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Precisely. If you want to introduce stuff like this into high sec then you can't on a whim suddenly decide I want a game breaking mechanic introduced whilst barring all the others. High sec would need a complete rethink from the ground up. I'm not opposed to it myself although I don't use high sec much, and it seems to cater for a lot of players according to the statistics who would need to be considered.

That being said I'm all for nerfing high sec incursion fleets (perhaps move them to low sec?), although coming up with a poorly though out mechanic that adversely affects the whole of high sec just to try and nerf incursions fleets is clearly not the way to do it.

Wow, I don't really know who you are or why the hostility.

1. Yes, I did read it.
2. Flags are important in low sec, too.
3. That seems to be an interesting assumption as to the basis for my question, but it is wrong.
3. Fair point about concord, I didn't really think that one through. Good catch. I'll modify the question to say drifters instead. I was really just thinking about powerful NPCs. Will drifters be moved, and will that make them mad?

Personal attacks online are pretty silly.

Or, the MJFG could create a Suspect Flag upon activation. Pre-target any that land inside your dungeon, and if they go suspect, apply the Warp Scrambler. Then, switch targets, and take it to the MURDERZONE.

Can be circumvented by daisychaining. Admittedly, aiming would be a bit more difficult, but not impossible.

Also incursion runners are not the only possible targets. Flinging ships off the station docking zone, flinging miners off belts, flinging mission runners off the pocket. Or trigger NPCs off mission runners.

Given that acceleration gates always dump all players in the same spot and cannot be used to warp at range, this would be quite a trick indeed.

If you don't understand how to use this property of acceleration gates to safeguard yourself against MJFG trickery, then I am not sure what else to tell you.

I really fear that the release of these ships further puts assault frigates at a disadvantage. I fear the death of the assault frigate with the release of the T3D's and now these. I dont see a niche for assault frigates, so I feel that a re-visit on assault frigates may be in order.

Regarding these command destroyers, I forsee very interesting gameplay happening, good job CCP with the creativity on this one, 2 thumbs up.

Battleship MJD is much longer than the new destroyer one, by several seconds.

A mission boat that is sitting at 70km from the target rat and is now 170km? That's not something anyone plans for.

A battleship, which btw is the most common level 4 mission boat, going over 1km/s are you insane? Have you ever tried running a level 4 in anything other than a pirate ship? Most fit an AB or MJD for maneuvering as a MWD kills cap. Equipping both a MJD and MWD is impossible on some ships, as that takes up a ton of grid. And an extra slot, indirectly nerfing the shield battleship that now has to equip four more mods to counter your one, MWD, MJD, warp scrambler, sebo.

Yes, every mission runner dreams of shooting suspect ships. They are totally confident that their specialized fit for the mission they are on can totally tank someone specialized to kill them once engagable. /s

The docking animation is not 99% invulnerable. You land in a 2,500 radius bubble on the edge of the docking ring. Which means 50% of the time, you are slowboating to the docking point. Unless you have an insta-dock point. And even then, a cluster of ships will be waiting. Odds are, if you are in the landing spot of a ship coming out of warp and cycle your MJFG right when you see them, they will be blinked the instant they land for an easy gank.

White knighting? Yes, I want to move all the catalysts away from their illegal target and instead have them around a now legal target, me. Which hasn't stopped the gank, only delayed it as the mach is still bumping.

Shooting it makes little difference. A suspect tag for a PvP fit player means they are ready for combat and will respond accordingly. Asking all players to fly pvp fit changes the game for the worse, as it ruins creativity.

Despite all the good uses you listed for players to avoid ganks, the downsides are much, much worse. Bubbles would be good for anti-ganking. Lay down defensive bubbles in mining belts. Drop a bubble on the catalysts as they undock.

Additionally, most people using these to gank will be valid targets from their security status, rendering a suspect timer irrelevant. Which means there is no consequence for use of the ship to blink someone.

So if I am scrammed during the spoolup but manage to get the scram off when it finishes, it will still kick-in?

Also, once it finishes when I am scrammed, will it have to go through its "reload" time, or can it be started again immediately as soon as I am not scrammed anymore, as it did not get to fire off anyway?

As per reddit, the Stork would be better off named the Magpie. Otherwise, lookin' good.