good.
now make bounty from all rats dynamicaly change so economy can make balance
(and you set how much isk can be produced in time)
remove lowsec - make it npc 0.0 and some 0.5 system too, to divide hisec empires and make trade routes real, make pirate job real too.
remove idiotic cyno changes - who the ■■■■ needed that ??
remove suicide options from hisec - make it safe space for new pilots and pve style people.
and you are back in business ccp - 50k people online to the end of the year.
Anything that gives them as much reach as possible Im in favour of.
Would be nice if they go into detail, but, they could not clear anything up during the blackout, in order to find out what players would actually do. We learned this during the Incarna expansion’s “Summer of Rage.” So much personal agenda and attacks goes on in forum threads that CCP mainly derives a “sentiment” score from our back and forth comments.
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Yeah why not CCP seem happy to destroy the game for the 12% of its players.
Wow, I was so lucky that I didn’t resub…
Almost stepped into a bucket!
But the follow through and optics are terrible. Not all news is good.
News from EVE Berlin is not good.
When a news website has an article about how many thousands of dollars are lost in a battle, are they impressed or wondering why people would spend so much RL money for virtual assets?
I just want to know why they do stuff and which opinions they agree with
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It might be that they see the forum as a place to blow off steam.
If I were a betting person, id bet there aren’t 3 ccp employees that care about whats said on the forums at all.
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to do anything of importance you have to be under these big blocs as they own all of the space, you only get to be there by renting or being under them unless you are in npc space
It’s because null players have a very hard time thinking of the game outside of null.
For example:
You mean in null people apart from goons. Where as the blackout was a boon to highsec, low sec and wormhole mining.
All miners in these areas were getting paid more for their time.
You mean null players complain about the null blocs.
In the rest of the game the issue was null rewards in general. Big null blocs and small null players included. Anyone afk vni’ing, carrier ratting, rorqual mining, botting etc. All of it suppresses the wealth of the rest of the game. The rewards were too high for the low risk. It was unsustainable.
We just underestimated how carebeary null players actually were. The way that the blackout has to be pulled back is actually because things are worse than we thought…
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I think they care about some sections
But not GD thats for true
We also have a “vast stockpiles” problem. I believe it would take a rise in destruction, tapping player’s stockpiles, in order for mining/production profits to increase noticeably. Large scale planned actions seem on hold, while the threat of changes to capitals is still looming. I would defer to @Teckos_Pech on these questions.
Brother, I think you got that backwards.
Listen to the ImperiumNews on twitch, they paint a different picture.
Watch The Meta Show Post CSM Summit from ImperiumNews on www.twitch.tvIf the problem was mining, they should have fixed mining. If the problem is bounties, fix the things that spew bounties.
Blackout was ccp saying to us “we know we told you to live in null and use your space, but you were living in null and using your space so scrww you ww are going to take away the thing that gives you a fighting chance to live out there”. They punished us for their own game design.
Now they are fixing it, because we adapted (moslty by being adults and quiting a game that was not fun anymore, something players in high sec cant bring themselves to do it seems).
There are lots of things ccp can do to help out the rest of new Eden that doesnt involve making null sec impossible to play in.
Blackout supporters just cant understand the idea, null needs fixing, blackout wasnt it. There can be fixes that bring balance that doesnt chase players away.
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A website owned and run by the Goons says something different.
What a shock.
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ok, so what are you saying, that most Null Sec Alliances liked the Blackout?
Because that’s not the impression I’m getting.
They were the ones against it.
Of course the alliances were against actually having to defend people in their own systems, same as they will fight cyno.
As Blackout ends…
I suggest implementing Auto-Dockup
Auto-Dockup? You ask…
As neutral enters the local… Your ship will automatically warp to station and dock up as default.
I would also add an option to automatically log off if neutral staying in system for longer than 2 minutes.
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I thought null already had that feature.
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most pvpers that I have seen in null recently don’t want to fight pvp ships they only want to kill heavily compromised ratting ships and run away with there kiting cigarette setup you only need to look at waffles lol
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