Triglavian Invasion; A Good Short-Sighted Idea with Poor Long-Term Consideration

[Dace_Cad]

@Galaxy_Pig

The idea that people have to be babied until they ~see the light~ of EVE Online is some of the dumbest **** I think I’ve ever heard.

Correct. Babying anyone would be pretty much a waste of time in the case of someone who is uninterested from the start, and a sort of disrespect and a disservice towards that person, the community, and the game in general.

This is why so much dedication was put into the Training Program to ensure that New Capsuleers are subjected to (the majority, or in the least the basics, of) every possible situation and career choice in EVE in a timely manner and with prior knowledge of most of what they are encountering. This is why by the end of the Program either some of my Graduates decided EVE is not really for them, or most of my Graduates hit the ground running and are productive members of the Corps they joined afterwards and formidable opponents you may have already lost your ship to.

But all the above is again off-topic and your comment has been discussed.
To remind us about the Topic:

@Dace_Cad

Closing Points (the above summarized):

• The Triglavian Invasion has been great for Seasoned Capsuleer engagement.
• The Triglavian Invasion has been detrimental to the New Capsuleer experience.
• A hostile first experience does not promote as much new-player retention as an experience which rewards effort in a somewhat less chaotic environment than what the Triglavian Invasion is.
• A healthy increase in New Capsuleers (actual new players) will result in a more beneficial situation to CCP and the current player-base than the short-sighted long-term in-game world changing effects of the Triglavian Invasion.