

You're not the victim here, you're a ****** who apparently doesn't know how to read.


Yep, that's got to be it. Great input.



It actually is, considering this information has been available on the launcher at login.
Aidan Brooder
Dynasphere Ltd.
#64 - 2013-06-04 21:34:52 UTC
CCP provided information about the changes way in advance via:
1. Dev Blog on Forum
2. Link to same Dev Blog with Information in Launcher
3. Another link on your character selection sidebar
4. On the default start page of the INGAME browser
5. Through Newsletter to your RL mailbox

You might think they should spray it across the stars or spam our ingame mailboxes with dev mails.
I disagree. And of the many many MMOs I play and have played, I don't know one that does that. (Perhaps in WOW Pandas come hobbling along and hand you the patch notes? I don't know...)

In addition to that I might add you will not ever enjoy the full scope of EVE if you don't take part in meta-gaming around it.
Something will always hit you by surprise and it will be "unfair"... lets say when your beautiful freighters are hit by Hulkageddon or the next Burn Jita.

Gods know CCP is doing a lot to make it easier and easier for new players...

Now instead of whining learn from this and next time open your eyes and look in the places news are posted in EVE.
For your own sake.

Blog: http://aidanbrooder.wordpress.com My EVE Playlist on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSNuHY7z8n1q1BdLvW2verIfH8vvWtz_x

RubyPorto
RubysRhymes
#65 - 2013-06-04 21:36:14 UTC
Zaryte wrote:
Skippy Usenet wrote:
Kangaax wrote:
http://community.eveonline.com/news/dev-blogs/74234

Note this was posted on febuary.


First time I've seen this. I wouldn't describe my Eve activities as living under a rock.


Same, If something like this had been posted in game to everyone it wouldn't have been missed by a single player.


It was posted on the launcher that you have to look at to get into the game. Before the launcher, news items were posted on the login screen.

You literally had to look at a screen which contained links to and summaries of the information you want.

"It's easy to speak for the silent majority. They rarely object to what you put into their mouths." -Abrazzar "the risk of having your day ruined by other people is the cornerstone with which EVE was built" -CCP Solomon

Jenn aSide
Soul Machines
The Initiative.
#66 - 2013-06-04 21:36:36 UTC
Zaryte wrote:
Tea Leaves wrote:

You're not the victim here, you're a ****** who apparently doesn't know how to read.


Yep, that's got to be it. Great input.


It actually is.

EVE is a game that punishes bad thinking, recklessness, carelessness and irresponsiblity. It's one of the few games that (for the most part) treats it's players like adults. The expecations on aare HIGH.

If you NEED an in-game direct and specific mail regarding information that could affect you, you are (wait for it) simply playing the wrong game. CCP doesn't hand-hold, THAT is what makes it a great game.

Stop failing, take responsibilty from you actions and grow into the game. Or keep whinning, your choice.
Zaryte
Viziam
Amarr Empire
#67 - 2013-06-04 21:38:07 UTC
Lexmana wrote:
So you come here to whine am i right?


No. I came here to voice my displeasure.
Nosfera 2
Assault Opera
#68 - 2013-06-04 21:40:19 UTC
Trained Dessie V for some alts, thinking it could be cool to have all 4. Did not pay so much attention to the fine print, and since they had minnie Frigs to III only -> well you know the rest.

In my opinion, I think CCP would have been better off giving un-allocated sp to match that of the other 3 racial dessies.

It would have been a more forgiving scheme for us illiterate / semi-active guys.
Bane Veradun
The Scope
Gallente Federation
#69 - 2013-06-04 21:41:25 UTC
Zaryte wrote:
Murk Paradox wrote:


Not to mention the SAME forums that have been talking about the changes for some time.

The SAME forums he came to in order to write up a complaint.


Before today i've never had a reason to come to these forums. This is the first time i've ever been here.


How do you play a game for five months and not go to their forums? Any MMO that I've ever played, plus the handful of shooters that I've been interested in, I found the forums to learn more about it. Don't you care about advancing yourself?

Really, I'm going to file this as a troll and move on. The OP is being far too obtuse to be considered serious at this point.

Hi.

