EVE General Discussion

The Minmatar has signs advertising that it has strip clubs.

It's clearly the best one.

I think a more important reason no one makes them is because you ALWAYS UNDOCK 5KM OFF THE STATION

I find it weird that there's so little interest in the topic, are there really that few null sec players on the forums?

To CCP: You guys desperately wanted to make Null-sec more attractive for industry corporations and pilots, to get this done, having your own system(s) and your own station(s), should come with great benefits to them when compared to high sec.

Right now, T2 production in Null is considered rather meh, to the point of nuts even.
Right now, mining in null does get the individual miner a great amount of iskies, but the low volumes of low grade ores, make logistics a pain ( you either have to import from high or export to high ).
Right now, production in high sec is still superior to either low sec or null sec production.




After a few discussions on Teamspeak and Jabber, i found out a lot of people actually would prefer to have a second station in system, rather than a Station upgraded to level 3.

Maybe CCP could change it so that you can choose to make a second station, or make your station a level 3 one, as soon as you have the ability to get it to level 3.

I must agree that the current concept of null sec space, does not seen mathematically sound, not does it look to be within the games philosophy.


Risk reward, more risk equals more reward.
Living in null sec space is risky and therefore should be properly rewarded.
Living in high sec, you will have rather less trouble in terms of security and as such, manufacturing there should not be as good or even better as in null sec.


Now i understand that.... for many people null sec seems like a festival of blue but..... please do understand, their security comes from players backing each-other up, not some all powerful npc deity.

So... what you are saying here is, hello, i live in high sec and i like to whine how other people make so much more than me.
If you actually lived in null, there is no way you would make this statement, so don't try and tell me otherwise, there is no way anyone would ever state something that is in direct conflict with their own interest.

Also, what Carl said, is TRUE, it DOES NOT matter how null sec alliances secured their space, it was done by players for players and in NO WAY was it provided as a security service from CCP.
If we did not "secure" our own sovereign space, we would be able to do exactly NOTHING, which makes the current sea of blue a necessity and nothing more than that.

In the beginning of my EvE career, i was an industrialist in high sec.
In all my time there, i have NEVER been ganked whilst in high sec EVER, outside of once during a war-dec, which i could have prevented by simply staying in a NPC corp.
Even during Hulkageddon ( a period in which i and my crew where actively mining in high sec ), we did not lose a single Hulk, Covetor or Orca, simply because we tanked our ships well.

Ever since i became part of a null sec corporation/alliance, i have been ganked several times, yet i've more than killed my fair share as well.

Where in this story, could you point me out that the risk in null is lower?