Hah yeah, don’t disagree there. What TEST had in Eso was great whilst it lasted though.
It was part of the second largest supercap battle in Eve’s history.
I joined INIT last week on returning, which is neither Pandafam nor Imerium.
From everything I’ve seen and heard, INIT very much does want pvp and we’ve been skirmishing with Horde and Frat recently. However Shines and co have made it clear, the coffers are running dry, as things stand, a massive war cannot be funded.
They will deploy hard again if players feel they can reasonably replace those toys. First rule of Eve; don’t fly what you can’t afford to lose. That’s why there are no supercap escalations now, nothing more.
Don’t really disagree, but if null was awash with small alliances, you’re going to get small BRs / wars. Personally it’s the massive fights that keep me hooked. Who wants to pvp in subcaps in small sub 50b BRs? I’m fairly space poor, down to 100b liquid and about the same in assets. Even with low space wealth, whelping subcaps is never going to feel risky or fun, subcaps are just ammo at this point, bland.
That’s why people long for the big BRs/wars. Nothing beats that feeling of cyno’ing with friends in caps, that sense of being in the trenches together putting something of genuine value at risk that could essentially lead to you spending 6 months+ grinding back up. Subcaps will never provide that.
Not to mention, we need a reason to sub dedicated super, titan/dread and fax accounts. All 3 must be on a different account to your subcap main. One of the problems Eve has is, right now, there is no value for money in subbing cap accounts. That’s lost revenue to CCP.