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bigolenuts
Ancient Exiles. Renegade Alliance
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Posted - 2014.02.10 19:56:00 -
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MoonEagle A wrote:I find it funny how we didn't get attacked by a "big boy" corp until we refused to pay.
All part of the ISK sink that Kain has put together. Runnign his extortion scam until people tire of it. These kids agree to it because he is a CPM and they think they will get some credibility by listening. |
Soraya Xel
The Corporate Raiders Top Men.
1417
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Posted - 2014.02.10 20:44:00 -
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You guys realize there's a vast difference between being CPM, an out-of-game position, and being a player in a game where business is business, no matter how "moral". which is a distinctly in-game decision, yes? Welcome to the metagame, folks.
I mean, that being said, one would hope we have a CPM who supports all manners of playstyles in New Eden, and in actually, Spero's in-game business has a really good reputation, but you know, just saying...
I'd like to be your CPM1 candidate
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Sentient Archon
Fatal Absolution General Tso's Alliance
1719
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Posted - 2014.02.10 20:45:00 -
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Forget everything;i THIS is hot news.
The only troll to successfully troll CCP.
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CYRAX SERVIUS
Death Firm. Canis Eliminatus Operatives
830
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Posted - 2014.02.10 21:03:00 -
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bigolenuts wrote:MoonEagle A wrote:I find it funny how we didn't get attacked by a "big boy" corp until we refused to pay. All part of the ISK sink that Kain has put together. Runnign his extortion scam until people tire of it. These kids agree to it because he is a CPM and they think they will get some credibility by listening. I mean no disrespect here please do not take this out of context.
I am certainly no kid. At the age of forty three and with a job that deals with billion dollar construction projects "IRL" I fully understand the smart business move this is by Kain. Absolutely brilliant. Also benefitting the corps that want to train in the spectrum of competition at a higher level, without losing that in the blink of an eye.
Business is business, I could give a flying fck on a rolling doughnut about gaining credibility with Kain because he is a CPM. His title can't give me AUR, SP, anything really of any physical asset, except security on my training grounds.
He is the one gaining credibility by providing a service such as a private military contractor would do "IRL". It is him that stands to gain the most by upping his credibility by living up to the contract and providing the best service possible.
If you view this from a Marxist point of view, it could be considered a small Genocidal exiling of those who won't pay. From a Democratic viewpoint, it's smart business. People don't like lawyers, I don't like mine, but when I really need legal representation he's my best friend.
CEO
Whiskey squad leader
Invictus Maneo~"I Remain Unvanquished"~
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CYRAX SERVIUS
Death Firm. Canis Eliminatus Operatives
832
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Posted - 2014.02.10 21:41:00 -
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MoonEagle A wrote:I know what you are referring to and unfortunately must bite my tongue. I was not present in talks so I cannot speak with certainty.
Sad Cyrax that yours was a Corp I would have considered going if I needed one. You seem to want to fight with me which is not my wish.
All Subsonic wants to do is play a game and have fun. We will play tonight and regardless of the outcome, we shall fight as one. We will still be Subsonic after this. This will not break us. I am proud of my guys. I chose them to be my gamer family. I am glad we are not like many of those corps with no integrity. I am sorry if you feel I want a quarrel with you moon, there is no intent for that and I apologize if you misunderstood, or if I came off like that.
Fifght hard and good luck.
CEO
Whiskey squad leader
Invictus Maneo~"I Remain Unvanquished"~
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Leadfoot10
Molon Labe. General Tso's Alliance
384
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Posted - 2014.02.10 22:43:00 -
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CYRAX SERVIUS wrote:MoonEagle A wrote:I find it funny how we didn't get attacked by a "big boy" corp until we refused to pay. Had Molon Labe last night and we pay our insurance. You miss the point, they didn't try to flip the district, they came to let us fight a top shelf opponent for one match and we lost, learned, and gave a good fight in return. You aren't gonna get any better if you don't play up a couple levels. Outside Corps are welcome to attack as long as they don't intend to flip the district, there is no need to call in the reinforcing troops. It's up to you to communicate and find out the attacking corps intent. Welcome those battles against the bigger and better teams of PC vets, it's the ONLY way we will get better and be able to compete. Thank you Molon Labe for a good fair game. We all enjoyed it and observed how you ran that particular map and will apply some of those tactics in the future. Respectful in an honourable defeat, Cy...
