Zaera knows why
CCP not fixing the bot problem ( also know as the fratbot problem )
Iām sorry, I had just woken and the first thing on my mind is that I owe Princess 25 billion isk if I donāt pop some silly container out in space.
/we are sure@Uriel wonāt mind if the payment goes to @Aiko as it is anchored inside her domain.
Of course if you fail to follow through with your own given word it will be a perfect opportunity and reason to remind everyone that your word is proven to be worthless and that you lack morals, every occasion your name pops up anywhere. Reputation follows you around in EVE.
As well as the aforementioned blocking on the forums, along with in-game, and I can consider proactively doing that as well, seems to work well based on Aikoās case of the same.
Iām sure you wonāt mind that.
I think ganking should be done away with and replaced by a Limited War Dec Timer.
A single player would pay 50 million for two weeks of ganking.
A corporation would pay 75 million per month that would allow unlimited players to gank.
An alliance would pay 250 million per month that would allow unlimited players to gank.
Or Perhaps CCP could introduce Ganking Tokens that could be purchased in the shop only. $10.00 per 250 takens that can be traded but not sold on the market.
The advantage of the Gank Token would be an increase in the amount of time Concord responds.
The other advantage is CCP makes more money to continue to provide Eve Online during a time of great uncertainty in the real world.
Mother of god I think you figured out how to kill the game
Wardeccing muppets like yourself , should be free.
Not really, constant ganking by gankers in High Sec who use ISK to pay their way through the game from ganking, doesnāt put money back into the game, except those who were ganked might have to feed the machine some coins to recovery their losses, where is the economic equality? Gankers cost CCP money by buying in-game items with ISK earned from ganking while the ganked may or may not put real money into the machine.
What I am getting at is gankers need to start paying into their ganks with real money. CCP makes real money and probably a lot with Ganker Tokens while those who are ganked, may or may not pay real money into the game to recover their loses. The scales of monetary equality are thus balanced and some players might even stay after being ganked if they know that the gankers had to put real money into their ganks like the haulers put real money into their ships.
the old school players enjoyed the game and lived to excel at it, now its a collection of newer players who dont know anything but the allliance and the corp an allies they play with. no big fights, no i wanna take a system just to poke the bear. lets just agree the eve player base has changed more than the game has.
and Iāll even through in a
for you! I canāt bust his butt anymore than that since he already admitted to being ārisk adverseā.
We had no choice.
I still want a āSoap Boxā emoji. So when I start to post BS, everyone will know itā¦
āIā think itās between one of two reasons. Either the whales or entitled new players. Again, just me. Anywayā¦
The game used to be a nitch game for apparently hard core gamers. The demographic base used to be a bragging point for CCP when I joined. According to the tests, Iām supposed to be smart. I found out there are much smarter players than I. Challange accepted. But trying to go mainstream with a game that was built for nitch play?
I donāt know and no one else can figure out a solution either on how to make it fair, even if I donāt think thatās necessarily a good idea either. So thatās my theory as to why EVE is dying. Thay canāt seem to find a balance between a mainstream game the absolutely brutal game that it used to be. Mehā¦
Iām on a rollā¦
Add to that the driving out of small corps. Say want you want but I donāt see any viable small corp trying to set up any kinda base operations?
Someone gets it.
Itās quite apparent that you didnāt.
It was only a few years ago that Absolute Order was just 4 people. Now it has several thousand members and regularly 300-400 in corp chat. Of courseā¦most small corps fail, but that is to be expected. The determined ones surviveā¦often by assimilation. That is EVE.
Safe to assume they already know it.
Thanks for being there.
According the the mirror on the wall, Zaera is the smartest of them all.
Iceacid is such a liar.
Chad likes whatever Zaera tells him to
incoherent lore/ inadequate lore progression.
EVE online lore has the potential to be more engaging than many best-selling science-fiction novels, am not even getting into player-stories.
It has the potential such that non-eve players will play eve to be part of this engaging science-fiction lore first hand instead of experiencing it as a third-person as in a movie/novel. In the past graphics was a customer acquisition pull, now its time for the in-game lore created by the devs to be the pull which brings in new customers and raises revenue for the IP.
CCP already makes op trailers, whats stopping them from expanding the lore weekly/monthly in a coherent & engaging manner?
what do you say? @CCP_Swift
Noā¦I think quite the reverse is the case. There is already way too much lore in this alleged āsandboxā. People need something that differentiates EVE from something like Homeworld. And in any good sandbox MMO that ought to be the ability to create their own storyline and histories.
Instead we have a āsandboxā that is micro-managed to the nth degree.
The sole purpose of PvE should be as practice and incentivisation for PvPā¦not as a means to its own end. Iāve encountered a lot of people in chat saying that even level IV missions are boringā¦which doesnāt surprise me as scripted stuff always has limited scope and seldom has that variability and unpredictability that comes from humans.
And if EVE is dying, that is why. People are boredā¦and all CCP ever do is add more boring ācontentā whilst eliminating yet more PvP opportunities because of the bored carebears. What EVE really needs is less safety, more carnage, and more opportunity for people to ādo their own thingā as the advert says.
Make EVE great again.