Competence is arbitrarily judgemental and doesn’t explain the difference between “good” and “bad” pvp sufficiently to explain whether there is a difference between good and bad pvp.
I already made my explanation as simple as possible so as to be accessible to a wide audience, but apparently some people still miss out. No issue, just wire 500m ISK to my account for a consultancy engagement and I will go into as much detail as needed.
That’s how you define it and there’s people who would agree with you. That does not change the fact that “good” and “bad” does not exist in the real world, outside of peoples heads.
People nowadays are using language wrong. They use words without thinking or actually understanding them. They use “good”/“bad” in ways that make it completely unclear what they are talking about and project their ideas of what “good”/“bad” is onto everyone else.
You have an idea of “good”. Someone else comes and declares that it’s “bad”. You two stupidly argue around about the reasons, believing that you must be “right”, which inevitably means that the other guy must be “wrong”.
It’s crazily retarded to have such conversations because what is being argued about is which ones idea of imaginary “good”/“bad” is better. It’s a big part of the reason why people don’t get along with each other, why people are divided in general and why horrible groups like SJW are having such a huge fanbase.
The amount of stupid in this behaviour is beyond acceptable, yet it is the norm.
In regards to your example:
Reality is that there are competent players and there are incompetent players. They are not “good” or “bad”, they’re competent or incompetent. The reason why this is so, and not how most people believe it to be, is because “good”/“bad” does not describe reality while “competent”/“incompetent” does.
Go argue with science, scientists and philosophers instead.
Come up to our level, it’s much better than down there with all the peasants who abuse language, their brains and themselves in the most primitive of ways.
How about a special event (alike Burn Jita) but everywhere in high sec. Ask people to join your ranks, and give back a percentage of the loot (at the end of the party ). The goal is to get people to learn about this type of pvp, and maybe get a few new recruits?
I was trying to get around the many threads (as of late) for ‘Bumper + Flag’, then I thought maybe Gankers could make Bumper Stickers (with some wordings) and give away as merchandise. Anyhow o7
Just now thinking, maybe good to implement some kind of ‘border fee’ for any ship could be good business - not just mining, everyone else. Don’t be upset miners/pve’ers I just like a challenge now and then I remember ‘suddenly ninjas’ going into mission sites and asking ransom etc.
Warp gates between systems should be player constructed and destructible. Want to live in isolation? Then close the gates! Or open them up to free trade and collect taxes!
What is the procedure and requirements for a corp to join CODE?
Maybe you need to boost your numbers, your impact on mining seems to be negligible as all high sec is still filled with miners…