IMO risk vs. reward is equally necessary and fundamental to EVE’s design concept. IMO if you insist on opting out of risk you should be extremely limited in the rewards you can obtain. IMO this makes the game far more interesting than one where you can sit mostly-AFK in almost perfect safety and obtain everything you need.
you put “EVE’s basic design principles” to use it as an argument from authority, as if it gave you some.
IMO risk vs. reward is so obviously critical to EVE’s design concept that no disclaimer is necessary. IMO water is wet. IMO the earth is round. IMO 1+1=2.
There are like 3 guys on forums with marginal demands for 100% safe highsec, but you brush every highseccer, every PVEer, every non-PVP player as 100%-safe-farmer-trash.
IMO I only dismiss the ones who demand a reduction to the already-minimal risk of highsec or protest and threaten to ragequit if their farming is disrupted. IMO you can claim this is only three people but IMO anyone who reads this thread can see that IMO there are way more than three people.
Some are necessary playstyles, but they are all viable as long as players find them appealing.
IMO “viable” and “must be supported by CCP” are not the same thing. IMO CCP should not ban you for not engaging in PvP, but they should not consider your “play style” in balancing the economy and risk vs. reward scale.
I dont think production rates being x3 of destruction rates is such a problem
IMO why do you hate industry players and want to keep their profits low?
CCP though considers its existance a threat.
IMO because it is a threat. IMO over-abundance means low demand which means low rewards for industry, and eventually removes everything interesting about the economy.
That would be the indicator of a healty state for them, players empty hangars?
IMO yes.
IMO scarcity drives conflict over resources.
IMO scarcity increases profits for smart and ambitious industry players.
IMO scarcity creates a sense of progression and continued interest in the game.
IMO scarcity makes PvP wins and losses mean more.
IMO do you need any further reasons why you are wrong?