DUST Search - Eve players stuck up attitude.

endezeichen grimm wrote:

Maken Tosch wrote:

endezeichen grimm wrote:

The 2 games have no impact on each other as far as I've seen in the 2 years I've been playing.

First of all, I took away your bold lettering because I see it as pointless and unnecessary and only makes you look more desperate for attention than you really want to let on.

Second, both games do have an impact on each other on two fronts. Planetary Conquest and Faction Warfare.

In PC, the amount of districts your corp owns in Molden Heath grants a bonus to control towers deployed over that particular planet. I do not know what the bonus is, but I think it has more to do with output. Problem here is that managing control towers in low-sec space is a nightmare for Eve Online players.

In FW, the progress of the war between opposing factions in Dust has a direct impact on how difficult or easy it would be to defend or take control of a target system in Eve Online. Eve pilots can also deliver orbital support which awards them a nice profit of 6,000 LP for every time they pull the trigger for the orbital. Just one orbital alone is enough to cover the cost of the destroyer they usually bring should they ever lose it to a low-sec pirate. It is estimated that 6,000 LP in Eve Online equals to about 8-10 million ISK. Not to mention the kill mails they get on the dropsuits.

If anything it is faction warfare that has a much stronger connection between the two games than anything else because there are better incentives there for the players to interact than what planetary conquest offers. That and FW encourages more communication between both games which is why you often see Eve pilots available in the popular faction chat channels offering orbital support.

Finally, an Eve Online player can join a Dust-side corp while a Dust player can join an Eve-side corp.

I don't see any of that. I just play a match, Win or lose, and play the next match.

Even if there is some hidden obscure connection, they should be glad we're playing rather than trying to kick us out.

Em shah tey et naGÇÖemsaer ek rahvi, amarr osedah gasi ubday pahk. Ekin tey vahka ijed div ema ziel. Et tey vamatal em.

