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It can, and does, happen to older characters, usually with bounties, outside of major hub stations. However, if you're in that position, you're also completely responsible for your fate, and would have to downright go AFK after hitting the undock button, because pods warp in less than a second, which is to say under a single server tick, which is to say that they're impossible to lock in time without the assistance of area-of-effect interdiction, which isn't even possible in high-sec.
But hey, if it makes you feel any better, if I ever saw a pod and knew that it belonged to you, I would take a stab at it, because your tears are delicious.
Also good luck even finding me, as I don't play any more, and never will. The only reason I came back this time was to see how 'free' this model was. And I got my answer, not really.
You combat ass hats think your better than indy pilots just because you take a diffrent path. You hurass and gank us, and have retarded sayings like "If you don't have enough isk to rebuy your ship you shouldn't be flying it". When indy ships cost 10 to 20 times more than almost any combat ship. But you wonder why the economy is somewhat stalling.
How can I tell? Well, for one, you have literally just complained about "ganking" in null-sec space, which is absolutely asinine. The fact that you feel entitled to safety even there tells people everything they need to know about you as a player.
If only that were true. Reality, however, shows us that the game has a higher proportion of industrial players than ever, based on the market's levels of resource and product saturation.
Now I think that you're not just a carebear, but are also completely clueless with regard to the game.
The prices of ships reflect the costs of their resource requirements, and the requirements of most industrial ships are very low. It costs less than a million to manufacture a T1 hauler. All of the T1 barges can be had for less than the value of a battlecruiser. And every T1 ship insures really well, which is further helped by the fact that industrial gear is cheap. T2 barges are on par with T2 cruisers, which is reasonable.
Being a carebear, or being incompetent, is sad in itself. But being an incompetent carebear is unspeakably shameful. In your twelve amazing years, you never progressed beyond the capabilities of a three-month-old player who just migrated from mobile Facebook gaming to his first PC experience. That's rare.
Are you an economist? Supply and demand is what rules any economy. With less supply, comes higher demand, and higher prices. 12 years ago most things where a few million isk and the supply was high. Now things are up to a few trillion and the supply is extreamly low. Even CCP has admitted to the Eve economy having troubles.
That is just the mindset one can expect from an EMPIRE GANKER. Yes I had to specify this time because of your retarded assumptions.
And the resources are not being mined as much as they where a while back. Because of the mass leaving of indy players and the rampant hurassment of them with 'Hulkageddon', and 'Hulkageddon Infinum' not to mention 5 two day old accounts that warp in in destroyers to try and EMPIER GANK an orca. And with less raw mats, comes higher prices on the ones that are in circulation and higher cost of everything else.
You call the indy players clueless to what the goings on are, but in fact it is you combat ass hats that are the clueless ones. You hurass, extort, and wardec us to no end just because you want some 'fun'. But in doing that you end up forcing us to leave the game. Not because of 'rage quitting' as some would call it. But because we are just trying to have fun in Eve (just like you) and get that ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ instead. And there is only so much ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ any one can take before there is no fun in the game any more.
CCP has made the Hulk into a 10billion isk piece of scrap metal, permant bounties and rewards for empire ganking any exumer or ICS (Industrial Command Ship A.K.A. the Orca) by Helicity Bosin (I might have spelled his/her name wrong) and the Goon Swarm. And you combat ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ are blind to it all. Yet Eve keeps losing industrial players.
The thing is that there are a lot more of those (the smaller ones), than the bigger ones like you have.
No, you alluded to ganking in null-sec being a problem. Your words, literally:
"Yeah and watch how fast you get ganked. Weather in empire or especially in null, ganking is an every day occurance."
Ganking, especially in null. Your words, not mine.
Actually, yes, I am an economist. I have a finance degree, and work in the field.
And your claim that the level of supply affects the level of demand is misguided at best. This only applies in very rare cases to very specific types of products (known as Giffen goods[en.wikipedia.org]). There's almost nothing in EVE that can satisfy the criteria for this kind of macroeconomic relationship. I can't think of even one off the top of my head. Normally, supply and demand are independent of each other, and change as a function of cost (or other extraneous factors) only.
What item in the game costs a few trillion ISK? Only a keepstar is in that range, and it's the largest structure in the game, intended for the biggest, wealthiest alliances.
You need to make examples of these "most things" you're talking about. Name some items.
Source?
That's great.
I do industry too. I'm just not terrible at it, unlike you.
The ones who leave get replaced by new ones at ever-greater rates.
That's why minerals are the cheapest they've ever been, despite massive ISK inflation because of bigger mission payouts and incursions. There's a massive glut of everything: minerals, ISK, loot, loyalty points, everything.
Basically, you're spouting all of this ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ out of sheer ignorance, because you don't even know how the game's economy looks like right now. In fact, I think you never did. I think your entire time in this game was spent mining the same rock, filling the same undervalued buy order for your ore, and watching Netflix.
No, I'm calling you clueless.
The game is open-ended. How you have your fun is not my concern, nor should it be. If you don't like it, you don't have to play it. That's the very nature of the society we live in. The game won't be any worse without you present. Other people will pick up the economic opportunities you left behind.
A Hulk is 230 million ISK.
Nah, it's just losing morons.
I see no problem there. You feel entitled to safety without having to work for it, and that's not what EVE is about.
If you can affect people's gameplay through your play style by messing with the market, then other people should be able to affect yours through their own means.
Well it is a problem there as well. But null also has it own 'ruleset' that being "If you ain't blue, your dead". But I am going out on a limb to assume you know what I ment with that.
And because the only things sold by NPCs are; Skill Books, BPOs, BPCs, and basic ships (the ones allowed by the Alpha Clone I might add). How does it not apply? As everything else is put on markets by players.
Also I will admit I am most likely out of date on the market(s) prices, but then again as I said. The 'Alpha Clone' status will not let me use any of my ships. My character is Galente, by mission running for Amarr, I have become an enemy to the Galente state. That is I can not enter Galente territory without being shot on site by gates, patrolls, and other security forces.
A PLEX. They may not be 1trillion in Jita. But I didn't log out in a hub or near one so I can't check the competive prices.
Mining out full belts in under 2 hours, and perfect ice mining cycle time is "terrible" now is it?
Not to mention when the exumers first came out being one of the first people able to fly a Hulk in the game.
And building from scrach my own Providence. That includes mining every single mat needed for it, then putting the parts togeather using bought BPs, then the final build itself.
Well who would have thought.
Now that just makes me laugh. And it shows how little you know.
Either way the last time I really played Eve was 2 years ago. I only logged in one time lately to see what this 'Alpha Clone' was about. If you honestly think I care about any of this now, then your wrong. If you want find my character in game (or look me up) be my guest. Just add me on steam and I will tell you her name. But I still don't care. I have moved on, as all my old industrial friends have as well.
Fly safe. O7
You built your own Providence? That's the qualification you're using to build an argument around your own authority? Give me a break.
I hope at the very least you'll do me the honor of changing your profile pic to a rage comic meme, and posting this entire thing on Reddit or something. You got me good, scro.
Edit: Just an FYI mining the mins meens mining all this;
Tritanium 91,701,125
Pyerite 12,576,501
Mexallon 4,695,086
Isogen 686,668
Nocxium 202,911
Zydrine 31,760
Megacyte 11,648