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EXCUTIONR BRUTAL
DUST University Ivy League
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Posted - 2013.10.26 00:23:00 -
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I don't care about all the math about this the tread has sidetracked into.
I paid REAL CASH that I went to a job and sweated to earn.
I was sold a product That was sold to me under the understanding that it was permanent and cost free after initial purchase. So if it's altered where I need to spent Isk, that's a breach of the sellers contract with me. So CCP alter my BPOs or heaven forbid remove them And I'll be the first name on the aforementioned class action lawsuit. I only bought your packs for bpo, so no, the only buyback program I'll support is 100% cash back in USD +30% in interest cause I'm thinking of it as a loan to CCP if thats the case. NO isk No Aurum, I paid real money, real money back to buy a different game.
So leave My BPOs alone. |
Maken Tosch
DUST University Ivy League
4743
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Posted - 2013.10.26 01:52:00 -
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@Borne
Dude, seriously just let it go already. As other people said, this thread has side tracked enough. Back to the topic at hand. A lot of us here, especially after the recent public vote, seem to want the ability to freely trade the BPOs without restrictions. |
Borne Velvalor
Endless Hatred
802
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Posted - 2013.10.26 03:31:00 -
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Maken Tosch wrote:@Borne
Dude, seriously just let it go already. As other people said, this thread has side tracked enough. Back to the topic at hand. A lot of us here, especially after the recent public vote, seem to want the ability to freely trade the BPOs without restrictions.
Sorry about that. I get a little bit enthusiastic about this kind of stuff; no malice intended.
Yes, I agree that BPO trading would ideally be free. |
medomai grey
WarRavens League of Infamy
287
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Posted - 2013.10.26 03:45:00 -
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OZAROW wrote:Sunara Detra wrote:OZAROW wrote:Sunara Detra wrote:Ok whats a BPO? Blue print original. ahhh ok thank you If we're able to sell look me up, I have 8 scouts, 8 toxins, 3 cars, 2 assault suits an rifles I call dibs on a car. :P
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Evicer
THE HECATONCHIRES
28
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Posted - 2013.10.26 05:40:00 -
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Im thinking its a good thing right now that SCEA sends me an email when I add money to my PSN wallet then lets me know the content I bought.....
I got this other one from CCP that tells me about there Merc pack with a Permanent Dropsuit and Weapon.
In CCP's defense is doesn't say anything about gifting/selling there digital content in the future to third parties though.
The Argument about opening the player market and that BPO"S affect this is ridiculous .I know there are plenty of you that have Officer weps that you dont intend to use.Those are the items which youll be able to sell.As A person that bought Many merc packs I understood that I was buying duplicates but they gave us boosters and AUR and consumables. Which I have plenty of those left as well .This stupid crap Im reading about how many matches It akes to earn this much ISK is for lack of a better phrase absolute Fk8ing stupidity.Bpo's and the ISk they could potentially generate is pennies to what EVE players can make.SO this whole unbalancing the market argument is absolutely assuniying when a EVE player makes WAY more money than your Dust character.
If we are talking about Full integration of the market than we are also talking about Transfering funds.289 matches? How long is that in game time?How much money could an EVE player generate in that same amount of time?You think there is too much money in DUST? That a Dust merc having a hundred million ISk In a pvp setting is a game/market breaker? LOL thats funny,thats absolutely hilarious that really is....
I can buy a PLEX in EVE and get 580 million in a couple clicks......that cost me 20 USD
I have yet to make a character with one Dragonfly merc pack that has a massed that amount of ISK, and my bet is that no one has and it has never happened.
Just because you can use a calculator, doesn't mean you're smart. |
Borne Velvalor
Endless Hatred
802
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Posted - 2013.10.26 06:12:00 -
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Evicer wrote: Im thinking its a good thing right now that SCEA sends me an email when I add money to my PSN wallet then lets me know the content I bought.....