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endezeichen grimm Brothers Grimm 666 15	Posted - 2015.07.23 19:57:00 - [1] - Quote What is up with the arrogant eve players in the chat? Their game has no visible impact on dust but they still keep talking trash and acting elitist. I think they are jealous that they have to pay a monthly fee and we get DUST 514 for free. We still pay for aurum. And a lot of these whack jobs actually think they are flying through space, when they are just sitting in front of a computer just like you do at the office. I just block all the eve losers whenever they start talking trash, but CCP needs to educate them or block them from the DUST 514 chat. Simplify the graphics and make the game run smooth!
Onesimus Tarsus is-a-Corporation 3	Posted - 2015.07.23 19:59:00 - [2] - Quote Good Lord, if there was just a way to turn off local chat. .emag nug ym tpecxe gnihtyreve sexif gnikamhctam RDK
endezeichen grimm Brothers Grimm 666 17	Posted - 2015.07.23 20:01:00 - [3] - Quote Onesimus Tarsus wrote: Good Lord, if there was just a way to turn off local chat. Why? I want to chat with the local DUST players, without having to listen to evers whining and moaning about how they have to "fund" dust. Simplify the graphics and make the game run smooth!
Onesimus Tarsus is-a-Corporation 3	Posted - 2015.07.23 20:04:00 - [4] - Quote endezeichen grimm wrote: Onesimus Tarsus wrote: Good Lord, if there was just a way to turn off local chat. Why? I want to chat with the local DUST players, without having to listen to evers whining and moaning about how they have to "fund" dust. All I've ever seen in local chat is a bunch of gibberish and adverts for corps I couldn't give a moment's concern for. .emag nug ym tpecxe gnihtyreve sexif gnikamhctam RDK
Soldner VonKuechle SAM-MIK General Tso's Alliance 2	Posted - 2015.07.23 20:14:00 - [5] - Quote Do you know DUSTs pre-history? Of the CARBON engine, impossible desires, and the big bags of cash that were nearly luterally spent being flushed down the toilet? There were reasons they hated us that were valid. But now, theyre just bored. 'As salty as salt can get.' how I describe the dust player base.
Alcina Nektaria KILL-EM-QUICK Rise Of Legion. 51	Posted - 2015.07.23 20:15:00 - [6] - Quote Well, think of it this way.... Eve players have been around for...hmmm roughly 12 years. They pay subscription fees (if they don't make enough isk in game to buy plex). They also have to deal with the whining of dust players and the spamming of corp ads etc in about 24 different systems. Lets also not forget that Eve players who are loyal to the game are highly annoyed by the dust players who pretend to be pilots for the sole purpose of Orbital dropping. Don't get me wrong, there are benefits for legit Eve players who drop orbs for fac war (they also obtain loyalty points as dust players do). Overall, they see themselves not as superior necessarily, but more invested in a larger gaming community that dust multiplied by 1000. Technically we are invading their space..... Think on that *KEQ Diplomat* Gallente Loyalist ... Come at me bro. A grenade to the head will most certainly get you dead.
