Why would you ever do that instead of buying omega status directly?
No keyloggers I prefer to use the telephone. One was my best man when I got married.
well i know many that were on daily before the change to moons ya have not seen them login in 3 months and as is prices for things like say ice are now lower then when eve went free all because there is no demand for the parts donât ask about hs moon mining that dead as hell
now if ccp runs off all the ship builders and miners i wish their pvp players luck since if no one is building the ships and other parts for their ships good luck replacing them
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You do know the most serious pvpers are often the most serious builders also right.
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Well,BUDDYâŚ
My post was -as i prognosed- reviewed and unflagged.
YOU with your âi abuse the flagging system because i donât like your opinionâ fetish is hereby denied and taken to the dump where it belongsâŚ
So stop it,even the devs are not on your sideâŚwhich is maybe hard to believe regarding my âoh so badâ reputation hereâŚ
Must be the case the devs think YOU are far worse than meâŚ
I represent an opinion valid or notâŚyou just want to censor other opinions because they are not yoursâŚ
And again the mods will have to unflag one of my posts because some dude is not able to stand an opinion that is not hisâŚ
Doesnât that get old?
And now reflag it to prepare it for being unflaggeed as so many times beforeâŚ
We keep seeing variations on this claim. Why would anyone log-on just to change skills if they never log-on to actually play the game ? Even if itâs just for skill-farming, what are they going to do with the isk from that activity if they, once again, never log-on to actually play the game ?
OCD.
A friend subscribed for years (since 2003), and only kept his skill-queue full. He unsubscribed when he pretty much ran out of skills (only titans left - was before the added trig skills and such).
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Aaammmmm⌠Null Sec sort of IS on fire right now.
I disagree, without Indy players there would be no PvP players because there wouldnât be anything to blow up. Also vice versa, without gun happy PvPers to whom would you sell all the stuff you build.
Thing is the established indy player can can roll a hell of a lot more isk than PvPer.
Miners will always mine, gankers will gank, and everyone will keep bitching about one another 
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Not sure if you read any decent chunk of this thread or what (donât blame you if not, itâs 2,000 posts), but, no, as has been mentioned before, we can build our own stuff just fine.
I read a good part of it, just disagreeing with the statement that CCP is trying to get rid of indy players, thatâs all.
Waiting for better times of this game and not beeing able to let it loose yet because of memories and friendships ingame?
Many i know are actually not âplayingâ because of ccpâs strange decisions f.e. with moon mining and pve hindering npc,others have already left the game annoyed.
Carry on ignoring it ccpâŚway to go until you have to close the server.
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Waiting for better times, thatâs just a load of CrâŚ, you either play the game and enjoy it or you donât, simple as that, people who got bored with it should do them selves a favor and uninstall⌠but to each his own rightâŚ
In any case, I donât see the server closing any time soon.
A quick visit to Twitch last night showed 5 out 14 streamers running Abyssal sites - About a third of content creators promoting this PvP arena on EvEs main marketing channel of social discourse does not reflect negatively on this aspect of the game - given the volume I would say it activley promotes new player participation.
Clearly, your not a industrialist, whether you have or use another persons station, its helps in the Market PVP that we deal with. Which is just as cutthroat as blowing up each others ships and since reactions can only be done in low sec, well weâll have to see how the price of your ships goes up. Circle of lifeâŚ
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A quick visit to Twitch last night showed 5 out 14 streamers running Abyssal sites - About a third of content creators promoting this PvP arena on EvEs main marketing channel of social discourse does not reflect negatively on this aspect of the game - given the volume I would say it activley promotes new player participation.
Edit: Additional - The point of introducing you to the psychology behind the solo pve / group pve / pvp player progression is to highlight the way Quantum Cores (in Hi-sec) break this progression for new industrialists.
For the budding industrialist the next step should be wanting to move to low/null sec to build bigger things - not giving up. I am not saying make it completely safe, what I am saying this mechanic introduces a road block and negative reaction (paying for your own bounty sucks big-time) that disrupts the desired progress path out of Hi-sec.
This is why we have created two pvp programs aimed at new players. First one is a basic frigate fleet pvp program where we teach them the basics of fleet flying and how to apply for SRP and track operations that are coming up. This allows them to learn the basics without much isk investments as we use 1mil frigates for these fleets. We do not hand them out for free as we want them to understand the value of the ships, fitting them up and using doctrines and then finally applying for SRP if they lose them.
Then we have operations where we hand out feroxes and nagas where they can experience more advanced pvp without the risk of losing any isk.
We try to use these programs to get people into pvp so that they can cross that initial barrier. From here they can then advance into null or whatever if they think they love pvp. But not all people love pvp so we allow them also to remain in HS.
Youâve been saying this for years, even though EVEâs best growth and success came in an era where this supposed â2/3 of the playerbaseâ had far more PvP threats to deal with. And somehow, no matter how much CCP nerfs highsec PvP, EVEâs player numbers never increase the way you claim they will. Itâs like everything you say is utter nonsense based on numbers that are obviously falseâŚ
Probably as an investment in a hypothetical future when they want to come back to EVE.
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Yeah whateverâŚwe know only your playstyle counts and any other approach to the game can simply stick itâŚyou said the crap so many times now but still itâs wrong and will be wrong regardless you say itâŚ
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Says the person quoting imaginary player numbers that go directly against the indisputable historical numbers.