EPTSeriously how many of us in hatchery actually play eve anymore and how many of us just sit back and carebear
People still play eve? I'm just waiting for gw2
Actually RvB has been fun enough to pass the time after being bored to death in null.
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Esoterikk
Canada1256 Posts
People still play eve? I'm just waiting for gw2 Actually RvB has been fun enough to pass the time after being bored to death in null. | ||
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Johnny Business
Sweden1251 Posts
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DiracMonopole
United States1555 Posts
On July 17 2012 10:51 Duskbane wrote: The drones eventually cycle down their MWDs once they reach the target, so the tracking is only fucked over for a short time. Not if the frig has a prop mod on, since the drones keep pulsing their mwd then | ||
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Impervious
Canada4172 Posts
I land on the Eygfe gate in Aldrat, and there is an interceptor and a thrasher on gate. I jump through and am met with the exact same combo on the other side of the gate. I start burning hard away from the gate in a "come at me bro" fashion, and they follow. The first inty, the malediction, points me and starts trying to orbit me at range. By the time he realizes that it was a bad idea and tries to get out of my point range, his buddies are like 70-80k away from me. I start burning at him to make sure I get him, and I do. http://teamliquid.killmail.org/?a=kill_detail&kll_id=14026312 Now the 2nd inty has caught up with me. He's got a neut on him. Wtf? Also, unlike his predecessor, he decides to orbit me as close as he can. At that close, I can't hit him properly, so I keep changing my align to screw up his orbits, and start landing some decent hits on him. Since I can't keep both my mwd and my point on without totally screwing my cap, I decide to shut off my point temporarily, and in this period of time, he warps off. The two thrashers have about 20k distance between eachother, so I go after the closest one. I finally have to start using some of my cap boosters to withstand it's dps (I use 5 of my boosters here), but he pops quickly. http://teamliquid.killmail.org/?a=kill_detail&kll_id=14026310 At this point, I notice that the other thrasher, who is all alone at this point, can lock me up outside of my own lock range. Instantly, I know that since he's got a mwd, and likely a point, plus a sebo to be able to lock at that range, he must have next to no tank, so my 5 remaining cap boosters will easily allow me to tank him while I kill him. I'm basically out of ammo in my guns though, so I click "reload" while heading close enough to get a point on him. I get the point, but then realize that I can't use my shield booster. I fucking clicked "reload all". -_- http://teamliquid.killmail.org/?a=kill_detail&kll_id=14026309 If I did a few things better, I could have killed all 4 of them. I made some mistakes, and I know exactly what I can do next time to not fuck up like I did. This is my first real nano-style fighting experience in eve where I wasn't in a rifter, and, holy shit was this fight a lot of fun. | ||
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Big Monkey
United Kingdom473 Posts
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Zavior
Finland753 Posts
On July 17 2012 09:54 Salivanth wrote: Wow. Are there any other skills in EVE where training it makes your character objectively WORSE than it would be if you didn't train anything at all? I always figured that the worst skills in EVE were just ones you would never use, making them cost SP for 0 return. Never thought you could get a negative return from training a skill. You could argue that the afterburner duration increase is bad if you fly dual props a lot. Also lol fw isk, many a titan has been funded from there. Even before the changes you could easily rack millions of LP daily... and there were times when the LP/isk was over 4k.. Well, at least for caldari militia it was, would not be surpised if others had similar or even better ratios | ||
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Esoterikk
Canada1256 Posts
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Mysticus
298 Posts
On July 17 2012 07:48 Firebolt145 wrote: join us then, karah ueber skibat and i play rather often I usually play at night EST (8pm-whenever) guys can add me on Steam: http://steamcommunity.com/id/myst1cus | ||
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tooDARKpark
United States149 Posts
On July 17 2012 07:17 Johnny Business wrote: I play Day z. I too play DayZ. Come to US74 and have Molden Heath justice served 7.62mm at a time! | ||
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Johnny Business
Sweden1251 Posts
On July 18 2012 06:49 tooDARKpark wrote: I too play DayZ. Come to US74 and have Molden Heath justice served 7.62mm at a time! We already raided your tent camp dirty gunpointeers! | ||
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Pufftrees
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Mandini
United States1717 Posts
Again, fitting more nanos to your ship = lesser risks. Doesn't really matter what ship it is on. As long it have tons of nano modules on the ship then it will be much easier to control range and not die that fast. -NightmareX And the thread is still going strong, wtf | ||
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Russian Federation3631 Posts
worst part is that the ship he was referencing had no nano mods on it... | ||
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Body_Shield
Canada3368 Posts
+ Show Spoiler [Mandini's reaction to the events] + ![[image loading]](http://i692.photobucket.com/albums/vv286/Body_Shield/aSjUf.gif) ![[image loading]](http://i692.photobucket.com/albums/vv286/Body_Shield/vMJ8z.gif) | ||
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Salivanth
Australia1071 Posts
A) So many people would start doing it that LP prices would go down as supply increases. As LP prices go down, it becomes less ridiculously profitable, until it reaches an equilibrium. B) Unless someone is extremely rich, they won't buy LP and will just farm the LP themselves. LP prices go down as demand increases, until the opportunity cost of farming LP becomes high enough that people start buying it again, and it reaches an equilibrium. Am I missing something here? Is FW something that most people don't know about? If it's well-known, super-profitable, and super-easy, it seems to go counter to common-sense economics that it will stay that way, but I'm 99.9% sure FW is nothing new, unless they changed something. | ||
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419
Russian Federation3631 Posts
as the west & grey incident demonstrates, this is a really flawed assumption | ||
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Salivanth
Australia1071 Posts
Still, that means a strong ISK fountain for anyone with the knowledge and motivation to go after it, so I'm not complaining. | ||
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pahndah
1193 Posts
On July 18 2012 12:52 419 wrote: you are expecting that eve players are rational actors as the west & grey incident demonstrates, this is a really flawed assumption You have it backwards. Actually the west and grey incident supports the idea that Eve players are rational people, albeit the mass majority are uninformed. They saw the faction item they wanted on page one/didn't bother changing settings from default/ didn't bother checking the 2nd page, and bought the cheapest item. Seems like act of rationality to me. | ||
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Russian Federation3631 Posts
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KwarK
United States41961 Posts
On July 18 2012 12:34 Salivanth wrote: How is FW both extremely profitable and extremely easy? I would think that, especially in a game like EVE, if you could make craploads of money doing something anyone could do, one of two things would happen: A) So many people would start doing it that LP prices would go down as supply increases. As LP prices go down, it becomes less ridiculously profitable, until it reaches an equilibrium. B) Unless someone is extremely rich, they won't buy LP and will just farm the LP themselves. LP prices go down as demand increases, until the opportunity cost of farming LP becomes high enough that people start buying it again, and it reaches an equilibrium. Am I missing something here? Is FW something that most people don't know about? If it's well-known, super-profitable, and super-easy, it seems to go counter to common-sense economics that it will stay that way, but I'm 99.9% sure FW is nothing new, unless they changed something. All eve players assume that they have nothing to learn and that they're doing it right in all contexts. The lack of a 1v1 matchmaking system and rankings means that they have no real feedback regarding how well they're doing. This is why discussing eve with anyone not in the hatchery is frustrating, they're so uninformed that they don't even have the ground knowledge to understand how clueless they are. The sandbox lets everyone do what they like without handing out gold stars or slaps, the strange kid sitting in the corner eating the sand doesn't know that you're meant to make castles with it. | ||
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