endezeichen grimm Brothers Grimm 666 17	Posted - 2015.07.23 20:23:00 - [7] - Quote Alcina Nektaria wrote: Well, think of it this way.... Eve players have been around for...hmmm roughly 12 years. They pay subscription fees (if they don't make enough isk in game to buy plex). They also have to deal with the whining of dust players and the spamming of corp ads etc in about 24 different systems. Lets also not forget that Eve players who are loyal to the game are highly annoyed by the dust players who pretend to be pilots for the sole purpose of Orbital dropping. Don't get me wrong, there are benefits for legit Eve players who drop orbs for fac war (they also obtain loyalty points as dust players do). Overall, they see themselves not as superior necessarily, but more invested in a larger gaming community that dust multiplied by 1000. Technically we are invading their space..... Think on that I disagree completely. We have our own space and it is none of their business. The 2 games have no impact on each other as far as I've seen in the 2 years I've been playing. As far as pretending to be pilots goes; A pilot is someone who can fly a dropship very well. Maybe I just don't understand what the eve people do, but I don't see any connection between the 2 games for them to whine about. Simplify the graphics and make the game run smooth!
Louis Domi Tugastroy Evil Syndicate Alliance. 1	Posted - 2015.07.23 20:24:00 - [8] - Quote Eve=pc master race Dust=console Also they probably think were wasting CCP's resources that could be used on their games? *Delt for CPM2, Shadowed Cola for CPM2, Breaking For CPM2*
Maken Tosch DUST University Ivy League 12	Posted - 2015.07.23 20:33:00 - [9] - Quote Not all Eve Online players are elitist. <<<--------------- Case in point. Besides, a lot of the Dust chat is restricted to starter systems which consists of about 24 different systems out of an entire cluster of over 1,000. We are not concerned about you invading our space. In fact, we welcome it. Just ignore the loud mouths in local chat. They don't speak for me or everybody else. Just themselves. Eve Online Invite https://secure.eveonline.com/trial/?invc=ed64524f-15ca-4997-ab92-eaae0af74b7f&action=buddy
True Adamance Praetoriani Classiarii Templares Praetoria Imperialis Excubitoris 20	Posted - 2015.07.23 20:39:00 - [10] - Quote endezeichen grimm wrote: What is up with the arrogant eve players in the chat? Their game has no visible impact on dust but they still keep talking trash and acting elitist. I think they are jealous that they have to pay a monthly fee and we get DUST 514 for free. We still pay for aurum. And a lot of these whack jobs actually think they are flying through space, when they are just sitting in front of a computer just like you do at the office. I just block all the eve losers whenever they start talking trash, but CCP needs to educate them or block them from the DUST 514 chat. That's not it. It's that they have had what we want for the better part of ten years now and we are that unpleasant little addition to their universe that they have not direct impact upon nor has impact upon them making us wholly redundant. The last thing however that we want CCP to do is block them from Dust 514 chats and separate the games. As for the underlined part......that's kind of what the purpose of RP (or role play) is. It's acting as the character you have created in the game with an interest in the back ground setting of New Eden. That being said most of the RP community I know of are pretty cool and really want to see more of Dust in New Eden. Em shah tey et naGÇÖemsaer ek rahvi, amarr osedah gasi ubday pahk. Ekin tey vahka ijed div ema ziel. Et tey vamatal em.