I got this other one from CCP that tells me about there Merc pack with a Permanent Dropsuit and Weapon.
In CCP's defense is doesn't say anything about gifting/selling there digital content in the future to third parties though.
The Argument about opening the player market and that BPO"S affect this is ridiculous .I know there are plenty of you that have Officer weps that you dont intend to use.Those are the items which youll be able to sell.As A person that bought Many merc packs I understood that I was buying duplicates but they gave us boosters and AUR and consumables. Which I have plenty of those left as well .This stupid crap Im reading about how many matches It akes to earn this much ISK is for lack of a better phrase absolute Fk8ing stupidity.Bpo's and the ISk they could potentially generate is pennies to what EVE players can make.SO this whole unbalancing the market argument is absolutely assuniying when a EVE player makes WAY more money than your Dust character.
If we are talking about Full integration of the market than we are also talking about Transfering funds.289 matches? How long is that in game time?How much money could an EVE player generate in that same amount of time?You think there is too much money in DUST? That a Dust merc having a hundred million ISk In a pvp setting is a game/market breaker? LOL thats funny,thats absolutely hilarious that really is....
I can buy a PLEX in EVE and get 580 million in a couple clicks......that cost me 20 USD
I have yet to make a character with one Dragonfly merc pack that has a massed that amount of ISK, and my bet is that no one has and it has never happened.
Just because you can use a calculator, doesn't mean you're smart.
I did a lot of math, but my point was that BPOs aren't such enormous ISK farms like people say, especially when you start paying ISK for them, since that cuts into your savings. Exactly what your last few lines say; you haven't amassed some huge fortune from using BPOs. Even if you buy BPOs currently with real money, you might be making 25-30% more ISK per match than other players. This is, apparently, game breaking, when it's fine to have people walking around that payed for 100% more SP. It's a non-issue, even if players transfer BPOs around without losses due to resale. STD gear is already pretty cheap.
Anyone that wants to make real ISK will want to play PC, at which point BPOs aren't going to cut it. I honestly couldn't care less if someone kills me with BPOs and used that to fund a couple extra Proto suits a dozen matches later. There are way bigger problems. |
Flyingconejo
KILL-EM-QUICK RISE of LEGION
306
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Posted - 2013.10.26 11:35:00 -
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If BPOs are so bad and game breaking, why are they still being sold in the Veteran and Elite packs?
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Maken Tosch
DUST University Ivy League
4751
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Posted - 2013.10.26 15:38:00 -
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Flyingconejo wrote:If BPOs are so bad and game breaking, why are they still being sold in the Veteran and Elite packs?
You need to read some more. Those BPOs in the veteran and elite packs will get phased out soon. Get them while you still can. |
Salt Dog 76
Red Star. EoN.
56
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Posted - 2013.10.26 17:49:00 -
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I like many others has spent upwards of 400 US dollars (or 200 yen :) buying merc packs, Veteran, Elite, so on and so on with BPO'S, and have multiple copies of just about everything on multiple characters.
So if CCP gets rid of BPO's thats all fine and dandy. (hardly ever use anymore.) But what are we players who have multiple copies of Covenent, Dren, militia gear, dropsuits and so on and so on of BPO's, that we bought with Real Money going to be able to do with these items if they are locked onto a character. ???
Will we be able to sell them back to the market (eventually LOL) for ISK or for AUR if we cannot trade them to other players.?? This would be awesome BTW because it would be cool to trade them to another character for isk or Aur or to give to another one of our own new characters to use. Right now i use like none of my BPO's or very rarely but i have other characters that could use them.
If you need to remove BPO's from the game go for it, but we need to be reimbursed for thier worth in AUR or Isk if we choose.
If not they still need to be given Aur or Isk amount for Value so we can sell them back to the market for Aur or Isk. (We bought these items with real money we need to be reimbursed some how.) |
Maken Tosch
DUST University Ivy League
4751
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Posted - 2013.10.26 21:19:00 -
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Salt Dog 76 wrote:If not they still need to be given Aur or Isk amount for Value so we can sell them back to the market for Aur or Isk. (We bought these items with real money we need to be reimbursed some how.)
