If you were cautious, you would not have used a noob ship. A kill is a kill. And since Eve is mostly a game of statistics, that is all that counts for some. Or just the giggles. All valid reasons.
Except it may be your misconception that there has to be a reason this has happened. It has not. It was monday and someone felt like it. You gave opportunity. You could have avoided to give opportunity. You can avoid next time to give opportunity.
No need to start lenghty forum threads for morality after a ship loss. A discussion of game mechanics to resolve this would have been an acceptable thing, but with your first post you directly jumped into morality instead of mechanics.
A noob will not have expensive implants. So the problem will not arise. And if you are an experienced player with expensive implants you would know which ships to use to survive and not sit in a corvette.
Finally while it is possible that a noob flies with a corvette to Jita and gets shot, then something was learned and not much lost. A noob ship replaces without cost. And it even is only a low fraction of noobs who would even end up in this situation as most starter systems are not near Jita, but close to other trade hubs.
So in the end you are no noob anymore, but chose to do something without thinking and you got bitten. Then you started thinking afterwards and came to the wrong conclusions to justify your rant by citing possibily affected noobs as an excuse to ask for a mechanics change of the whole game.
Except noobs are not affected and the fault has been with you. The noobs even learn it in the tutorial how to lose a corvette and how to replace it. I told you already above that you might need to do the tutorial to learn of the ways of the noobs. In this regard i suppose they have an advantage over your knowledge of the game.
Losing the noob ship wasnāt important to me. I just wanted to scout the area. By the way, I found the med bay. I forgot where it was because I havenāt played for a long time. So, itās very naive of you to think that I was upset about losing a ship that wasnāt worth anything. Iāll add that my altās pod was also killed. So, there was a real danger of losing the implants.You again advise me not to start a topic about morality. Refrain from giving advice to people whose goals you do not know. I have several goals. First, I really believe that this game is immoral, and I am interested in knowing why. Second, I am answering in English, although it is not my native language. This way I practice, since I may need it in the future. Thirdly, I am studying your community because I am curious to find out your intellectual level. And also your moral level, as you may have noticed. But I am already tired of this topic, because I really have not met interesting interlocutors. I think I will not answer anymore, or only to messages that really interest me.
Right, thanks for nothing. My fault for wasting my lifetime in this thread. I was not worthy to take part in this discussion above my intellectual level. Sorry again!
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The developers are inconsistent. They should have added that the game encourages conflicts between players that arise on the basis of betrayal. And they should have allowed insults, since this is inevitable against the background of betrayal. For some reason, some immoral actions are prohibited, while others, no less serious, are allowed. Thatās all I wanted to know about this game.