Crime & Punishment

Sorry for this slight off-topic, but it's ironical (and funny) how some 1-man corp heroes in this thread (and other threads) criticize and accuse others of being in 1-man corps.

A player who decides to stay in 1-man corp doesn't necessarily mean he's anti-social and doesn't fit any group of players. Maybe he's semi-inactive because of RL like I am, maybe he dislikes the tax of NPC corps or maybe simply has a particular gameplay style relying on solo activities.. I myself used to team up with others without joining their corps, and had fun shooting things in high/low. There's the freedom that comes from it, too.

There are also people who stay in NPC corps because they prefer to keep it simple. They don't want to deal with all the additional stress that comes from politics, wars, diplomacy, drama etc... they just login after a busy and stressful day at work, undock, join their favorite NPSI fleet, shoot things for like an hour and logout... It's up to the player's decision when it comes to choosing a corp to play in this sandbox.

However….. those who stay in NPC corps just to avoid wars, imprison themselves to Highsec without any form of PvP and any form of player interaction... they're weird indeed. If they mine, I wouldn't mind bumping them out of range or contacting experienced people who will professionally locate them & gank them so that those people can experience how fun EVE can be.
There is nothing wrong with being more interested in PvE or mining. But, for example, if a player continuously does Highsec mining like a robot for years during his entire EVE gameplay, some things need to be done to save him.


@OP: People want to see killmails, ganker tears, fights, chat logs, stopped ganks, wars, explosions, wrecks, tackled thrashers, ganked machs, infiltrated corps, jammed catalysts, battle skiffs, billions of stuff stolen and, above all, Highsec Fun! that would make a blog more entertaining and less boring to read. I always liked the blog idea. Considering the amount of Anti-ganking memories I had and having seen a lack of such publications, I had started my own blog page several months ago… I had so much fun sharing those simple short stories, often laughing out loud in RL while injecting some humor to those posts.

Damn, can't wait to get back to EVE and jam some Catalysts!

I hope you'll enjoy what you're doing, too.

On a final note, accusing Jenn of not doing anything was totally inappropriate. If there is someone who doesn't wait for new mechanics and does some of the things I listed above, it's definitely Jenn.

The Council of Uedama was up into late early hours working tirelessly on revising the Old Code. Copies were disseminated throughout Highsec for a short period of time before the revision will be posted onto the Heroes website. Full minutes from the Council of Uedama chat logs will be made available to the public. In the coming days, the Council will reconvene to draft the New Code of Uedama, the Code of the Heroes of Highsec. Taken together, the Old Code (revised) and the New Code shall be combined into one great Book to be used as guidance for all of highsec, the old and the new.

Despite some skepticism and disbelief, it is becoming clearer to everyone of Highsec that the Heroes of Highsec is a legitimate rebel movement here permanently until the glorious victory over the New Order one day. Together, we can ensure that day arrives sooner than most anticipate.

I endorse this new rebel movement.

Held der Finsternis is funny as a guy can get if you've ever heard him on TS. He could have a hugely successful future as an impressionist with how well he imitates the voice and mannerisms of a former Jita isk doubler who was forced into early retirement. but instead of impersonating a infamous scammer he's chosen a more humble path and is leading the charge to bring down the New Order.

Sounds like a winning investment to me and my check is in the mail.

I am glad you are still on our side and help deflect this threat with false information Agent Veldspar. I don't even want to imagine what would happen if you joined their rankes, as you are our number one recruiter.

Sounds like just a pubbie inthurwebz toughguy getting worked over trivialism and video games, I.E. just wasted my time for some smalltimer. Haven't seen this random to own anything though, other than cowering in fear and hiding within guards.

Despite the new order being a joke/troll humored along by an army of alts. They do add some colour to the overall grayness that is highsec at times. I wouldn't want to see them go at all. What is the point of going after some alts? If they had any balls swinging it might be a different story, but overall it seems they lacking.

None the less, mobilizing that many consistantly is quite a feat deserving a tip of the hat. I wouldn't be able to do it.

I'm pleased to report that the Revised CODE of the New Order is completed and posted on HeroesofHighsec.com

Also, see my bio for important updates such as new mailing list, chat channels, etc.

Disappointing.

I was expecting some original thoughts & ideas, yet the OP is just riding the coattails of James 315's work.

I do not see this lasting long. Most unfortunate.

CODE will be implanting a spy shortly. Well done moron.

I'm sure there will be spies, but they won't be able to take anything or do anything remotely disruptive. I know their tricks and their methods. I am implementing security measures in my own corp (and soon alliance) that will prevent most of what they have done to everyone else. The risks of posting what I choose to C&P are far less than the benefit the Heroes of HIghsec get from the exposure.

I'm glad so many are posting their criticisms here publicly though. It will be all the sweeter when we achieve final victory over the New Order. I'm not taking any of this personally, it's par for the course when dealing with this subject matter. I look forward to welcoming most of the dissenters into the warm embrace of the Heroes of Highsec once we have racked up victory after victory...