Crime & Punishment

Teamspeak or mail?

Jesus Veers, give it a rest. You're either unhealthily passionate about this or the best publicity alt CODE ever made. I think CODE is a joke as well, but they aren't really relevant anymore don't deserve this level of vitriol. You seem to be trying to make them relevant by posting about them 24/7, if anything. As far as I'm concerned, if they're operating within game mechanics it doesn't need CCP's intervention. There are no shortage of hazards in EvE, just treat them accordingly the same way you do everything else.

I stop reading C&P for three months and what do I find when I return? Same old Veers trying to take Gevlin's crown for "King of the Clueless."

I guess some things never change. Back to ignoring C&P again.

And another big winner in the missing the point competition. No one is "obsessed" with Code. What we do appreciate is the effectiveness of code as an instructive heuristic. Approximately 6 months ago I engaged with the griefers, and warned them that their bad conduct, and failure to obey the dictates of their own code, would lead to their demise. At the time I was roundly mocked for my brave prediction, as, much like those who foresaw the collapse of the soviet union at the apex of its power, I was simply too sophisticated for my detractors to ably measure. Now mind you, I foretold this exact eventually when code was running daily freighter ganking fleets, uedama was on fire, and there seemed to be no hope for highsec PvE play. Much like those who shorted enron, or properly saw pearl harbor as the beginning of the end, my vision was clear, and judgment unclouded.

What I explained to loyalanon, and to to other code leadership members, is that people play eve to build, not to destroy. They want to work with others and accomplish common goals to benefit all eve players, not to grief and humiliate the weakest and most pathetic, and drive them to quit the game. Highsec is about teamwork, loyalty, compassion, mutual benefit, and neverending nash equilibriums. That's why I explained to code that they needed more carrot and less stick, more bumping and less ganking, more dialogue, more integrity, and a cast iron commitment to always following their own code. They refused to listen, they mocked me, they launched a hilariously failed incursion ganking contest, and slowly they faded into the dustbin of history.

At this point, as you can see from John's post, code is reduced to little more than a chummy country club group, as they sit around, sip martinis, and reminisce over their former glory days; they are truly relics of a bygone era with no hope of ever returning to their former strength.

So to john, to miss foxie, and to the few diehards that remain, I beseech you, admit defeat, disband, unconditionally surrender to those who have outlasted you, and join us in collaborative PvE play in highsec.

Nope, he's missing the poor interpretation of vast quantities of meaningless graphs to go along with his "I'm singlehandedly responsible for the fall of [group], even though I've been too risk averse to undock if there was even a miniscule chance someone might look at me funny."

He needs more graphs showing how the rise in number of Drifter kills in Omist proves that he personally talked loyalanon into quitting.

I dunno, 600+ posts regarding CODE sounds pretty obsessed.

Too much crap did not read

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Psst... dont tell him the obvious

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