Ancient thread from days long gone
Rise again and feed more spawn
Bye. Can I have your stuff?
Byeee!
Thatâll teach you to throw money at a game you know nothing about.
Perhaps do some reading before hand with the next one.
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more Goon trolls nice
Howâs he trollinâ when heâs just tellinâ the truth? And what made ya come back here after TWO â â â â â â â months?
Revived from Janurary in April, then halfway thru May given a fresh resurrection, returns this day in July.
@ISD_Buldath Confirmed Necromancy returnsâŚ
Still no. Safe spaces are bad and would negatively effect the entire game and markets.
Not if done right, mate. Let 'em have their segregated space. No access to the market and no way of handing over items or isk to anyone outside. Give âem all the tools theyâd be needinâ to build more tools and thatâs it. There ainât no harm in that at all and theyâd support the game 'cause of course they canât have that as alphas. PLUS theyâd be locked away from the game. Whichâs good. Ya canât argue against that at all.
You played EVE for 7 years and you still posted this?
Actually literally anyone can argue against that just fine cus itâs incorrect. Everyone should play somewhere that is accessible to others, because thatâs one of the things that make EvE great. Itâs like PvE guys saying there should be a PvP server without realizing they canât sell anything they make without PvP to drive demand. You sound the same saying that it would be better if all the PvE fundamentalists left. Both would be crippling to everyone.
No safe spaces. Save EvE.
Never forget, UO Renaissance 
We cannot let that happen to EVE!!!
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Exactly.
One of us two accepts the situation as it is and the other one wants to force people to do as he wishes. Acceptinâ what they want and locking 'em away is the best course of action, âspecially âcause then theyâre gonna stop whininâ about highsec and they sure as â â â â ainât gonna start changinâ their ways.
Why ya wanna force 'em to play our way and rather have âem quit instead of just giving âem what they want without negative consequences for the rest of the game? Thereâs no â â â â â â â point in the hate and the only way to âsave EVEâ is by makinâ sure they stop wreckinâ the rest of the game, 'cause no matter how much ya gonna cry they AINâT GONNA CHANGE. How âbout ya try thinkinâ a bit further, beyond the stupid canned responses?
Oh, this pointless thread again. Hereâs an idea, anyone who wants this idiotic safe space idea can go play on the test server. Problem solved, no need to change the real game.
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The situation is essentially fine, except for too many safety nets.
Because itâs the best way, they just donât know it. No joke either.
There is no game without players on both sides.
How about you try writing properly and making a valid point before you try to insult my intelligence. This exact thing youâre suggesting happened before in a different famous game, you just havenât looked into what youâre talking about.
Ultima â â â â â â â Online. I remember. I had a friend praisinâ it endlessly until it got killed off. Maybe yaârr right after all. Iâd still prefer having a game attractinâ people who actually play instead of all these whiny, bitchinâ princesses who donât value it at all.
Theyâre a necessary part of the sandbox. There is no us and them. We refuse to play the game their way, they refuse to play it ours, but the result of this division is the very conflict that makes everything possible for both sides and everyone between.
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I wouldnât mind such a super-safe space as long as it follows the general rules of EVE that if there is no risk there is no reward also. Super-safe â2.0â space would be balanced around the corvettes class and shuttles, no other ships allowed. Mine and rat on god mode while sitting in your indestructible corvette. Produce as many corvettes as you want to and all the civilian modules too. (Sorry, you canât make non-civilian stuff, this isnât a war-zone, remember?) No market PVP either as you just produce for fun, no one has to buy new ships ever anyway. Or should we introduce decay over time here to create a bit of a demand? Run level zero missions and get a fancy faction corvette from the loyalty point shop. Sounds great to me. The broker, contract, industry and science taxes have to be cranked to pay for the maximum security, but I am sure it would be totally worth it.
Would you also be fine to absorb the extra cost of this server that nobody will use? I take it you realise CCP has to charge someone for all the extra server / staffing costs?