Rhivre
TarNec
Invisible Exchequer
#70 - 2013-06-04 21:43:27 UTC
Aidan Brooder wrote:
CCP provided information about the changes way in advance via:
1. Dev Blog on Forum
2. Link to same Dev Blog with Information in Launcher
3. Another link on your character selection sidebar
4. On the default start page of the INGAME browser
5. Through Newsletter to your RL mailbox

You might think they should spray it across the stars or spam our ingame mailboxes with dev mails.
I disagree. And of the many many MMOs I play and have played, I don't know one that does that. (Perhaps in WOW Pandas come hobbling along and hand you the patch notes? I don't know...)

In addition to that I might add you will not ever enjoy the full scope of EVE if you don't take part in meta-gaming around it.
Something will always hit you by surprise and it will be "unfair"... lets say when your beautiful freighters are hit by Hulkageddon or the next Burn Jita.

Gods know CCP is doing a lot to make it easier and easier for new players...

Now instead of whining learn from this and next time open your eyes and look in the places news are posted in EVE.
For your own sake.



Not empty quoting
Zaryte
Viziam
Amarr Empire
#71 - 2013-06-04 21:44:17 UTC
Derath Ellecon wrote:


It actually is, considering this information has been available on the launcher at login.


Alot of players login straight away. It's not a good place for important infomation as it's easily missed.
Derath Ellecon
University of Caille
Gallente Federation
#72 - 2013-06-04 21:49:55 UTC
Zaryte wrote:
Derath Ellecon wrote:


It actually is, considering this information has been available on the launcher at login.


Alot of players login straight away. It's not a good place for important infomation as it's easily missed.


Bet you won't anymore now will you...
Mara Pahrdi
The Order of Anoyia
#73 - 2013-06-04 22:03:26 UTC
Shocked

Lol

Pirate

Thank you CCP!

Remove standings and insurance.

Zaryte
Viziam
Amarr Empire
#74 - 2013-06-04 22:04:27 UTC
I think i'm starting to get the trend here.

New players = Stupid and should not even try to play the game

Voicing opinions on forums = Attack player at once, regardless of thread's content.

Every single reply so far (except one) has been telling me that I didn't go and look for the information. If this information is so obvious and in my face like you're all saying then why did I not know? Obviously the information was not in a place that is seen by all players, including the new ones such as myself.

The bottom line there would've been not a single player left in the dark if CCP had just sent a mail to everyone It would be in the players face every time they logged in until they actually opened it and read it.

Hiding it on the side of a launcher is not good enough.

Forums are the last place I would go for useful information because it's populated by vicious, elitist, unforgiving trolls who can only offer information on how much of an idiot you are.

YES, I will concede. This could all have been avoided if I had come to the forums and stumbled on the relevant link to the skill training changes. However that just simply shifts the blame off of CCP and on to the new guy that doesn't know what he's doing in this VERY complex game for which it is so infamous for.

You cannot blame the newbie for not branching out to every source out there for tips on how not to get screwed over. This is unacceptable and more blame should be placed on CCP.

_____

*Shields face from the incoming abuse*
Zaryte
Viziam
Amarr Empire
#75 - 2013-06-04 22:08:23 UTC
Derath Ellecon wrote:
Zaryte wrote:
Derath Ellecon wrote:


It actually is, considering this information has been available on the launcher at login.


Alot of players login straight away. It's not a good place for important infomation as it's easily missed.


Bet you won't anymore now will you...


Nope, I have learnt a couple of valuable lessons here. I will not admit however, that I am solely responsible and CCP did sufficiently enough to prevent this from happening to some players.
Lucnab
UK Corp
Goonswarm Federation
#76 - 2013-06-04 22:13:15 UTC
Zaryte wrote:


The bottom line there would've been not a single player left in the dark if CCP had just sent a mail to everyone It would be in the players face every time they logged in until they actually opened it and read it.

Hiding it on the side of a launcher is not good enough.

Forums are the last place I would go for useful information because it's populated by vicious, elitist, unforgiving trolls who can only offer information on how much of an idiot you are.

YES, I will concede. This could all have been avoided if I had come to the forums and stumbled on the relevant link to the skill training changes. However that just simply shifts the blame off of CCP and on to the new guy that doesn't know what he's doing in this VERY complex game for which it is so infamous for.

You cannot blame the newbie for not branching out to every source out there for tips on how not to get screwed over. This is unacceptable and more blame should be placed on CCP.

_____

*Shields face from the incoming abuse*



Mail notifications can be turned off so easily missed, and its hard to stumble into some information that has been on every log in screen for months.

