Re-named: I lost my Azbel with my entire life’s work in the 2 weeks between logging in

[Scarlet_Starfire]

@Jayce_Fitzpatrick

@Destiny_Corrupted

Any player who didn’t log in and click through a prompt before the change went live shouldn’t have had their assets added to the drop pool.

How is that different? The outcry would be the same, cause people will be unable to click that prompt cause of real life obligations

In the end, someone would always feel unsatisfied by the change no matter what.

I don’t see a problem with blowing the structures up if not being used, but as the assets were deemed safe they should have remained safe. I doubt there would have been this thread if the stored assets had remained safe.

[Archer_en_Tilavine]

@Captain_Gamma raises good points for sure. Even if CCP were to completely redesign this (“No Asset Safety” for abandoned structures being a step in that directly, possibly being the first of many), they should have still had a grandfather mechanic and certainly more to come if they take any further steps

[MB_ThePhotographer]

Far more info needed to be given out.

Edit; In a timely manor.

[Jayce_Fitzpatrick]

I’m not really for or against.

My point has been, that CCP have their full rights to do whatever they want, because they own all the assets within the game. Players are not entitled to anything. Players can only hope that CCP, out of the goodness of their heart, would rollback the changes.

As a consumer, your only true option is to vote with your wallet.

[Merin_Ryskin]

@Destiny_Corrupted

Just because real life is more important than a game, doesn’t mean that the game is not important.

But EVE isn’t important. It’s an entertainment thing that could end at any time.

@Archer_en_Tilavine

The Abandoned state alone advances the goal without “no asset safety”. If a corp abandons (state) a structure, it’s easier to kill - thereby clearing spam.

But you know what encourages clearing them? Nice loot drops.

[Archer_en_Tilavine]

@MB_ThePhotographer

Far more info needed to be given out.

But we return to the “EVE is the only game in existence that mandates reading patch notes/dev blogs” paradox when this shouldn’t be the case, hence grandfathering.

Remember this when considering candidates for the next CSM election:

[MB_ThePhotographer]

I did, for better or worse…

[MB_ThePhotographer]

Why do think I post? Just to give myself a headache?

[Archer_en_Tilavine]

You are out of line, young man!

[Merin_Ryskin]

@Archer_en_Tilavine

EVE is the only game in existence that mandates reading patch notes/dev blogs

Except for every online game I’ve ever played.

[Jayce_Fitzpatrick]

@Merin_Ryskin

Except for every online game I’ve ever played.

Narh, no one cares about those jungle XP changes.

[Wanda_Fayne]

@Archer_en_Tilavine

Remember this when considering candidates for the next CSM election

Don’t think I will be here for the next one.

A shame I really like the game. But I no longer have any trust in the company.

[MB_ThePhotographer]

I HAVE F’ed up in the game for sure, just not to amount that the OP did. I do feel bad for him. I’m still not quite sure if this a troll post on the subject.

But all I had to lose was a few bil. I guess I was more worried about my stuff than he was.

[Archer_en_Tilavine]

@Merin_Ryskin

Except for every online game I’ve ever played.

Name one game where you couldn’t adapt to a significant change you didn’t read about in advance where it was not catastrophic for you to be unprepared for the change.

“Ohhhhh Symmetra’s ultimate is differenttttt time to uninstall Overwatchhh” said no one ever.

[Jayce_Fitzpatrick]

@Archer_en_Tilavine

Name one game where you couldn’t adapt to a significant change you didn’t read about in advance where it was not catastrophic for you to be unprepared for the change.

Hardcore PoE wants to have a word with you…

[Merin_Ryskin]

@Archer_en_Tilavine

Name one game where you couldn’t adapt to a significant change you didn’t read about in advance where it was not catastrophic for you to be unprepared for the change .

Name one game that has consequences of any kind like EVE does. The only reason EVE is exceptional is that playing badly has permanent consequences, where in most other games you just die and respawn with everything intact and try again and again until you finally go read the patch notes.

[Archer_en_Tilavine]

@Merin_Ryskin

@Archer_en_Tilavine

Name one game where you couldn’t adapt to a significant change you didn’t read about in advance where it was not catastrophic for you to be unprepared for the change .

Name one game that has consequences of any kind like EVE does. The only reason EVE is exceptional is that playing badly has permanent consequences, where in other games you just die and respawn with everything intact and try again and again until you finally go read the patch notes.

I rest my case.

[Merin_Ryskin]

@Archer_en_Tilavine

I rest my case.

Yeah, real compelling argument you have there, that has nothing to do with patch notes.

[MB_ThePhotographer]

You should try reading them?

[Archer_en_Tilavine]

@Merin_Ryskin

has nothing to do with patch notes.

Do you really want me to go back and create a “greatest hits” quote compilation of everything you’ve ever said regarding preparedness and fault and reading patch notes/dev blogs? I’d rather not waste my time. As much as I vehemently disagree with you, I’m inclined to believe you’re at least somewhat smart, and I’d rather not treat you like an idiot in doing so.