Shooting player’s spaceships in EvE is not toxic behavior

Shooting player ships is not toxic in and of it self.

While there will always be those conflict averse [to whom I recommend SiSi to play on], I think most agree combat is inevitable and really what makes EvE, EvE.

Those who actively seek out targets insufficiently capable of combat, those intentionally mining salt, that’s toxic and downright unhealthy for EvE especially now.

May 2022 when price increase occurred the 36h average player count was 19k now its 15k. That’s a pretty sharp drop. I have no idea what % are Alpha vs Omega. If social media and Character Bazaar are any indication, Omega players are dropping fast.

What do you suppose happens when you enough people are convinced to play Alpha since they will lose less?

I used to say we would see 21 yrs of Eve no problem, now I am not so sure.

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Every target in space is capable of combat tho.

Once you undock, you agree to PvP, period.

And gankers def have no control over what price CCP puts out LOL.

Here’s the thing, you only lose stuff if you don’t pay attention.

Ganking isn’t the problem. The problem is most high sec dwellers never learn how to actually use the tools at their disposal.

While parsing my post you seem to have missed the larger picture.

Oh? And that is what?

Your bias is obvious :smiley: As is your misunderstanding of the game you’re playing LOL.

I do a bit of faction warfare, and for the most part all of faction warfare is seeking targets that are incapable of defending themselves.

Occasionally, once in a blue moon I get people that offer fair 1v1 t1 frigate fights, but everyone of those there are a hundred times a pair of worms try to catch my breacher in a plex.

Most of combat in this game is decided before it begins by the maneuvering of ships setting up situations where their side has the advantage. When I am in my barges I play one way, and an ready to GTFO if I see trouble. If I am in a hound, I am sneaking around looking for trouble, but still ready to run if I get spotted by a target that can beat me. All players need to adapt to the environment around them.

As far as mining salt goes, its just a game. One needs to learn not to give out tears, and then those thirsting for teams will move on. It really is as simple as that. I know not everyone behind the screen is an adult, but even my kid knows better than to give out salt when he plays on the Minecraft servers that he likes.

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Ive said it before and Ill say it again

You either want Hilmar to get more money or you think ganking is fine.

Anything else is just garnish.

When one enters FW space [especially new peeps] you have to acknowledge a few signs on the way in. There is a process informing you what you are getting into.

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And so there is with EVE LOL.

You are choosing to play an open world PvP game where you consent to PvP as soon as you undock.

This is literally the game.

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Actually no…that is your speciality. I’ve lost count of the sheer number of times you are already typing a response quite literally within seconds of anyone posting. That shows someone absolutely obsessed…not someone clear and rational.

( Lol…and and just to make my point he’s already typing a response though I only posted this 5 seconds ago )

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Uh.

Who gon tell him?

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Im glad we have two threads full of this ■■■■■■■■ I really am.

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What are you talking about now?

More null stuff?

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Oh I see. You think someone objecting to the same argument occuring in two places is unreasonable
Cool beenz

Can someone explain to me what he is getting out of this?

I really dont get it.

Confusion mostly when you answer it.

We’re his only friends :smiley:

No, I think it is a significant cost - and it is.

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looks cheap to me :roll_eyes:

Agreed.

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Sure, if you are considering time as your cost vector. Then its the majority of the cost.

Otherwise its zero, unless you lose the ship, but apparently ganking is negiligable to a vet.

Then the concept of it being free must really scare them for some reason, because thats what we are talking.

Im not sure why you are saying its a percentage (fraction sorry) of the cost of trading when its in fact zero.