Intergalactic Summit

Diana Kim is a psychopath, but she has never (to my knowledge) carried out the deranged things she claims to support. Primarily due to the lack of nerve it would take to do and the authority to amass the resources and manpower to carry her twisted fantasies out. She is for the most part, harmless.

Nauplius on the other hand is actually a legitimate threat, mostly to the baseliner population. He sacrificed 1 million innocent people as if it was an ordinary thing for a faithful man to do (it's not). This is why he needs to be hunted down. He's not only a raving lunatic, he's a raving lunatic that's willing to act on what he says.

I don't believe in an afterlife or a God. I'm not trying to stop him, I'm trying to punish him. If my lack of religious beliefs are wrong, then he will certainly (hopefully?) be punished in the afterlife. However, I do not sleep well at night knowing that he might kick the bucket one day and perish before justice can be delivered.

And that's all I want, for him to be punished. Clearly, I'm not profiting off of this. The skepticism that many people have towards this certainly suggest that if I'm doing this for my ego, then I'm failing miserably.

My goal is to promote justice. Whether you enact this justice because you have a moral obligation to do so or just want to make some ISK is irrelevant to me.

If done right, annoyance can be an effective punishment.

A completely new pilot such as yourself is probably completely oblivious to what could happen to Nauplius. Allow me to enlighten you.

Killing a capsuleer over, and over, and over, again isn't a mere annoyance. Their wallet starts getting drained from ship and clone losses. Being hunted with such ferocity means you can never do enough work to replenish those losses. Pretty soon, their livelyhood is completely destroyed and if they don't have a planetside source of income, it's likely they won't even be able to pay for their license anymore. It's even possible that they can no longer upkeep their clone. Each time they die, their memory starts getting wiped.

Not only that, but being killed so many times is just horrible for your reputation. No one will ever think you're a threat if they do their research and find you have been slaughtered continuously. Certainly it would be ironic if his attempt to feed his ego backfired as people diminish it, one kill at a time.

There's also a risk that us foolish capsuleers don't often think about, either through ignorance or because it could drive us mad. The possibility the cloning process fails. Don't take it likely, it's happened before. All it takes is a natural phenomenon such as a super novae or a solar flare to stop the transfer of conciseness, which means you're dead for good. Sometimes a manmade disaster can spell doom for you. What if the station containing your clones was destroyed? The former CEO of Ishukone perished permanently this way. Simply put, cloning isn't foolproof. Every time you die, you risk not being reborn.

And assuming none of this works out. Have you even been podded before? It's not a very pleasant experience I can assure you.

You, have never experienced true annoyance.

P.S. at this point, I don't think the 24th cares enough to defend him actively.

Not really. All it takes is one dedicated pilot or a handful of partially dedicated pilots to really screw with him.



Again, this is where your lack of experience shows. There are people who will literally wait by a gate, station, or other point in space for days, weeks, and in extreme cases, even months for their target to show up. In null security space, cloaked pilots eager to disrupt an alliance's industrial or ratting operations are there pretty much indefinitely. In high security space, trade routes are constantly staked out. Time is always on the side of the person camping it out, especially if money is involved.

You are correct, and assertions that you lack experience do not seem very convincing.

My only modification would be that the "outraged" never really were to begin with. This is the Fundamental Truth revealed by New Prophet Nauplius: so much has become fake.

Yay announcements! Those are always fun!

Because I have no particular beef with PIE and would not have their well-deserved standing with the holy Amarr Empire unduly damaged on my behalf, I will gladly accept use of the CONCORD sanctioned limited engagement mechanism while I am in the warzone or in Mehatoor. I offer the same to SFRIM.

My point was that you personally wanted to see him punished, but that you were severely overestimating how much others care about him and will not be able to effectively punish him for that reason as well as his ego liking the attention. Once we came full circle and you stated that yes, it was you who wanted him punished and not everyone else, I was fine with leaving it there. I was merely aiming to find out whether you would admit that others did not care, that this was a personal vendetta for you, and that you would continue it even though you knew it would be ineffective.

If you would like to continue the discussion, this can easily be restarted by just reading it over again in an infinite loop.