I can confirm one thing based on historical account. CCP will not reimburse BPO owners with AURUM. Given what happened with the price hike during the transition from closed beta to open beta and the fact that many players like you bought a whole stockpile of BPOs for resale, any AUR reimbursement will result in a massive AUR spike in the market where millions of extra AUR will appear without any cash input to CCP. This will be the equivalent of writing a free check to every closed-beta player in the game who stockpiled on this stuff.
So reimbursements are out of the question.
And since CCP confirmed they are not going to remove them from our hangars since we spent money on them, that leaves only two options.
Option 1 = Keep them as is and allow them to be freely traded. Option 2 = Keep them as is but lock them to the buyer.
Notice I left out a third option which is to require material input. Making a material-required BPO will mean that CCP needs to introduce industry to the Dust players directly instead of allowing Eve players to handle the production side of things. This is where it gets complicated if CCP was not prepared for this. |
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General John Ripper
MoIden Heath PoIice Department EoN.
3924
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Posted - 2013.10.26 21:58:00 -
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please don't |
Evicer
THE HECATONCHIRES
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Posted - 2013.10.27 03:23:00 -
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Borne Velvalor wrote:Evicer wrote: Im thinking its a good thing right now that SCEA sends me an email when I add money to my PSN wallet then lets me know the content I bought.....
I got this other one from CCP that tells me about there Merc pack with a Permanent Dropsuit and Weapon.
In CCP's defense is doesn't say anything about gifting/selling there digital content in the future to third parties though.
The Argument about opening the player market and that BPO"S affect this is ridiculous .I know there are plenty of you that have Officer weps that you dont intend to use.Those are the items which youll be able to sell.As A person that bought Many merc packs I understood that I was buying duplicates but they gave us boosters and AUR and consumables. Which I have plenty of those left as well .This stupid crap Im reading about how many matches It akes to earn this much ISK is for lack of a better phrase absolute Fk8ing stupidity.Bpo's and the ISk they could potentially generate is pennies to what EVE players can make.SO this whole unbalancing the market argument is absolutely assuniying when a EVE player makes WAY more money than your Dust character.
If we are talking about Full integration of the market than we are also talking about Transfering funds.289 matches? How long is that in game time?How much money could an EVE player generate in that same amount of time?You think there is too much money in DUST? That a Dust merc having a hundred million ISk In a pvp setting is a game/market breaker? LOL thats funny,thats absolutely hilarious that really is....
I can buy a PLEX in EVE and get 580 million in a couple clicks......that cost me 20 USD
I have yet to make a character with one Dragonfly merc pack that has a massed that amount of ISK, and my bet is that no one has and it has never happened.
Just because you can use a calculator, doesn't mean you're smart. I did a lot of math, but my point was that BPOs aren't such enormous ISK farms like people say, especially when you start paying ISK for them, since that cuts into your savings. Exactly what your last few lines say; you haven't amassed some huge fortune from using BPOs. Even if you buy BPOs currently with real money, you might be making 25-30% more ISK per match than other players. This is, apparently, game breaking, when it's fine to have people walking around that payed for 100% more SP. It's a non-issue, even if players transfer BPOs around without losses due to resale. STD gear is already pretty cheap. Anyone that wants to make real ISK will want to play PC, at which point BPOs aren't going to cut it. I honestly couldn't care less if someone kills me with BPOs and used that to fund a couple extra Proto suits a dozen matches later. There are way bigger problems. I agree, but some people out there say that people with BPO's can farm.Which I think is nonsense. |
IceStormers
Forsaken Immortals Top Men.
