Player Features and Ideas Discussion

Conditional +1.

The effect is working as intended for capital projections and should not be removed or adjusted for large ships. However, there's no need for fatigue to apply to cruisers + down using jump bridges.

It would make titans useful again if they could bridge cruiser/frig fleets (i.e. no longer irrelevant flying targets) without this.

sorry to confuse, I mean to say the existing reduction in jump ranges (5ly for most ships) has already increased the travel time.

And cool down timer witch is now determined by fatigue could be a hard set number instead of what it is now exponentially increasing when the pilot has accumulated jump fatigue.

Of course there's been in increase in capital ship usage. People are generally more willing to put assets at risk if they're too far away for any serious threat to pose a problem.

Op, seems more to me like your coalition is holding to much space than there is a problem with fatigue.. working as intended if you ask me..

Speak for yourself.
Jump Fatigue is the best thing that happened to low sec in Aeons (see what I did there?).

hey there is a little secret i'm gunna let you in on null is full of these strange types of portals that can lead to systems far far away and many even lead streight into LS or HS try using them rather than gates

my complaint is not on a coalition level, but a player level that wants to have fun and do things in between Alliance CTAs witch aren't as fun as you would imagine.

I don't personally like having so many blues either, Null sec is due a good change but I feel Jump Fatigue isn't a great solution, more of a quick band aid fix that has failed to reshape the map and just had adverse effects on a lot of the the Null sec player base.

I do not speak for all of null sec, I express my thoughts and I have herd a lot of feed back from pilots I fly with and flown against to support my thoughts.

The age of hot dropping without planning or consequence is gone and good riddance to it, if it takes the over bloated blue lists and special snowflake attitude all to common in Null with it so much the better.

On a personal note for myself and the majority of people I fly with (and against) Jump Fatigue has brought life back to LowSec, you can actually do interesting stuff without having half of EvE drop on you before a siege or triage cycle ends.

Looks like there are those who adapted to the previous conditions, developing a method of play that could be accommodated by their own re-adaptation to the new condition for what they're actually doing with it...small gang gudfights? Tailor SoV to allow small gang gudfighters their own tailored way of gudfighting? I'm sorry, but this is rather petty PvP one could get hanging out in Hek or Dodixie or someplace - unless this is actually small gang ganking of lone miners....even more petty to hijack the SoV mechanics just to satisfy them.This is so absurd I still can't believe the OP said it - "All we use a Titan for is to jump small gank fleets - now with jump fatigue, the Titain is useless." C'mon man. When you dedicated a Titan to be a small-gang trampoline you admitted it's useless. There's more behind this sob story than meets the eye when you contemplate this slip of the keyboaard.So, there IS something about it that appeals to the OP...interesting. It takes a forensic post dissection to get to what's really being said here, but I'm not going to bother with that.

I'm just going to restate that the old SoV mechanics (and all involved) had been exploited by people with a very narrow view of the dynamics of this game, the result of which most of EVE's features were not being used, and a habitual stagnation of the map seemed to become the default position. Waiting some months for these "alliances" to unfreeze the game came to no avail, and something needed to be done.

NATURALLY, those who prostituted the old mechanics to sh*t & giggle their free time at work "playing EVE" are gonna cry, moan and complain every step of the way (such as does this OP). That's to be expected, CCP is (after all) taking their method of "play" in this sandbox up by the short and curlies. One has to ask, however. If these folks are as good as they say they are - inferring this by their heartfelt critiques made from a position of "expertise", then it would seem they'd be able to get a good handle on the new mechanics and show everyone just how it's done.

Instead they cry for their old, familiar way - joining the ranks of those who always bridle at change.

If you are finding less fights - move close to your enemies.

It's not jump fatigues fault that you live 40j out from your nearest "content". Reduce and prosper.