Hands of Justice
What we have played => EVE Online => Topic started by: Mangala on May 23, 2010, 07:54:54 AM
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Jesus fucking christ.
Silliest stupid bint to ever grace CSM or EVE (its like her 3rd go at CSM...):
http://www.eveonline.com/ingameboard.asp?a=topic&threadID=1305175&page=9#255
They can petition some GMs and explain before the court why they killed some innocents and pay reparations to the victims. Otherwise they can rot in lowsec where murderous vermin belongs. I think it's time for some real CONSEQUENCE for criminal behaviour. Jailtime, statloss, no insurance, whatever it takes to stomp out this antisocial behaviour. They can do what they want in 0.0, but don't expect us to pay for their bull in Empire space!
Originally by: Ankhesentapemkah
People that use a game to get their enjoyment by frustrating other people definately are antisocial psychopatic virgins
Originally by: Ankhesentapemkah
None of all that, instead most pod pilots are the filth of society, irrational, immoral and/or unstable infantile ******s that just want their next dose of short-term satisfaction on the expense of everyone else.
Originally by: Ankhesentapemkah
Highsec is supposed to be safeR than lowsec. It is not.
Originally by: Ankhesentapemkah
That's why I never return fire even if I lose another ship to it. Hurting other people is immoral.
Originally by: Ankhesentapemkah
I grind to pay for my stuff in Eve, just as I work in real life to purchase the stuff I want. Eve isn't just a game, it requires hard work, which isn't fun to do all the time. Actually, is Eve a game at all?
Originally by: Ankhesentapemkah
I just feel disappointed that the killer is capable of doing such a thing. I'll never understand that. Surely people have some kind of concience, and some empathy and compassion towards other people? Maybe they just forget that there's a real person behind those ships. Maybe they don't care. Maybe they're ruthless psychopatich sadists.
And some really juicy ones!
Originally by: Ankhesentapemkah
I don't have any corpmates, I play this game all by myself. I guess I'm the typical player that sees Eve as a singleplayer game with a nice integrated chat (and I hardly even use that thing). Well it's nice that all these other players are there so I can buy stuff I don't feel like grinding myself, and sell all my trash to which I don't need.
Originally by: Ankhesentapemkah
To me, 'watch digits on screen grow bigger' is exactly what Eve is to me.
Originally by: Ankhesentapemkah
Also, you can get more without making another player have less. Of course this method is far superior to the apparant parasiting you suggest.
Originally by: Ankhesentapemkah
Of course, but how could someone else's suffering be fun? I'd say that people that enjoy that should be locked away in a mental institution for starters...
Originally by: Ankhesentapemkah
If there are people that need to be treated, it are those griefers, that should be locked away and rehabilitated into friendly productive members of society, instead of running around griefing people left and right because it makes their twisted minds feel aroused.
Originally by: Ankhesentapemkah
The only whiners are you criminals, who stubbornly refuse to accept the fact that law enforcement isn't *****ing down hard enough on you, and that it is a logical, realistic and proportional response when Concord and the insurance companies take drastic steps to stop you parasiting scum.
Originally by: Ankhesentapemkah
I must admit I am very fond of Ultima Online's justice system, where murderers could lose 20% of their stats and skills, and criminals tossed in jail for several hours or days. There are even games, where PK characters are deleted if they are caught within a certain time after the crime. Now that is consequence. If you destroyed someone's hulk, setting him back 15 hours, then you shouldn't get off the hook by whacking rats for an hour. Now as I said I don't see it practical to implement an UO-style system into EVE, but things should be brought more into balance, and there should be more long-term consequence to crime.
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Actually, is Eve a game at all?
Is what it all boils down to really. if she didnt have that attitude, then all the others wouldnt be that much a bother too
But in general she is rightish... I do think game mechanisms should allow players to fight back against gankers etc. more. She just goes at it all wrong...
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Actually, is Eve a game at all?
Is what it all boils down to really. if she didnt have that attitude, then all the others wouldnt be that much a bother too
But in general she is rightish... I do think game mechanisms should allow players to fight back against gankers etc. more. She just goes at it all wrong...
Sure.
But her tone is weird.
There is imo a bit to low penalty for attacking people in high-sec but meh. Honestly don't think it is that big of a problem.
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Well she pays her sub like everyone else and so is entitled to an opinion. I used to feel the same when I started playing Eve - now I just roll with it. My main question is who voted for her and does she have a mandate or does her name start with 'A' and the Eve player-base are as bad as she believes? She shows a healthy disdain, even hatred, of those who voted her in which is admirable in these days of populism and fawning appeal to the mob element (cf. the CONDEM coalition).
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My summary:
She found the game in a particular state. Then she became emotionally invested. Now she doesnt like the games state in the light of her new emotional vulnerability. Therefore, she believes the game should change to suit the concerns around said vulnerability.
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Simpler version...
She is Alice and she's fallen down the rabbit hole. The line btwn reality and fiction has moved to much the wrong way for her.
or in laymans terms
the stupid cow has forgotten its a game. ::)
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OMG!!!
She's Dutch! :'(
What a bloody disgrace :(
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Shes not CSM anymore;
Today Eva "Ankhesentapemkah" Jobse was removed from the Council of Stellar Management due to a breach of the non-disclosure agreement (NDA). We are deeply saddened but feel that it was the only possible solution in order to protect the integrity of the Council of Stellar Management. As this is a matter regarding confidential data we do consider this to be a private issue between Eva and CCP, therefore we are unable to comment further.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_yPvdSZYlk
That's her! ;D