Sorry, all the easy targets left for high security space long ago.
Fillaments are anti PvP, as groups who find themselves countered will just warp to an ESS and burn off until they can jump out, if they do not just bounce in a dead end system or cloak up.
There are legit players out there, but its hard to tell the bot ishtars from the AFK ishtars. Simple fix would be for all sites to have a % chance of spawning a NPC captial that will blow them up if they are not paying attention.
This already happens. Not knowing this indicates someone who has failed to learn the mechanics and wishes the rules to change to suit their ignorance, rather than be educated.
J-Space will scram, but a scram is not a disrupt. The reward structure is also different for J-space, so be prepared to offer up something for those who’s gameplay is to become more difficult.
DBS and MESS already nerfed null income. Its better than it once was, though its not as bad as it needs to be get people out of the dead end heavily farmed pockets.
Another marker that indicates ignorance of the past. Balckout was an enourmous success, it consolidated the power of the large null sec groups with a super umbrella that could be called on at a moment’s notice, plus it united the playerbase in a way not seen in a long time with the collective decision to not log into eve.
It was quite amusing to see all the 31337 PvP groups whine about not having any content after a fortnight. Who would have thought it so boring to find no ratters or miners and only run into other PvP groups who did not want to fight?
A player in Null is already doing the wrong thing if they are relying on D-scan, if there is a red in system, you stop what you are doing and warp away, only the greedy, the AFK and the stupid wait about to see if that interceptor with faction point is just passing through or landing atop of you.