There is so much wrong with this idea it's ridiculous..........

An old piece of PF roughly explained the value of ISK, if I can find it again I'll link it here when I do.

Basically, the example was simple.

When shuttles were pegged at 10k and produced by NPCs (to peg the price of Tritanuim and keep the economy stable) there was a piece of PF which stated that the value of a single shuttle, that we paid 10k for, is enough when converted to regular currency to allow a family to live in the lap of luxury for several generations.

Basically the ISK (Interstellar Kredit) isn't really a normal currency as such. It's a trading currency, kind of an index to measure wealth on a vast scale, like we use gold or oil today to gauge a country's wealth.

The ISK is basically monetised to allow huge corporations and insanely wealthy capsuleers to deal with smaller numbers when trading, to simplify transactions rather than having to deal in quintillions of units of planetside currencies.

I just wanna be able to ambush other mercs in ther quarters, blast off the door while they watch TV, shoot away their head, take a huge dump on their carpet and leave.
All cloaked for The bastard child of scout I am.

Make it happen NAAAAAAOOOOOOWWW

This is what I think should be done in regards to open-world stations while still retaining the core of New Eden. Keep in mind this is assuming Legionaries and Capsuleers have access to the same thing.

High Sec Stations

1. Can aggress any player without provocation anywhere in the station (public areas and major hallways) but you will get Concorded either by God-mode troops with OP guns or by drones programmed to shoot to kill on site. You also suffer a security standings hit depending on whether you just damaged the victim or successfully killed him.

2. Hidden corridors which are rarely seen or known and can only be found via skillful scanning will not have Concord coming in immediately but you still have to get out in time before they catch you. If you can outrun Concord or hide from them long enough in these hidden corridors, Concord will stop chasing you. However, your victim will have a kill right on you.

3. Like all kill rights in Eve, it can be made public for anyone willing the pay the victim for it.

Low Sec Stations

1. Same as above except hallways not protected and drones only show up in the public areas. Expect no response in the hidden corridors. Security standings still take a hit when aggressing without provocation.

2. Kill rights can still be generated and handed out to the public.

Null Sec Stations

1. No police presence whatsoever nor wherever. Security standings are not affected.

2. Kill rights can still be generated and handed out to the public.

3. NPC station merc quarters offer immunity. Alliance-owned stations however don't offer complete immunity for the MQ as the MQ can be hacked into by non-alliance players who happen to be lucky enough to sneak in somehow.

Overall

This can make for an interesting dynamic on how players interact and how contraband can be smuggled across high-sec. In regards to contraband, this might mean that contraband might not be allowed anymore to be included in player-to-player contracts so as to encourage the use of these hidden corridors while other players take this opportunity to profit from intercepting smugglers.