Good game last night.
As you were aware, we had no intent on taking the district, we were just in it for the experience (for us both!). It takes some time to be able to execute as a team, and there's no better way to achieve that except through first-hand experience of a pressure-packed PC.
Hit us up anytime...Leadfoot |
Leadfoot10
Molon Labe. General Tso's Alliance
384
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Posted - 2014.02.10 22:45:00 -
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p.s. I think the insurance/extortion idea outlined in this thread is BS, personally. From what i know of Spero, he's a straight up guy, but I find myself scratching my head on this one. $200+M per week to act as the police in an area that doesn't really need much of it (and certainly not $200M+ per week)? Curious.... |
Soraya Xel
The Corporate Raiders Top Men.
1429
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Posted - 2014.02.10 23:22:00 -
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Leadfoot10 wrote:p.s. I think the insurance/extortion idea outlined in this thread is BS, personally. From what i know of Spero, he's a straight up guy, but I find myself scratching my head on this one. $200M+ per week to act as the police in an area that doesn't really need much of it? Curious....
I would check your assumptions on how much it costs to enforce actively.
And given the sad state PFC has been in for months, this is chump change to be getting active corps placed on PFC around us, so we have better opportunities to practice.
I'd like to be your CPM1 candidate
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Spartan MK420
D.A.R.K L.E.G.I.O.N D.E.F.I.A.N.C.E
212
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Posted - 2014.02.11 00:06:00 -
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Here's an idea for the people who reside on PFC. Lock your district like everyone else. Be l33t like them. That's the only way to do pc.
Official Unofficial D.A.R.K L.E.G.I.O.N team mascot.
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CYRAX SERVIUS
Death Firm. Canis Eliminatus Operatives
838
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Posted - 2014.02.11 00:19:00 -
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Spartan MK420 wrote:Here's an idea for the people who reside on PFC. Lock your district like everyone else. Be l33t like them. That's the only way to do pc. Umm, no...
CEO
Whiskey squad leader
Invictus Maneo~"I Remain Unvanquished"~
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Soraya Xel
The Corporate Raiders Top Men.
1434
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Posted - 2014.02.11 00:44:00 -
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CYRAX SERVIUS wrote:Spartan MK420 wrote:Here's an idea for the people who reside on PFC. Lock your district like everyone else. Be l33t like them. That's the only way to do pc. Umm, no...
District lockers have been successfully removed from PFC and will continue to be for the foreseeable future. In fact, district lockers are higher on Spero's priority list.
I'd like to be your CPM1 candidate
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Michael Arck
Onuoto Uakan Huogaatsu
3149
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Posted - 2014.02.11 00:45:00 -
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LOL!!! So basically, you're a merchant in your hometown neighborhood and for protection, the mob sends their guys in demanding a percentage so you may remain open without any quarrels or closures.
Hnolai ki tuul, ti sei oni a tiu.
For the State!!
[email protected]
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Soraya Xel
The Corporate Raiders Top Men.
1434
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Posted - 2014.02.11 01:06:00 -
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Michael Arck wrote:LOL!!! So basically, you're a merchant in your hometown neighborhood and for protection, the mob sends their guys in demanding a percentage so you may remain open without any quarrels or closures.
The issue with the "mob" analogy, is it doesn't actually equate to the situation at all. Generally, in a protection racket, the only one you're being protected from is the person you're paying. Spero's service is actively protecting from threats that we do, realistically, face, as well as ensuring we have a better play environment, by removing corps who are squatting and not participating. That costs a lot of money, more than you realize, and there's got to be a halfway-reasonable way of funding that.