Adipem Nothi Nos Nothi 12	Posted - 2015.07.23 20:44:00 - [11] - Quote endezeichen grimm wrote: The 2 games have no impact on each other as far as I've seen in the 2 years I've been playing. Could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure this is not a design goal. Shoot scout with yes. - Ripley Riley (for CPM2)
Joseph Ridgeson WarRavens RUST415 4	Posted - 2015.07.23 21:05:00 - [12] - Quote Watch to 2:41. I really don't understand why this happens in some games when it doesn't in others. It is just "Daddy loves me best!" crap. Specifically for EVE, there might be a few reasons: 1. They want DUST to go away so the developer's time is spent on "the game that matters" or gets them recognition. 2. They want DUST to be on the PC so they dislike it because they can't play it. 3. They see the game as massively flawed and in a negative light. "Anyone who plays that must just be an idiot!" Hell, how many times on any forums does "COD players..." come up as a pejorative term? "This is B.S! This is B.S! I paid money! Cash money, dollars money, cash money!"
Maken Tosch DUST University Ivy League 12	Posted - 2015.07.23 21:08:00 - [13] - Quote endezeichen grimm wrote: The 2 games have no impact on each other as far as I've seen in the 2 years I've been playing. First of all, I took away your bold lettering because I see it as pointless and unnecessary and only makes you look more desperate for attention than you really want to let on. Second, both games do have an impact on each other on two fronts. Planetary Conquest and Faction Warfare. In PC, the amount of districts your corp owns in Molden Heath grants a bonus to control towers deployed over that particular planet. I do not know what the bonus is, but I think it has more to do with output. Problem here is that managing control towers in low-sec space is a nightmare for Eve Online players. In FW, the progress of the war between opposing factions in Dust has a direct impact on how difficult or easy it would be to defend or take control of a target system in Eve Online. Eve pilots can also deliver orbital support which awards them a nice profit of 6,000 LP for every time they pull the trigger for the orbital. Just one orbital alone is enough to cover the cost of the destroyer they usually bring should they ever lose it to a low-sec pirate. It is estimated that 6,000 LP in Eve Online equals to about 8-10 million ISK. Not to mention the kill mails they get on the dropsuits. If anything it is faction warfare that has a much stronger connection between the two games than anything else because there are better incentives there for the players to interact than what planetary conquest offers. That and FW encourages more communication between both games which is why you often see Eve pilots available in the popular faction chat channels offering orbital support. Finally, an Eve Online player can join a Dust-side corp while a Dust player can join an Eve-side corp. Eve Online Invite https://secure.eveonline.com/trial/?invc=ed64524f-15ca-4997-ab92-eaae0af74b7f&action=buddy
Nocturnal Soul Primordial Threat 7	Posted - 2015.07.23 21:10:00 - [14] - Quote As it is here its the same in EVE, the loudest make the most sound so everything else is drowned out. In my 4 months playing EVE I found the community there to be extremely welcome. But be careful what you ask on the forums because if what you say is even slightly remotely related to what do I do or what can I do next you'll be crucified by a 2 page post of how much of a scrub you are and why you should quit EVE. "The Wrath of God is Immense. His Justice is Swift and Decisive. His Tolerance is Limited."
True Adamance Praetoriani Classiarii Templares Praetoria Imperialis Excubitoris 20	Posted - 2015.07.23 21:12:00 - [15] - Quote Maken Tosch wrote: endezeichen grimm wrote: The 2 games have no impact on each other as far as I've seen in the 2 years I've been playing. First of all, I took away your bold lettering because I see it as pointless and unnecessary and only makes you look more desperate for attention than you really want to let on. Second, both games do have an impact on each other on two fronts. Planetary Conquest and Faction Warfare. In PC, the amount of districts your corp owns in Molden Heath grants a bonus to control towers deployed over that particular planet. I do not know what the bonus is, but I think it has more to do with output. Problem here is that managing control towers in low-sec space is a nightmare for Eve Online players. In FW, the progress of the war between opposing factions in Dust has a direct impact on how difficult or easy it would be to defend or take control of a target system in Eve Online. Eve pilots can also deliver orbital support which awards them a nice profit of 6,000 LP for every time they pull the trigger for the orbital. Just one orbital alone is enough to cover the cost of the destroyer they usually bring should they ever lose it to a low-sec pirate. It is estimated that 6,000 LP in Eve Online equals to about 8-10 million ISK. Not to mention the kill mails they get on the dropsuits. If anything it is faction warfare that has a much stronger connection between the two games than anything else because there are better incentives there for the players to interact than what planetary conquest offers. That and FW encourages more communication between both games which is why you often see Eve pilots available in the popular faction chat channels offering orbital support. Finally, an Eve Online player can join a Dust-side corp while a Dust player can join an Eve-side corp. That being said Maken..... FW Bonuses are woefully unpredictable and unreliable and at this point I cannot thing of any corporation who actually takes advantage PC or otherwise of the bonuses in Molden Heath. FW Orbital Strikes are only the more profitable option for earning LP as opposed to plexing which is dangerous and takes long periods of time. Em shah tey et naGÇÖemsaer ek rahvi, amarr osedah gasi ubday pahk. Ekin tey vahka ijed div ema ziel. Et tey vamatal em.