53
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Posted - 2013.10.27 14:32:00 -
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i think the player market bpo's should be bound to account
the bought bpo from packs should either be player tradable or we should be able to swap them for the racial variant you want when you buy a pack
i.e if i buy 2 merc packs i dont want 2 lots of bpo i would like to buy 2 merc packs and swap the AR bpo for another Rifle bpo
i dont have an issue with low level bpo's staying in the game but dont want anything higher, anything which costs a doesn't amount of isk to field should not have a bpo version
would rather not see those who bought a silly number of bpo during beta for the reason to sell them on for massive isk, however i understand at the same time those people bought Aurum for that reason, it was risk so a level of reimbursement should be done but not at current prices |
Necandi Brasil
DUST BRASIL S.A Covert Intervention
411
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Posted - 2013.10.27 17:24:00 -
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Why the hell you offered us BPOS in the first place? CCP , you must be blindly lost, get a grip and stop playing with your consumer playerbase. Btw, thats what happens when there isnt a plan laid out to make a game.
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Sprog Intaki
Ostrakon Agency Gallente Federation
2
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Posted - 2013.10.27 18:43:00 -
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Master Jaraiya wrote:If BPOs are currently not functioning as intended, what is the intended function of BPOs.
I also saw a post in which a CCP representative stated they were considering not allowing the trade/sale of BPOs on the player controlled market.
Not allowing the trade of BPOs is a very bad Idea.
There should never be Items purchased by some, but not available to all. This rallies against the Free to Play model. It sends a very bad message to new players, and disproportionately rewards veteran players with the unrestricted ability to earn ISK which they mostly do not need anyway.
Most veteran players are in PC, where they make millions of ISK per match. Those corporations which own districts also make millions perhaps billions of ISK by the sale of clones. Then they are able to turn around and play Pub matches using full BPO fittings and risk absolutely no loss.
The players that could benefit the most from BPOs - the new players - will then only further fatten the wallets of the veteran players, while at the same time depleting their own because they would always be forced to risk something to play.
In a game where risk vs reward is supposed to be the driving factor, not allowing the trade of BPOs after removing the ability to otherwise obtain them completely destroys this philosophy.
I really hope they add a contract system then.
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Maken Tosch
DUST University Ivy League
4755
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Posted - 2013.10.27 20:19:00 -
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Master Jaraiya wrote:If BPOs are currently not functioning as intended, what is the intended function of BPOs.
I also saw a post in which a CCP representative stated they were considering not allowing the trade/sale of BPOs on the player controlled market.
Not allowing the trade of BPOs is a very bad Idea.
There should never be Items purchased by some, but not available to all. This rallies against the Free to Play model. It sends a very bad message to new players, and disproportionately rewards veteran players with the unrestricted ability to earn ISK which they mostly do not need anyway.
Most veteran players are in PC, where they make millions of ISK per match. Those corporations which own districts also make millions perhaps billions of ISK by the sale of clones. Then they are able to turn around and play Pub matches using full BPO fittings and risk absolutely no loss.
The players that could benefit the most from BPOs - the new players - will then only further fatten the wallets of the veteran players, while at the same time depleting their own because they would always be forced to risk something to play.
In a game where risk vs reward is supposed to be the driving factor, not allowing the trade of BPOs after removing the ability to otherwise obtain them completely destroys this philosophy.
A very strong and valid argument.
On the one hand, I don't mind seeing my BPOs locked to my account as I don't have dozens of copies of each BPO as some of people do and I don't intend to sell them anyways. But on the other hand, there are many players that did stockpile them and do intend to sell them to other players for massive profit. Therefore who am I to restrict what others can do with their assets? On top of that, you make a very good point in regards to how it's a bad idea to make something purchasable by some but not available to all. |
Evicer
THE HECATONCHIRES
28
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Posted - 2013.10.27 23:06:00 -
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Maken Tosch wrote:Master Jaraiya wrote:If BPOs are currently not functioning as intended, what is the intended function of BPOs.
I also saw a post in which a CCP representative stated they were considering not allowing the trade/sale of BPOs on the player controlled market.