I'd like to be your CPM1 candidate
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Predator SECUTOR
Subsonic Synthesis RISE of LEGION
0
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Posted - 2014.02.11 05:06:00 -
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I dont mind paying the 8.75 million isk extortion per week to Kain and Escrow removal. Oh btw I hereby am charging Kain and his corp 8.75 million isk per week for the privilege of playing this fine game in the Eve universe. This is non negotiable so I fully expect you to pay up. |
Killar-12
The Corporate Raiders Top Men.
2291
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Posted - 2014.02.11 05:37:00 -
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Predator SECUTOR wrote:I dont mind paying the 8.75 million isk extortion per week to Kain and Escrow removal. Oh btw I hereby am charging Kain and his corp 8.75 million isk per week for the privilege of playing this fine game in the Eve universe. This is non negotiable so I fully expect you to pay up. I charge you 100 mill per post for visiting the war room fines must be made out to King... oops I mean Killar-12
Listen
I'll change the song every week
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Leadfoot10
Molon Labe. General Tso's Alliance
385
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Posted - 2014.02.11 11:27:00 -
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Soraya Xel wrote:Leadfoot10 wrote:p.s. I think the insurance/extortion idea outlined in this thread is BS, personally. From what i know of Spero, he's a straight up guy, but I find myself scratching my head on this one. $200M+ per week to act as the police in an area that doesn't really need much of it? Curious.... I would check your assumptions on how much it costs to enforce actively. And given the sad state PFC has been in for months, this is chump change to be getting active corps placed on PFC around us, so we have better opportunities to practice.
$200M+ per week isn't "chump change" from where I sit....
PFC doesn't appear to me to require much, if any enforcement. With a few exceptions, PFC seems to be running fairly smoothly -- we had another PFC battle last night against Eternal Beings (and their Pradox friends).
Let me turn this around a bit -- if I'm off in my "assumptions", please correct me and justify $200M+ per week in "taxes".
Thanks...Leadfoot |
Soraya Xel
The Corporate Raiders Top Men.
1444
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Posted - 2014.02.11 14:48:00 -
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Leadfoot, 200 mil a week is an assembled total. That's to cover enforcement on all 24 districts for the week. If you know how much the top tier ringers cost, you know it'll cover only a certain number of matches. Some weeks may require less enforcement, some may require more. ISK from weeks where enforcement is light can be used on weeks where enforcement is heavy.
Additionally, it's important to note that the maintenance charge a single corp pays, 8.75 million, is not only small enough to fit in a single clone regen, something you'll often get while waiting for an attack to commence anyhow, it serves a dual benefit for the corp participating. Not only are they protected from outside parties, but they're also paying for a better PFC experience. While many corps have done an excellent job remaining active participants of PFC, many have not. This has led to reduced numbers of opponents/available targets, leading to a less rich PFC experience. So by funding the enforcement system, you help ensure that everyone else's PFC districts remain open for business and available for play.