Nice troll btw
Jenn aSide
Soul Machines
The Initiative.
#77 - 2013-06-04 22:13:55 UTC
Zaryte wrote:
I think i'm starting to get the trend here.

New players = Stupid and should not even try to play the game

Voicing opinions on forums = Attack player at once, regardless of thread's content.

Every single reply so far (except one) has been telling me that I didn't go and look for the information. If this information is so obvious and in my face like you're all saying then why did I not know? Obviously the information was not in a place that is seen by all players, including the new ones such as myself.

The bottom line there would've been not a single player left in the dark if CCP had just sent a mail to everyone It would be in the players face every time they logged in until they actually opened it and read it.

Hiding it on the side of a launcher is not good enough.

Forums are the last place I would go for useful information because it's populated by vicious, elitist, unforgiving trolls who can only offer information on how much of an idiot you are.

YES, I will concede. This could all have been avoided if I had come to the forums and stumbled on the relevant link to the skill training changes. However that just simply shifts the blame off of CCP and on to the new guy that doesn't know what he's doing in this VERY complex game for which it is so infamous for.

You cannot blame the newbie for not branching out to every source out there for tips on how not to get screwed over. This is unacceptable and more blame should be placed on CCP.

_____

*Shields face from the incoming abuse*


You're jsut the perpetual victim aren't you?

The problem with victimhood is that bad things keep happening to you because when you blame others for your mistakes, you don't LEARN anything from the mistakes.

That's the disservice you are doing yourself. Time and time agian EVE and it's community is going to whip you and you will lose over and over again because you give in to the urge to think someone else is at fault. By trying to avoid the psycological pain of admitting that you were wrong, you're simply going to set the stage for more failures.

To each his own, but I feel sorry for you. You can hide behind you victimhood and call me a troll, but dep down you know what Im saying to you is true and you also know my advice would help you if you took it.
Madlof Chev
GoonWaffe
Goonswarm Federation
#78 - 2013-06-04 22:15:07 UTC
This thread gave me AIDS, I hope you're happy.
Nikolai Katushkin
Red Frog Freight
Red-Frog
#79 - 2013-06-04 22:18:05 UTC
When you use the launcher, you get news about changes.

On the client log in screen, you get an advert every so often describing changes and news about the game you are playing.

When you are on the character select screen you get a newsfeed on the right hand side talking about news and changes.

You can click on them to read more about said news and changes.

You cannot blame CCP for you not wanting to learn more about the game when "Big changes" are advertised to you at least twice every single time you log on.
Tippia
Sunshine and Lollipops
#80 - 2013-06-04 22:18:31 UTC  |  Edited by: Tippia
Zaryte wrote:
I think i'm starting to get the trend here.

New players = Stupid and should not even try to play the game

Voicing opinions on forums = Attack player at once, regardless of thread's content.
No.

New player = new player.
Voicing opinions = try to figure out what the problem is.

A new player is not the same thing as someone who doesn't look in the most obvious and common place for game information and developer communication, and voicing your opinion is not the same thing as blaming everyone else for mistakes you've made.

Quote:
Every single reply so far (except one) has been telling me that I didn't go and look for the information. If this information is so obvious and in my face like you're all saying then why did I not know? Obviously the information was not in a place that is seen by all players, including the new ones such as myself.
It was in a place that is seen by all players. It's just that you, like many others, chose to ignore it and chose not to stay informed.

Quote:
Hiding it on the side of a launcher is not good enough.
Good thing that it wasn't hidden, then.

Quote:
Forums are the last place I would go for useful information because it's populated by vicious, elitist, unforgiving trolls who can only offer information on how much of an idiot you are.
You've got cause and consequence mixed up there. You are getting the impression that the forums are populated by vicious, elitist, and unforgiving trolls because you choose not to go there to stay informed, and as a result miss out on very easy-to-find information that would have solved your issues without minimal effort from your part. The supposed viciousness and lack of forgiveness is a fairly direct result of you trying to shift the blame away from your own mistake and onto others.

Expecting newbies to go to the single self-evident source of game information is not much of a demand. Your problem is not a newbie problem — it's a wilful ignorance problem. The two are not connected (in fact, newbies are often very eager to learn from mistakes, whereas you seem to be thoroughly reluctant to do so). The blame is yours and yours alone, which is only further reinforced by your hyperbole about what the demands on those newbies are. It only shows that you're still not learning. People will often try to make a distinction between newbie and n00b… and you're slowly but surely planting yourself on the wrong side of that distinction.