That is fine, bring all your stuff in a freighter to Uedama
This is my favorite pizza. Unfortunately, I no longer live in the state that has this restaurant.
We make the Twist by spreading a tangy yellow sauce over our hand pulled dough. Sprinkle with crispy chicken, diced bacon and mozzarella. Bake it golden brown and cover it with a fresh mix of diced sweet pineapple, fresh tomato, tangy yellow pepper and jalapeno bits. A signature coil of our homemade Ranch tops it off. Enjoy!
What a confusing pizza, It has Glenduil written all over it.
It looks delicious!!!
Bernie Oâs Pizza, located in North Muskegon, Michigan, is renowned for The Twist, even claiming itâs âProbably the Worldâs Best Pizzaâ.
I visited Michigan a few months ago and made sure to stop by!
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Let that rest. Iâll delete the post.
Worthless input from someone who has played on and off since 2004, mostly in high sec. Iâd prefer going back to the days of wardecs against high sec corps over ganking. Thereâs at least some counter-play and interaction when dealing with a wardec. Whatâs the counter-play to high-sec ganking? Leave high-sec, and if you donât like low or null, then leave EVE all together. Luckily itâs not the mid-2000s anymore and plenty of other space games exist.
You can still try a wormholeâŚ
While true, thatâs kind of missing the point of what I said. A high-sec player is encouraged to either leave high-sec or leave the game. If theyâre the PvP-averse type, itâll likely be the later option.
Itâs sad, because I can compare what looking for a high-sec focused corp to fly with is like now vs. 4 years ago, vs. 10-15 years ago is like. The further back you go, the more lively things were and more âstart-upâ corps you could find. Can obviously blame some of that decline on other changes, such as economy. But some of the sharper decline in the last few years in particular probably has at least some relation to the increased popularity of ganking.
Yes, I mean, isnât it obvious that Highsec is a tutorial and you are supposed to graduate from Highsec and move on to something more interesting than Veldspar and Level 4 missions? I mean, what do you plan to do in Highsec??
Thatâs a bit of a disingenuous statement. These days it seems like thereâs quite a bit more to do than just mine or L4s while based in high-sec. Homefronts, Incursions and Abyssals come to mind on the PvE side of things. Canât speak for mining or the indy side of things much, as Iâve never enjoyed that style of gameplay, personally.
Iâve never really viewed high-sec as purely a tutorial area, so much as a mostly-safe zone, with low being a PvP zone and null being a PvP zone which players can attempt to take and control. EVE is a sandbox after all, not a game of linear progression.
All things you SHOULD be doing outside of HighsecâŚ
âŚor preferably, not at all.
According to who?
According to me, Princess Aiko Danuja, First of Her Name.
A bit pretentious for me, but I guess roleplaying is something else people can do in high-sec.
Indeed.
I hear many roleplay as bots.
Some bots fly mining ships, some bots fly marauders and some bots fly catalysts.
Iâve noticed!
CCP is looking to address FW awoxâing (âganking for low-secâ), which may ultimately come in the form of standings changes (from @CCP_Okami on EVE Discord):
Iâm not entirely sure this falls under âgankingâ, but itâs long overdueâŚ