I'd like to be your CPM1 candidate
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Kam Elto
KILL-EM-QUICK RISE of LEGION
187
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Posted - 2014.02.11 15:21:00 -
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Brief history of the Insurance Racket
Once upon a time, a long time ago, there was a fire. A nice family's house burned right to the ground while they were away, and the nice family suddenly had no place to live, no food to eat and only the clothes on their backs. This happened when ordinary people didn't have bank accounts and didn't have much to put into one anyway, so the nice family had to rely on friends and neighbors to help them. The friends and neighbors did indeed help, the family's community being kind and caring. But for quite a while it was a very tough time for everybody involved. During this difficult period considerable discussion about the golden rule, "Treat others as you would like to be treated," and the acknowledgement, "It could happen to anybody," began to blend into a new idea: If all the families in the community put just a little money into one pot, say every month, in a year or so there would be enough to help out any of them who suffered a calamity - well, so long as several calamities didn't happen at once, of course - and no one family would be devastated, separated or forced to rely on others. After many an argument and much working out of details the community agreed to give it a try. They voted the person known by everybody to be the most honest and honorable of all of them to keep the pot of money, and others to count the money every month to verify it was safe and intact, and used only for the right reasons. To everybody's surprise and delight, it worked. There were catastrophes now and again over the years, but even so the money in the pot grew to quite a sum, a lot of victims of bad fortune were relieved of financial strain, and everybody felt a little more secure. Once upon a time a long time ago, insurance was born! And while it looked at first as though everybody would live happily ever after, that didn't quite happen. Oddly enough whenever money accumulates people get anxious. The community began to fret about keeping it safe, if those who received it really deserved it, etc. Also, when money accumulates, other people are drawn to it, seeing opportunities. Before too long, professional money managers replaced the now-aging people everybody had previously trusted to take care of it, and after that, as the pot of money continued to grow, a corporation took over the job. Sadly, the first concern was no longer to take care of people in need. It became to make more money, every corporation's primary job. To accomplish this new goal the corporation began screening people out, making sure those most likely to need help would not get it because that would cost the corporation money. They put new restrictions on those who wanted to buy insurance, and new restrictions on how much they would pay for any specific condition or happening. They added many forms to be filled out, and many layers of people to design the forms to make them most advantageous to the corporation, and to analyze them for inaccuracies when they were filed, in order to delay or prevent payments out. Owners of the corporation and the people who ran it became very rich, doing nothing more than managing a community's money - for the exclusive benefit of the corporations' owners and executives. Insurance companies do not manufacture anything, do not design or engineer anything, and do not contribute anything to the agencies that heal people's lives after a disaster - not to hospitals, nursing homes, fire departments, police departments, foster care, social programs, or to any body designed actually to help people, except by paying the limited benefits promised under policies bought and paid for by victims. If those people did not "qualify" for insurance, could not afford it or failed to pay their premiums, they do not receive anything at all. Insurance companies only manage money. All the enormous profits they make come from premium payments, the money people put into a pot to share in an emergency. These days insurance benefits come from what's left in the pot after profit is taken out. How a system created to help those in need became a system to make some people rich is difficult to understand. It might be called a fairy tale. In any case today, at the end of the tale as at the beginning, kind and caring friends and neighbors are once again helping unfortunate victims of calamities - because so many people have no insurance, and not much money either. |
MocHolliday
Nerfed Out
32
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Posted - 2014.02.11 15:43:00 -
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I have seen money management from a service with a strikingly similar name...the money went poof. Many,many donors were very unhappy. Then the corp died.
Now it is back again. hmmm spotless history? meh ... "its the meta" they say. |
MocHolliday
Nerfed Out
32
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Posted - 2014.02.11 15:58:00 -
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CYRAX SERVIUS wrote:Spartan MK420 wrote:Here's an idea for the people who reside on PFC. Lock your district like everyone else. Be l33t like them. That's the only way to do pc. Umm, no...
Umm that is what Escrow does. What is good for the goose not for the gander? |
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Leadfoot10
Molon Labe. General Tso's Alliance
391
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Posted - 2014.02.11 18:35:00 -
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Soraya Xel wrote:Leadfoot, 200 mil a week is an assembled total. That's to cover enforcement on all 24 districts for the week. If you know how much the top tier ringers cost, you know it'll cover only a certain number of matches. Some weeks may require less enforcement, some may require more. ISK from weeks where enforcement is light can be used on weeks where enforcement is heavy.
Additionally, it's important to note that the maintenance charge a single corp pays, 8.75 million, is not only small enough to fit in a single clone regen, something you'll often get while waiting for an attack to commence anyhow, it serves a dual benefit for the corp participating. Not only are they protected from outside parties, but they're also paying for a better PFC experience. While many corps have done an excellent job remaining active participants of PFC, many have not. This has led to reduced numbers of opponents/available targets, leading to a less rich PFC experience. So by funding the enforcement system, you help ensure that everyone else's PFC districts remain open for business and available for play.