Not allowing the trade of BPOs is a very bad Idea.
There should never be Items purchased by some, but not available to all. This rallies against the Free to Play model. It sends a very bad message to new players, and disproportionately rewards veteran players with the unrestricted ability to earn ISK which they mostly do not need anyway.
Most veteran players are in PC, where they make millions of ISK per match. Those corporations which own districts also make millions perhaps billions of ISK by the sale of clones. Then they are able to turn around and play Pub matches using full BPO fittings and risk absolutely no loss.
The players that could benefit the most from BPOs - the new players - will then only further fatten the wallets of the veteran players, while at the same time depleting their own because they would always be forced to risk something to play.
In a game where risk vs reward is supposed to be the driving factor, not allowing the trade of BPOs after removing the ability to otherwise obtain them completely destroys this philosophy. A very strong and valid argument. On the one hand, I don't mind seeing my BPOs locked to my account as I don't have dozens of copies of each BPO as some of people do and I don't intend to sell them anyways. But on the other hand, there are many players that did stockpile them and do intend to sell them to other players for massive profit. Therefore who am I to restrict what others can do with their assets? On top of that, you make a very good point in regards to how it's a bad idea to make something purchasable by some but not available to all. no Im afraid its not I have yet to see a PC team running around in BPO suits.Nonsense.
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JP Acuna
RoyalSquad514
25
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Posted - 2013.10.28 00:03:00 -
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Of course you can't even think of removing existing BPOs from people's inventory, you even encouraged to buy them days before they were taken away from the market. And please don't change the custom colors and look of each BPO, for many of us that's an important thing to them. And don't lower their stats to MLT.
I don't think it's a big problem since you still need to pay ISK for decent modules and equipment if you want more than just militia, otherwise you stick to starter fits. Actually i see lot of people lately running in medic or frontline fit, and probably you won't take those away. In the end we'll always need to lose ISK in adv and proto gear sometime, so i don't think they make a big difference.
Besides, allowing BPOs to be traded in the player market would make them like rare collectibles that will grow expensive over time and that will be traded constantly because of their increasing (or decreasing) value. Personally I would pay millions of ISK to have an 'Exile' AR or a 'Dren' Pistol, Shotgun or Scout dropsuit.
PS: Is the 'Exile' still available with the Starter Pack? |
Seymor Krelborn
DUST University Ivy League
1021
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Posted - 2013.10.28 17:26:00 -
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I know you guys say we are keeping BPOs we have purchased, but I feel I must convey how important this is for me to keep them anyway, in case you change your minds.
I spent my hard earned money on these things, for my own gameplay enjoyment and to support ccp.
if the ones I own are ever taken from me then that will be the end of my dust, eve and any other game you ever make experience.
plus I will attempt to sue you... probably not successfully but I will try anyway.
any compensation you may offer like aurum would be worthless to me, that's not to say all kinds of compensation would be, like a full cash refund...
so, anyway, I know this isn't an issue right now but I wanted you guys to know how strongly I feel about this.
thanks.
p.s. I love the improvements to the game and I am still a loyal fan.
please continue your endeavor to make this game amazing! |
Brush Master
HavoK Core RISE of LEGION
935
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Posted - 2013.10.28 17:30:00 -
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I like the idea that BPOs should generate so many suits over time and if you run out of them, you have to wait till more a generated.
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NomaDz 2K
DUTY FR33
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Posted - 2013.10.28 18:24:00 -
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Seymor Krelborn wrote:I know you guys say we are keeping BPOs we have purchased, but I feel I must convey how important this is for me to keep them anyway, in case you change your minds.
I spent my hard earned money on these things, for my own gameplay enjoyment and to support ccp.
if the ones I own are ever taken from me then that will be the end of my dust, eve and any other game you ever make experience.
plus I will attempt to sue you... probably not successfully but I will try anyway.
any compensation you may offer like aurum would be worthless to me, that's not to say all kinds of compensation would be, like a full cash refund...
so, anyway, I know this isn't an issue right now but I wanted you guys to know how strongly I feel about this.
thanks.
p.s. I love the improvements to the game and I am still a loyal fan.
please continue your endeavor to make this game amazing!