Maken Tosch DUST University Ivy League 12	Posted - 2015.07.23 21:15:00 - [16] - Quote Joseph Ridgeson wrote: Watch to 2:41. I really don't understand why this happens in some games when it doesn't in others. It is just "Daddy loves me best!" crap. Specifically for EVE, there might be a few reasons: 1. They want DUST to go away so the developer's time is spent on "the game that matters" or gets them recognition. 2. They want DUST to be on the PC so they dislike it because they can't play it. 3. They see the game as massively flawed and in a negative light. "Anyone who plays that must just be an idiot!" Hell, how many times on any forums does "COD players..." come up as a pejorative term? 1. Not all Eve players are like that. There are a lot of Eve players out there who actually enjoy Dust. We are just not that vocal as the others. 2. Some of us don't even care if it goes to PC or PS4. Both platforms have their benefits. It's just a matter of which is more convenient for CCP and the players. 3. Again, not all of us are like that. In fact, that quote of yours sounds familiar. It is almost like it was said before from an Earth & Beyond player who thought Eve Online was stupid back in 2003. Eve Online Invite https://secure.eveonline.com/trial/?invc=ed64524f-15ca-4997-ab92-eaae0af74b7f&action=buddy
Patrick57 10	Posted - 2015.07.23 21:20:00 - [17] - Quote endezeichen grimm wrote: As far as pretending to be pilots goes; A pilot is someone who can fly a dropship very well. Maybe I just don't understand what the eve people do, but I don't see any connection between the 2 games for them to whine about.[/b] Pilot in the context of eve just means an eve player http://i.imgur.com/QGx5fQH.gifv
Georgia Xavier Incorruptibles 965	Posted - 2015.07.23 21:42:00 - [18] - Quote Nocturnal Soul wrote: As it is here its the same in EVE, the loudest make the most sound so everything else is drowned out. In my 4 months playing EVE I found the community there to be extremely welcome. But be careful what you ask on the forums because if what you say is even slightly remotely related to what do I do or what can I do next you'll be crucified by a 2 page post of how much of a scrub you are and why you should quit EVE. That sounds f*cking brutal Click for an instant good day! (or atleast cheer you up a bit)
Alcina Nektaria KILL-EM-QUICK Rise Of Legion. 54	Posted - 2015.07.23 21:42:00 - [19] - Quote endezeichen grimm wrote: Alcina Nektaria wrote: Well, think of it this way.... Eve players have been around for...hmmm roughly 12 years. They pay subscription fees (if they don't make enough isk in game to buy plex). They also have to deal with the whining of dust players and the spamming of corp ads etc in about 24 different systems. Lets also not forget that Eve players who are loyal to the game are highly annoyed by the dust players who pretend to be pilots for the sole purpose of Orbital dropping. Don't get me wrong, there are benefits for legit Eve players who drop orbs for fac war (they also obtain loyalty points as dust players do). Overall, they see themselves not as superior necessarily, but more invested in a larger gaming community that dust multiplied by 1000. Technically we are invading their space..... Think on that I disagree completely. We have our own space and it is none of their business. The 2 games have no impact on each other as far as I've seen in the 2 years I've been playing. As far as pretending to be pilots goes; A pilot is someone who can fly a dropship very well. Maybe I just don't understand what the eve people do, but I don't see any connection between the 2 games for them to whine about. If you knew anything about Eve, you would know that the local chats dust players are put in, are in systems that are inhabited by Eve players. Not every single one, but they are there and they are many. Various corporations and industrialists and miners take home away from people and these happen to be some of those systems. So don't say that it is "dust's space" because you are very wrong. Especially in terms of Molden Heath. 99% of the people in Molden Heath are there for the sole purpose of ganking dust players. A pilot is any Eve Player actually. We are called EVE PILOTS. PLEX = PILOT License Extension. Your ignorance just proves to the real pilots (eve players who spend all of their time in spaceships) that they have a reason to be elitists. Edit: Don't get me wrong, I by no means think as an Eve Pilot that i'm better than any dust player, but on the other hand I understand where they are coming from. The ignorance between the two games (on both sides) perplexes me sometimes because you would think there would be more common ground. *KEQ Diplomat* Gallente Loyalist ... Come at me bro. A grenade to the head will most certainly get you dead.
Beld Errmon 1	Posted - 2015.07.23 21:59:00 - [20] - Quote yes eve players are quite elitist, though the ones talking to you are probably the lowest and least respected players in the game themselves, so its a matter of **** rolls down hill, you are basically being smack talked to by a bunch of prey animals. The real eve players wouldn't be seen dead talking to you and in reality, they are better than you for any number of reasons, probably the worst being that you are playing a half dead lobby shooter on a 9 year old console. Assault Dropship Pilot Semi-Retired Closed Bittervet