Yeah, I get all that.
Justify the number. Do the math.
How much per ringer? How many matches? How many clone packs?
$200M is a bunch of cash...weekly...for a system (PFC) that's pretty much working.
I just can't get there from here. Help me....not with the logic (I get it, really, I do)....but the numbers....Leadfoot |
bigolenuts
Ancient Exiles. Renegade Alliance
261
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Posted - 2014.02.11 18:47:00 -
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CYRAX SERVIUS wrote:bigolenuts wrote:MoonEagle A wrote:I find it funny how we didn't get attacked by a "big boy" corp until we refused to pay. All part of the ISK sink that Kain has put together. Runnign his extortion scam until people tire of it. These kids agree to it because he is a CPM and they think they will get some credibility by listening. I mean no disrespect here please do not take this out of context. I am certainly no kid. At the age of forty three and with a job that deals with billion dollar construction projects "IRL" I fully understand the smart business move this is by Kain. Absolutely brilliant. Also benefitting the corps that want to train in the spectrum of competition at a higher level, without losing that in the blink of an eye. Business is business, I could give a flying fck on a rolling doughnut about gaining credibility with Kain because he is a CPM. His title can't give me AUR, SP, anything really of any physical asset, except security on my training grounds. He is the one gaining credibility by providing a service such as a private military contractor would do "IRL". It is him that stands to gain the most by upping his credibility by living up to the contract and providing the best service possible. If you view this from a Marxist point of view, it could be considered a small Genocidal exiling of those who won't pay. From a Democratic viewpoint, it's smart business. People don't like lawyers, I don't like mine, but when I really need legal representation he's my best friend.
Then you should know better with all the "real life" experience. I am actually disappointed to be quite honest.
Let me ask you this; lets say you have a big construction project coming up, and right as you are set to begin, some guy comes up and says, "hey, if you want to build here you must pay me X amount each week, or will burn you down each night"....what do you do? |
Soraya Xel
The Corporate Raiders Top Men.
1450
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Posted - 2014.02.11 18:49:00 -
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Personally, I don't hire ringers, and I don't have exact numbers. But you have, what, twelve to fifteen ringers, a something-million ISK per ringer per match, two or three matches per district (depending on structures), plus a clone pack for the PFC corp to reclaim. (Assuming ERA's districts can supply enough clones that they don't need to clone pack their attacks as well.) Ballpark it, it's not a pretty number. It's a pricey service.
I'd like to be your CPM1 candidate
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bigolenuts
Ancient Exiles. Renegade Alliance
261
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Posted - 2014.02.11 18:50:00 -
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CYRAX SERVIUS wrote:bigolenuts wrote:MoonEagle A wrote:I find it funny how we didn't get attacked by a "big boy" corp until we refused to pay. All part of the ISK sink that Kain has put together. Runnign his extortion scam until people tire of it. These kids agree to it because he is a CPM and they think they will get some credibility by listening. I mean no disrespect here please do not take this out of context. I am certainly no kid. At the age of forty three and with a job that deals with billion dollar construction projects "IRL" I fully understand the smart business move this is by Kain. Absolutely brilliant. Also benefitting the corps that want to train in the spectrum of competition at a higher level, without losing that in the blink of an eye. Business is business, I could give a flying fck on a rolling doughnut about gaining credibility with Kain because he is a CPM. His title can't give me AUR, SP, anything really of any physical asset, except security on my training grounds. He is the one gaining credibility by providing a service such as a private military contractor would do "IRL". It is him that stands to gain the most by upping his credibility by living up to the contract and providing the best service possible. If you view this from a Marxist point of view, it could be considered a small Genocidal exiling of those who won't pay. From a Democratic viewpoint, it's smart business. People don't like lawyers, I don't like mine, but when I really need legal representation he's my best friend.