Likewise same (IN BOLD) - I even sent them a Ticket
"I like BPOs and collect them, I also find it a nice way to help INVEST in what you guys have created.
So basically I would like to invest more and hope that ALL Removed BPOs will be available in the PSN Store so that people also have the option to help invest more real money in DUST 514.
Now all i can do as with most players from DUST is ONLY buy Boosters. Really guys why throw away this great marketing oportunity? Personally I was about to buy the MAG Tribute BPOs so please place them on PSN, this Ticket is more of a request and I hope it will be seriously taken into consideration. I personally bought the Elite Pack, at least 6 MERC packs ONLY because of the BPOs Seriously and I feel that to remove this option to allow people to purchase them is a very wrong marketing step cause people should have the option if they want to spend real money on a game to do so. In the end BPOs also exist in ISK form eg, Raven Assault = Standard Assault.
To be honest i only collect them and don't even really use them much but I found it a nice reason to help invest in DUST. Now all i'm left with is the VETERAN PACK to purchase, afterwhich due to the LACK of ANY BPOs I have nothing FUTHER to purchase... So please explain to me how am I supposed to INVEST into your game , this Project if U have nothing for me to purchase? My main has enough SP (based upon my play style), Soon I will no longer need Boosters due to my play style.... So What do you have to offer me? Make me an Offer I can't Refuse and allow us to purchase more BPO packs on the PSN Store at least so we can continue to support DUST 514. BTW Great job so far CCP keep it up and Make sure the PS4 version is also seriously taken into consideration with a direct port on the PS3 Accounts this is what they are going to do with Planetside 2 on the PS4, transfer PC Accounts direct to the PS4 version so PC players which purchase the PS4 can use their already made PC characters on the PS4. I know U can do better - So Do it CCP :)"
CCP's Responce was that I should post about it here, so I Did :p |
General John Ripper
MoIden Heath PoIice Department EoN.
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Posted - 2013.10.30 06:24:00 -
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General John Ripper
MoIden Heath PoIice Department EoN.
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Posted - 2013.10.30 09:22:00 -
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Master Jaraiya
Ultramarine Corp
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Posted - 2013.10.30 11:25:00 -
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Evicer wrote:Maken Tosch wrote:Master Jaraiya wrote:If BPOs are currently not functioning as intended, what is the intended function of BPOs.
I also saw a post in which a CCP representative stated they were considering not allowing the trade/sale of BPOs on the player controlled market.
Not allowing the trade of BPOs is a very bad Idea.
There should never be Items purchased by some, but not available to all. This rallies against the Free to Play model. It sends a very bad message to new players, and disproportionately rewards veteran players with the unrestricted ability to earn ISK which they mostly do not need anyway.
Most veteran players are in PC, where they make millions of ISK per match. Those corporations which own districts also make millions perhaps billions of ISK by the sale of clones. Then they are able to turn around and play Pub matches using full BPO fittings and risk absolutely no loss.
The players that could benefit the most from BPOs - the new players - will then only further fatten the wallets of the veteran players, while at the same time depleting their own because they would always be forced to risk something to play.
In a game where risk vs reward is supposed to be the driving factor, not allowing the trade of BPOs after removing the ability to otherwise obtain them completely destroys this philosophy. A very strong and valid argument. On the one hand, I don't mind seeing my BPOs locked to my account as I don't have dozens of copies of each BPO as some of people do and I don't intend to sell them anyways. But on the other hand, there are many players that did stockpile them and do intend to sell them to other players for massive profit. Therefore who am I to restrict what others can do with their assets? On top of that, you make a very good point in regards to how it's a bad idea to make something purchasable by some but not available to all. no Im afraid its not I have yet to see a PC team running around in BPO suits.Nonsense. Given his hypothesis as flawed as it is then praytell how are you supposed to compete against players with Millions of Isk? By using BPO's......