Nocturnal Soul Primordial Threat 7	Posted - 2015.07.23 22:11:00 - [21] - Quote Georgia Xavier wrote: Nocturnal Soul wrote: As it is here its the same in EVE, the loudest make the most sound so everything else is drowned out. In my 4 months playing EVE I found the community there to be extremely welcome. But be careful what you ask on the forums because if what you say is even slightly remotely related to what do I do or what can I do next you'll be crucified by a 2 page post of how much of a scrub you are and why you should quit EVE. That sounds f*cking brutal It was and it was kinda sad because I ask that question in the new player part of the forums and got my ass chewed out by a well respected person... But that's the past & all I can say is look for a corporation to answer all your new questions in game. "The Wrath of God is Immense. His Justice is Swift and Decisive. His Tolerance is Limited."
Death Shadow117 Wolf Pack Special Forces Evil Syndicate Alliance. 467	Posted - 2015.07.23 22:11:00 - [22] - Quote Or dust could have tq to itself so we don't get all the lag and cheating that eve players use. Dust has its own system (MH) but we can't have our own server? Duct tape fixes everything from weapons to suits and even tanks.
True Adamance Praetoriani Classiarii Templares Praetoria Imperialis Excubitoris 20	Posted - 2015.07.23 22:18:00 - [23] - Quote Death Shadow117 wrote: Or dust could have tq to itself so we don't get all the lag and cheating that eve players use. Dust has its own system (MH) but we can't have our own server? This game would be a shell of itself if it weren't attached to EVE even tenuously as it is. Em shah tey et naGÇÖemsaer ek rahvi, amarr osedah gasi ubday pahk. Ekin tey vahka ijed div ema ziel. Et tey vamatal em.
endezeichen grimm Brothers Grimm 666 17	Posted - 2015.07.23 22:25:00 - [24] - Quote Maken Tosch wrote: endezeichen grimm wrote: The 2 games have no impact on each other as far as I've seen in the 2 years I've been playing. First of all, I took away your bold lettering because I see it as pointless and unnecessary and only makes you look more desperate for attention than you really want to let on. Second, both games do have an impact on each other on two fronts. Planetary Conquest and Faction Warfare. In PC, the amount of districts your corp owns in Molden Heath grants a bonus to control towers deployed over that particular planet. I do not know what the bonus is, but I think it has more to do with output. Problem here is that managing control towers in low-sec space is a nightmare for Eve Online players. In FW, the progress of the war between opposing factions in Dust has a direct impact on how difficult or easy it would be to defend or take control of a target system in Eve Online. Eve pilots can also deliver orbital support which awards them a nice profit of 6,000 LP for every time they pull the trigger for the orbital. Just one orbital alone is enough to cover the cost of the destroyer they usually bring should they ever lose it to a low-sec pirate. It is estimated that 6,000 LP in Eve Online equals to about 8-10 million ISK. Not to mention the kill mails they get on the dropsuits. If anything it is faction warfare that has a much stronger connection between the two games than anything else because there are better incentives there for the players to interact than what planetary conquest offers. That and FW encourages more communication between both games which is why you often see Eve pilots available in the popular faction chat channels offering orbital support. Finally, an Eve Online player can join a Dust-side corp while a Dust player can join an Eve-side corp. I don't see any of that. I just play a match, Win or lose, and play the next match. Even if there is some hidden obscure connection, they should be glad we're playing rather than trying to kick us out. Simplify the graphics and make the game run smooth!
endezeichen grimm Brothers Grimm 666 17	Posted - 2015.07.23 22:32:00 - [25] - Quote Alcina Nektaria wrote: [quote=endezeichen grimm][quote=Alcina Nektaria]Well, think of it this way.... If you knew anything about Eve, you would know that the local chats dust players are put in, are in systems that are inhabited by Eve players. Not every single one, but they are there and they are many. Various corporations and industrialists and miners take home away from people and these happen to be some of those systems. So don't say that it is "dust's space" because you are very wrong. Especially in terms of Molden Heath. 99% of the people in Molden Heath are there for the sole purpose of ganking dust players. A pilot is any Eve Player actually. We are called EVE PILOTS. PLEX = PILOT License Extension. Your ignorance just proves to the real pilots (eve players who spend all of their time in spaceships) that they have a reason to be elitists. Edit: Don't get me wrong, I by no means think as an Eve Pilot that i'm better than any dust player, but on the other hand I understand where they are coming from. The ignorance between the two games (on both sides) perplexes me sometimes because you would think there would be more common ground. You're assuming that everyone automatically knows about eve. Nothing in the DUST interface explains the eve stuff. A Pilot flies a dropship(really a fancy helicopter). And the local chats are just local chats. We are ignorant to all the background stuff because it is irrelevant anyway. I don't know what Molden Ganking even means. And I really don't care because it has no impact on just playing a game and trying to win the match. Simplify the graphics and make the game run smooth!
