EVE General Discussion

Guys one question, imagine that multiple corporations atack same cusstom office after downtime after Rubicon relase, like Corporation X,Y,Z which one from them take control over it? These who do most damage or here other rules? just want to know.

My 'World' is interesting enough for me, I didn't make billions with PI, I didn't earn enough to afford to lose a few ships each day, I didn't want to, and feel I have no need to. That, is not my play style. My Sandbox does not require me to Work to earn Isks to convert to ships and equipment to lose them to another player for no reason. I am anything but a powerful Industrialist.

I do not find the cycle boring, I enjoy my play style, that is why I pay for two accounts each month. Used to be three, but now I have no reason to maintain a third account.

CCP is making it more interesting for who? Is your subscription a greater worth than my subscription? I do not think so.
Having been sorely disappointed by Low Sec and Null Sec activity bleeding over into High Sec, makes me wonder if CCP is listening to players, or employees, who resolve not the value of the subscriptions keeping the game afloat, but the perceived strength of some 'so called' long term players.

If Null Sec and Low sec was so good, why would you ever want to break out into High Sec?

I go on record stating that if CCP were to enable a PvP flag so that players could accept, or deny, PvP, subscriptions would be more than double they are now. I cannot imagine, if there are long term investors in CCP, they would not want to see subscriptions increasing, or at the very least, staying stable, not, as will happen, decrease.

Train your alts to PI, enjoy your game, spend your Skill Points how you see fit for your characters, but do not ever have the audacity to tell me or anyone else how they should spend their skill points. We pay subscription and the skill point is the ONLY long term result. It leaves a bad taste in the mouth when the rules change, and the Skill Points WE PAID FOR are negated by CCP's ever changing rule set...

Greetings meatbags!

What is succeeding at this location? /emote :excitedface:

Thank god you are finally leaving this sandbox mmo-rpg's for second life.

Crucible, Inferno, Retribution, Odyssey and now Rubicon, the best EvE Online expansions, the game is in it's best shape ever, amayzing work CCP.

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The distribution of these are my favorite Rubicon thing, what with them being released with Rubicon and all, right? Is that correct? Should be correct.

My name is on one of those cards. I don't know if you know who you're dealing with here, but as someone whose name will be on an in-game item I'm kind of A Big Deal. So how about printing those cards right up with minimal fuss, yeah?

Agree as to new players, disagree as to casual players. Large organizations can have "cadet" or "academy" niches for new players.

Is not that casual players are "incapable of joining...". Is that such organizations will refuse to allow them to join.

Organizations capable of holding installations must exclude low-intensity players -- players who can play only one hour per day or less. Without such exclusion, management becomes too hard and detection of spies becomes too hard. Only exception could be for long-time-members who started out high-intensity and go into "semi-retirement", perhaps because of real-life constraints.

Organization-based Game must be multiplayer, but multiplayer does not mean organization-based.

The Tears Must Flow!

Eve is a living work of science fiction, there's much more to it than merely space ships.

Isn't eve more than that though, I think there's room for everyone and every play style, we're all richer for our differences thats why I welcome dust, valkyrie, avatar content and more places to fly in space with more to do. I can't wait for the day we can do it all in just one client and my alliance will have built its own star gate to anoikis. It's visionary and it's brilliant, much more than just spaceships.

High sec was never intended to be perfect safety, it's dystopian, the dangers created by other players exist everywhere.
There are degrees of risk but that is not the same as no risk.