Lot's of PC players use their BPOs in Pubs and FW. How many times have you been killed by an "Exile" or "Toxin" AR? I see those more than Duvolles! Not to mention the BPO suits!
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Kigurosaka Laaksonen
DUST University Ivy League
32
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Posted - 2013.10.30 13:28:00 -
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Just want some clarification to make sure I'm understanding this right.
I pre-ordered the collector's edition. I'll still be getting (and keeping) the following BPOs;
Amarr "Templar" Assault Dropsuit Amarr "Templar" Logistics Dropsuit Amarr "Templar" Heavy Dropsuit Amarr "Templar" Scrambler Rifle Amarr Scrambler Pistol Amarr Laser Rifle Amarr Drop Uplink
Is that right? |
Iskandar Zul Karnain
Hellstorm Inc League of Infamy
2222
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Posted - 2013.11.01 19:23:00 -
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Kigurosaka Laaksonen wrote:Just want some clarification to make sure I'm understanding this right.
I pre-ordered the collector's edition. I'll still be getting (and keeping) the following BPOs;
Amarr "Templar" Assault Dropsuit Amarr "Templar" Logistics Dropsuit Amarr "Templar" Heavy Dropsuit Amarr "Templar" Scrambler Rifle Amarr Scrambler Pistol Amarr Laser Rifle Amarr Drop Uplink
Is that right? Yes.
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Evicer
THE HECATONCHIRES
39
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Posted - 2013.11.03 06:23:00 -
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Master Jaraiya wrote:Evicer wrote:Maken Tosch wrote:Master Jaraiya wrote:If BPOs are currently not functioning as intended, what is the intended function of BPOs.
I also saw a post in which a CCP representative stated they were considering not allowing the trade/sale of BPOs on the player controlled market.
Not allowing the trade of BPOs is a very bad Idea.
There should never be Items purchased by some, but not available to all. This rallies against the Free to Play model. It sends a very bad message to new players, and disproportionately rewards veteran players with the unrestricted ability to earn ISK which they mostly do not need anyway.
Most veteran players are in PC, where they make millions of ISK per match. Those corporations which own districts also make millions perhaps billions of ISK by the sale of clones. Then they are able to turn around and play Pub matches using full BPO fittings and risk absolutely no loss.
The players that could benefit the most from BPOs - the new players - will then only further fatten the wallets of the veteran players, while at the same time depleting their own because they would always be forced to risk something to play.
In a game where risk vs reward is supposed to be the driving factor, not allowing the trade of BPOs after removing the ability to otherwise obtain them completely destroys this philosophy. A very strong and valid argument. On the one hand, I don't mind seeing my BPOs locked to my account as I don't have dozens of copies of each BPO as some of people do and I don't intend to sell them anyways. But on the other hand, there are many players that did stockpile them and do intend to sell them to other players for massive profit. Therefore who am I to restrict what others can do with their assets? On top of that, you make a very good point in regards to how it's a bad idea to make something purchasable by some but not available to all. no Im afraid its not I have yet to see a PC team running around in BPO suits.Nonsense. Given his hypothesis as flawed as it is then praytell how are you supposed to compete against players with Millions of Isk? By using BPO's...... Lot's of PC players use their BPOs in Pubs and FW. How many times have you been killed by an "Exile" or "Toxin" AR? I see those more than Duvolles! Not to mention the BPO suits! Those same Pc corp players with millions of Isk could use militia/standard weapons.What is your point? We'll say for example player A in a pc corp has a 8.0 kdr and he uses militia in a bub match and goes 16-2..... hes still making Isk.....again what is your point?