and you're not the only one here with real life experience managing large contracts or even working as a military contractor. 20+ years in Iraq, Afghanistan, Djibouti and other places I wish I had never been. I worked for Halliburton on the construction/logistics side as a Project Manager. I understand business and I know extortion when I see it. |
ER-Bullitt
Molon Labe. General Tso's Alliance
992
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Posted - 2014.02.11 18:51:00 -
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bigolenuts wrote:CYRAX SERVIUS wrote:bigolenuts wrote:MoonEagle A wrote:I find it funny how we didn't get attacked by a "big boy" corp until we refused to pay. All part of the ISK sink that Kain has put together. Runnign his extortion scam until people tire of it. These kids agree to it because he is a CPM and they think they will get some credibility by listening. I mean no disrespect here please do not take this out of context. I am certainly no kid. At the age of forty three and with a job that deals with billion dollar construction projects "IRL" I fully understand the smart business move this is by Kain. Absolutely brilliant. Also benefitting the corps that want to train in the spectrum of competition at a higher level, without losing that in the blink of an eye. Business is business, I could give a flying fck on a rolling doughnut about gaining credibility with Kain because he is a CPM. His title can't give me AUR, SP, anything really of any physical asset, except security on my training grounds. He is the one gaining credibility by providing a service such as a private military contractor would do "IRL". It is him that stands to gain the most by upping his credibility by living up to the contract and providing the best service possible. If you view this from a Marxist point of view, it could be considered a small Genocidal exiling of those who won't pay. From a Democratic viewpoint, it's smart business. People don't like lawyers, I don't like mine, but when I really need legal representation he's my best friend. Then you should know better with all the "real life" experience. I am actually disappointed to be quite honest. Let me ask you this; lets say you have a big construction project coming up, and right as you are set to begin, some guy comes up and says, "hey, if you want to build here you must pay me X amount each week, or will burn you down each night"....what do you do?
Easy, call in an orbital! Dafuq are you on about nuts, comparing real life to video games... silly ********. |
bigolenuts
Ancient Exiles. Renegade Alliance
261
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Posted - 2014.02.11 18:56:00 -
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ER-Bullitt wrote:bigolenuts wrote:CYRAX SERVIUS wrote:bigolenuts wrote:MoonEagle A wrote:I find it funny how we didn't get attacked by a "big boy" corp until we refused to pay. All part of the ISK sink that Kain has put together. Runnign his extortion scam until people tire of it. These kids agree to it because he is a CPM and they think they will get some credibility by listening. I mean no disrespect here please do not take this out of context. I am certainly no kid. At the age of forty three and with a job that deals with billion dollar construction projects "IRL" I fully understand the smart business move this is by Kain. Absolutely brilliant. Also benefitting the corps that want to train in the spectrum of competition at a higher level, without losing that in the blink of an eye. Business is business, I could give a flying fck on a rolling doughnut about gaining credibility with Kain because he is a CPM. His title can't give me AUR, SP, anything really of any physical asset, except security on my training grounds. He is the one gaining credibility by providing a service such as a private military contractor would do "IRL". It is him that stands to gain the most by upping his credibility by living up to the contract and providing the best service possible. If you view this from a Marxist point of view, it could be considered a small Genocidal exiling of those who won't pay. From a Democratic viewpoint, it's smart business. People don't like lawyers, I don't like mine, but when I really need legal representation he's my best friend. Then you should know better with all the "real life" experience. I am actually disappointed to be quite honest. Let me ask you this; lets say you have a big construction project coming up, and right as you are set to begin, some guy comes up and says, "hey, if you want to build here you must pay me X amount each week, or will burn you down each night"....what do you do? Easy, call in an orbital! Dafuq are you on about nuts, comparing real life to video games... silly ********.
Following up someones post is all man. I know, I know, wish I could have deleted it.
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ER-Bullitt
Molon Labe. General Tso's Alliance
992
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Posted - 2014.02.11 19:03:00 -
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TLDR Meh, its not that big of a deal.
