Logged in this morning ready to move stuff and decided it wasn’t worth it.
Why you might ask, because both long routes have invasions on them. One of those routes had 2 clear days in about a week the other has had one for the last 3 days.
People keep on about risk verses reward, there is no reward in moving your own stuff so you have to minimise the risks.
So as I now have plenty of time on my hands I may as well download WOW Classic ready for Monday.
Have to say this is the first time that an expansion in any MMO has prevented me from play it.
For those saying do something else, this moment in time I’m not set up for anything else.
I routinely move stuff by orca or freighter, through a pipe that is close to being perma-invaded. Unless you tell us what size of ship you are using, I don’t see the problem.
If the thing that I’m moving is “me” it does get a bit more complicated, but even then a badger is buffed enough to get through unscathed.
It is a valid question, why should we care if you go AFK. I go AFK in stations for extended periods, I also go AFK for short periods at times with my ships in space when mining, but not in an easy to gank ship, to go for a bio or to make a cup of tea. The simple fact is that it is attitude on making yourself difficult to blow up on how you go AFK.
Going AFK is a personal responsibility in terms of your own assets. Though I suppose some AG will care at people giving easy kills to gankers, like those dimwits who put 96bn in a freighter which just funds more ganks.
A funny AFK event occurred in Kador, there was 5 Orca’s blown up on a moon by Trig recons, he went AFK, I did not care that he lost those ships, I found it amusing. Those little buggers punch hard and that this person missed the fact that they are around was amazing to me.