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Magnus Amadeuss
Tal-Romon Legion Amarr Empire
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Just a reminder to CCP of what type of something they should consider
CCP wrote: These EVE: The Second Decade Collector's Edition Items are permanent gear, requiring no restocking or replacement.
From here in reference to the BPOs from the second decade edition.
CCP's Dust manual wrote: Blueprints are inexhaustible. They will never deplete.
CCP's Dust manual wrote: Blue highlighted slots indicate blueprint items, which have unlimited uses and will never need to be restocked.
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Master Jaraiya
Ultramarine Corp
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Posted - 2013.11.04 01:46:00 -
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Evicer wrote:Master Jaraiya wrote:Evicer wrote:Maken Tosch wrote:Master Jaraiya wrote:If BPOs are currently not functioning as intended, what is the intended function of BPOs.
I also saw a post in which a CCP representative stated they were considering not allowing the trade/sale of BPOs on the player controlled market.
Not allowing the trade of BPOs is a very bad Idea.
There should never be Items purchased by some, but not available to all. This rallies against the Free to Play model. It sends a very bad message to new players, and disproportionately rewards veteran players with the unrestricted ability to earn ISK which they mostly do not need anyway.
Most veteran players are in PC, where they make millions of ISK per match. Those corporations which own districts also make millions perhaps billions of ISK by the sale of clones. Then they are able to turn around and play Pub matches using full BPO fittings and risk absolutely no loss.
The players that could benefit the most from BPOs - the new players - will then only further fatten the wallets of the veteran players, while at the same time depleting their own because they would always be forced to risk something to play.
In a game where risk vs reward is supposed to be the driving factor, not allowing the trade of BPOs after removing the ability to otherwise obtain them completely destroys this philosophy. A very strong and valid argument. On the one hand, I don't mind seeing my BPOs locked to my account as I don't have dozens of copies of each BPO as some of people do and I don't intend to sell them anyways. But on the other hand, there are many players that did stockpile them and do intend to sell them to other players for massive profit. Therefore who am I to restrict what others can do with their assets? On top of that, you make a very good point in regards to how it's a bad idea to make something purchasable by some but not available to all. no Im afraid its not I have yet to see a PC team running around in BPO suits.Nonsense. Given his hypothesis as flawed as it is then praytell how are you supposed to compete against players with Millions of Isk? By using BPO's...... Lot's of PC players use their BPOs in Pubs and FW. How many times have you been killed by an "Exile" or "Toxin" AR? I see those more than Duvolles! Not to mention the BPO suits! Those same Pc corp players with millions of Isk could use militia/standard weapons.What is your point? We'll say for example player A in a pc corp has a 8.0 kdr and he uses militia in a bub match and goes 16-2..... hes still making Isk.....again what is your point? My point is, the BPOs will not be available to the players who could benefit from them the most. This will also become much much more readily apparent when ISK rewards for Faction Warfare are removed. Players who can actually afford to use ISK gear in FW will have BPOs, while players who would greatly benefit from the use of BPOs in FW will not have any.
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Draco Cerberus
Hell's Gate Inc
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Posted - 2013.11.04 06:42:00 -
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Looking at how much isk it costs to run one Proto Logi suit with Proto gear it is unrealistic to think that there shouldn't be a way to earn that isk back quickly. Even on my BPO fits I have some modules that have isk values and some that are even complex modules. They are working fine, giving us a way to make isk back that other wise would just pour into the isk sink that Pub matches can be when 2 equally skilled teams go head to head.
I want ot be able to trade BPOs, not because I bought a large number of them but because I bought some on one character and some on another character and would like to give some from one to the other. I have multiple DragonFly BPOs that I would like to trade or sell as well and see no reason why someone would think that a meta 0 or meta 1 item hurts the market. It affects the balance of the teams certainly but when the teams are naturally unbalanced anyways it really shouldn't affect anything but the people in matches.
We need to be able to sell or trade these BPOs, otherwise how else are the Eve players going to get them to manufacture gear for us to use?
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