Soldner VonKuechle SAM-MIK General Tso's Alliance 2	Posted - 2015.07.23 22:55:00 - [26] - Quote endezeichen grimm wrote: Alcina Nektaria wrote: [quote=endezeichen grimm][quote=Alcina Nektaria]Well, think of it this way.... If you knew anything about Eve, you would know that the local chats dust players are put in, are in systems that are inhabited by Eve players. Not every single one, but they are there and they are many. Various corporations and industrialists and miners take home away from people and these happen to be some of those systems. So don't say that it is "dust's space" because you are very wrong. Especially in terms of Molden Heath. 99% of the people in Molden Heath are there for the sole purpose of ganking dust players. A pilot is any Eve Player actually. We are called EVE PILOTS. PLEX = PILOT License Extension. Your ignorance just proves to the real pilots (eve players who spend all of their time in spaceships) that they have a reason to be elitists. Edit: Don't get me wrong, I by no means think as an Eve Pilot that i'm better than any dust player, but on the other hand I understand where they are coming from. The ignorance between the two games (on both sides) perplexes me sometimes because you would think there would be more common ground. You're assuming that everyone automatically knows about eve. Nothing in the DUST interface explains the eve stuff. A Pilot flies a dropship(really a fancy helicopter). And the local chats are just local chats. We are ignorant to all the background stuff because it is irrelevant anyway. I don't know what Molden Ganking even means. And I really don't care because it has no impact on just playing a game and trying to win the match. But hey, lets log into the forums and sperg about how someone on the internet called you a bad name. talk about effing irrelevant. log off the forums, and stay in DUST. 'As salty as salt can get.' how I describe the dust player base.
True Adamance Praetoriani Classiarii Templares Praetoria Imperialis Excubitoris 20	Posted - 2015.07.23 23:00:00 - [27] - Quote endezeichen grimm wrote: Maken Tosch wrote: endezeichen grimm wrote: The 2 games have no impact on each other as far as I've seen in the 2 years I've been playing. First of all, I took away your bold lettering because I see it as pointless and unnecessary and only makes you look more desperate for attention than you really want to let on. Second, both games do have an impact on each other on two fronts. Planetary Conquest and Faction Warfare. In PC, the amount of districts your corp owns in Molden Heath grants a bonus to control towers deployed over that particular planet. I do not know what the bonus is, but I think it has more to do with output. Problem here is that managing control towers in low-sec space is a nightmare for Eve Online players. In FW, the progress of the war between opposing factions in Dust has a direct impact on how difficult or easy it would be to defend or take control of a target system in Eve Online. Eve pilots can also deliver orbital support which awards them a nice profit of 6,000 LP for every time they pull the trigger for the orbital. Just one orbital alone is enough to cover the cost of the destroyer they usually bring should they ever lose it to a low-sec pirate. It is estimated that 6,000 LP in Eve Online equals to about 8-10 million ISK. Not to mention the kill mails they get on the dropsuits. If anything it is faction warfare that has a much stronger connection between the two games than anything else because there are better incentives there for the players to interact than what planetary conquest offers. That and FW encourages more communication between both games which is why you often see Eve pilots available in the popular faction chat channels offering orbital support. Finally, an Eve Online player can join a Dust-side corp while a Dust player can join an Eve-side corp. I don't see any of that. I just play a match, Win or lose, and play the next match. Even if there is some hidden obscure connection, they should be glad we're playing rather than trying to kick us out. Why should they be glad if we are failing to achieve desirable results and directly making the undertakings more difficult? Em shah tey et naGÇÖemsaer ek rahvi, amarr osedah gasi ubday pahk. Ekin tey vahka ijed div ema ziel. Et tey vamatal em.
DUST Fiend 17	Posted - 2015.07.23 23:14:00 - [28] - Quote There isn't enough popcorn in the world for this thread. Someone, please, link this to EVE forums. Let's start a flame war. We need something exciting going on around here.
Soldner VonKuechle SAM-MIK General Tso's Alliance 2	Posted - 2015.07.23 23:17:00 - [29] - Quote DUST Fiend wrote: There isn't enough popcorn in the world for this thread. Someone, please, link this to EVE forums. Let's start a flame war. We need something exciting going on around here. Did you catch the salty the bear thread yesterday? That was popcorn worthy indeed. This threads still tame 'As salty as salt can get.' how I describe the dust player base.
Russel Mendoza Klandatu 215	Posted - 2015.07.23 23:30:00 - [30] - Quote Cant we all just get along. Just drop them ob's on us dust players and smile. Have a good day sirs. I'm the biggest Dustard in the universe!!! Summoning technique "Gorgon no jutsu" Vehicle request accepted.



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