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I see where you all are coming with the extortion bit.
Its a sticky situation, most of us who post here are setup in corps and good to go, we have isk, we have our teams, some good some bad, but we don't really have to worry. Everything is locked up anyway, the only fights are on PFC right now for the most part.
But you gotta put yourself in the new player, new corp, small corp shoes. What can they do right now... A lot of the playerbase probably couldn't care less about PC, many probably don't know about it, heck I meet new guys all the time who don't even know other players on the team cant hear them talk when they are in squad voice, lol.
If these newer/smaller guys care enough about PC, let them pay to play. Whats the worst that could happen? The richest players currently in the game get a little richer? Us outsiders will never know what the money goes towards, or where it ends up if it isn't used "policing" PFC. Apparently the people who ARE paying have a transparent contract with Kane/NF and I hope for their sakes that they do know all the fine details of how this whole scheme is working.
There is nothing we can do about it.... besides attack Kane, ERA, NF, and all of their beasts. and of course, gripe on the forums.
Its an interesting dynamic of this game... Cant blame anyone for being jelly they didn't think about it, and that's probably where most of these negative sentiments are coming. **** the new player and **** off letting my enemies get richer.. I get it. Right now, personally, if this helps bring new players in and keep players playing.. I'm all for it. Let them amass a little more wealth for now.. changes will come eventually, they always do.
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bigolenuts
Ancient Exiles. Renegade Alliance
261
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Posted - 2014.02.11 19:06:00 -
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ER-Bullitt wrote:TLDR Meh, its not that big of a deal.
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I see where you all are coming with the extortion bit.
Its a sticky situation, most of us who post here are setup in corps and good to go, we have isk, we have our teams, some good some bad, but we don't really have to worry. Everything is locked up anyway, the only fights are on PFC right now for the most part.
But you gotta put yourself in the new player, new corp, small corp shoes. What can they do right now... A lot of the playerbase probably couldn't care less about PC, many probably don't know about it, heck I meet new guys all the time who don't even know other players on the team cant hear them talk when they are in squad voice, lol.
If these newer/smaller guys care enough about PC, let them pay to play. Whats the worst that could happen? The richest players currently in the game get a little richer? Us outsiders will never know what the money goes towards, or where it ends up if it isn't used "policing" PFC. Apparently the people who ARE paying have a transparent contract with Kane/NF and I hope for their sakes that they do know all the fine details of how this whole scheme is working.
There is nothing we can do about it.... besides attack Kane, ERA, NF, and all of their beasts. and of course, gripe on the forums.
Its an interesting dynamic of this game... Cant blame anyone for being jelly they didn't come up with it first, and that's probably where most of these negative sentiments are coming. **** the new player and **** off letting my enemies get richer.. I get it. Right now, personally, if this helps bring new players in and keep players playing.. I'm all for it. Let them amass a little more wealth for now.. changes will come eventually, they always do.
Can all be summed up in one word man," Meta"!!
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ER-Bullitt
Molon Labe. General Tso's Alliance
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Posted - 2014.02.11 19:08:00 -
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**** man, I cant even shoot straight how am I supposed to understand "meta" lol. |
m twiggz
Pradox One Proficiency V.
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Posted - 2014.02.12 05:04:00 -
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iOwn AE Glitchers wrote:Fat Bottom ***** wrote:iOwn AE Glitchers wrote:If a full district is attacked you get two days of clone generation. That gives you ISK in your pocket and guaranteed protection of your district. Nice try but your meta is weak. Yeah 2 days of clone gen if no one attacked you. But really the bigger question is why on earth should Kain Spero get that money? Kain wants to be all noble and defend PFC yadda yadda BS. Then he should just charge to hire his mercs if the district is taken. Which he still does, the rest is just pure profit for him. It sits in an escrow corp and doesn't get touched until it's used for PFC maintenance Kain isn't making any money on this, he can't touch it Lulz. |
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