Or your ability to code proper ai working mobs and design proper mechanics is “even weaker”.
Who said it has to be that way? I mean, You complain about to much isk but you work out perfectly viable forms of sinks that are applied specifically to the area’s that it needs to be applied?
Does that make sense to you? I bet it does.
Nope, your totally wrong about this. What we do know is you wanna cruz around eve being the thug you area robbing people blind and doing it in front of the cops with them not saying a word.
Cuz in side your a criminal.
You mean low sec that has huge potential of making isk for trading? The area of space that you have historically never made valid for anything? The only way it has had people in it is by forcing them to go there because you just simply dont get the other 2 of the three aspects of game design because your a noobus dev’is maximus.
Actually it is. This killboard was carefully picked so you’d attack that point because its easy to manipulate you lower thinking creatures on the forums.
this opens up the way to talking about how low sec has never been a thing in this game, and how its at best a pit stop for caps, or a noob camping aspect of low sec. The only people here that have a slightly legitmate reason is faction war, and that was moved from high sec for some god awful reason when it had immense power to immerse people thrown into a sloppily designed system.
This player in question did make a mistake, there is no doubting that, but that is part of the current aspect of eve. I do not agree with low sec gate camping at all. I think guns in low on gates and stations should probably kill just as fast as concord and scram web. This would simulate the safety of high sec and the vastness of null (off gates/station) which would be a good transition between the two.
The point is this player should have a perfectly valid and safe trip into low sec from gates and stations, because trade is an option there and a potential income earner for them. It is health for the economy, benefits the null players (by having closer to high sec access) and helps validate a heavily invalidate form of content again (trading).
So while i thikn in the current design he rolled the rng “risk vs reward” and lost, h e should not of.
Could you please stop with the nonsense that I am CCP? It’s obviously stupid and annoying for anyone trying to read this thread.
And even if you code “proper AI” people just won’t do any PvE that isn’t farmable with negligible risk. They’ll ignore it and keep farming the easy stuff.
Who said it has to be that way?
The fact that “CONCORD won’t shoot you” is only relevant in space where CONCORD exists? Do you really not understand this?
Cuz in side your a criminal.
I find it hilarious that you think this is an insult in a game that is explicitly marketed with “be a criminal” as a feature.
You mean low sec that has huge potential of making isk for trading? The area of space that you have historically never made valid for anything? The only way it has had people in it is by forcing them to go there because you just simply dont get the other 2 of the three aspects of game design because your a noobus dev’is maximus.
What does any of this word salad have to do with the fact that an idiot freighter pilot earned a 100% avoidable lossmail and then ragequit instead of accepting responsibility for their stupidity?
The point is this player should have a perfectly valid and safe trip into low sec from gates and stations, because trade is an option there and a potential income earner for them.
Alternatively, trade in lowsec could be reserved for the people smart and ambitious enough to take advantage under the current mechanics, not handed to lazy and incompetent players like you. The only thing stopping people from traveling through lowsec is their own stupidity, like the guy with the 30 billion ISK freighter lossmail.
As was pointed out, not only did that pilot lose his freighter in lowsec not to a suicide gank, he didn’t even actually quit the game and kept playing quite actively, even as recently a few months ago.
This idea that losing stuff in a spaceship game about building stuff and losing stuff is some singular cause of people leaving is just a myth. At least, there is no evidence that this drives anymore people away than any other feature of Eve Online.
It seems completely reasonable to me that the interactions and risk of crime in highsec provide are more attractive to new players than boring mining and 15 year-old missions.
The truth is gamers, no actually people in general, are terrible at knowing what they really want or really like and are worse at communicating that. Non-consensual PvP everywhere is one of the major flavours that makes Eve just so tasty a game, and whether every player is fully aware of it or not, the risk and choice it offers is very appealing on visceral level.
While there is always room for refinement, I’d say CCP has done a decent job at keeping that flavour around for so long and this has been a major factor in the longevity of the game.
You don’t go messing with a recipe that works you get some disaster like New Coke: New Coke - Wikipedia
I suggest you stick to brewing up your new games in your bathtub at home Noori. If you keep tossing stuff in and stirring really hard making 3-5 batches a week, you might hit on a winner as popular as Eve Online some day if you keep at it! It seems a better strategy than your current one of trying to change an existing successful game owned by someone else through the magic of forum posting.
TBH I can believe it. Download a generic porn game engine, copy/paste in some stock assets in different combinations, and it’s not like anyone playing these “games” is in a sober state of mind or really caring about quality. I can definitely imagine him making 3-5 of these per week, and it would very neatly explain why he refuses to admit what games he has made.
Most other people on these forums aren’t posting laughably bad lies about how they’re “professional game developers” and promising that their new game is going to kill EVE.
Let’s not forget that most posters aren’t infamous for exploiting new players and promoting their borderline eugenics propaganda/books in corp chat for RL profit either.