EVE has fireworks, we use them in jita to try and get people to concord themselves.

there are no breaks, no off time, wars begin, and end, you don't want to fight on Christmas, then organize the players for a ceasefire, CCP won't enforce one, in fact they will probably have events to try and get us to kill more people.

My mind is very clear, sir. That's is exactly what i was referring to. In a REAL war there was a break on a holiday. So why does it matter there is a break in a Non-real war?

The best way to do this is offer a general tool that cost high amounts of isk to block out the district for a day. To limit any possible abuse, have a cool down period. Story wise it could be paying Concord to protect that district for 24hrs? CCP could expand that functionality then to offer a cheaper rate on world wide holiday / holiday that the community votes on. #justideas

Do you EVER have any thought process or do you just always go around declaring things and expect people to listen to you?

Choices have consequences.

If you want a puppy, you got to take care, feed, and clean the poop.

Whenever it is needed.

If you don-¦t want the consequences, don-¦t make the choice.

I get now. None of you have real lives, therefore EVE/DUST is REAL.

Thread is now full of win.

Just another post saying absolutely NO to this idiotic, carebare bullshit.

Don't wanna play? That's your choice; take it back in the morning, if you can. Timing your assaults is very much part of the metagame, and that's why things like RF timers and strontium clathrates exist: to help get you a fight when you can defend, but not guarantee everything on your terms.

Contrary to what's asked for hear, holidays tend to be PEAKS for gaming, because we have the free time TO game (especially in the US, known for almost no holidays that get you out of work, and where two weeks vacation per year is seen as insanely awesome; compare with the rest of the developed world where almost a month per year is standard).

There's nothing more to see here, folks; if you want safety, go play some Call of Halo or whatever the piece of **** shooter du jour is; this is New Eden. If you want in on the part of the game with consequences involved, accept the consequences.

I think its rather funny that there are people who are dellusional enough thinking that a steep price is going to prevent abuse and help the 'smaller corp' out when it will only be uitliitzed by the far more organized and larger corp to prevent smaller corps from EVER getting it.

As it stands now what would you spend your excessive isk on?

Good idea. For all the EVE players whining... Dust is it's own game, it might have the same plot, though game play is definitely different.

Different game, different rules.

Good idea. For all the EVE players whining... Dust is it's own game, it might have the same plot, though game play is definitely different.

Different game, different rules.

I think its rather funny that there are people who are dellusional enough thinking that a steep price is going to prevent abuse and help the 'smaller corp' out when it will only be uitliitzed by the far more organized and larger corp to prevent smaller corps from EVER getting it.

As it stands now what would you spend your excessive isk on?

Nope. HTFU.

I think its rather funny that there are people who are dellusional enough thinking that a steep price is going to prevent abuse and help the 'smaller corp' out when it will only be uitliitzed by the far more organized and larger corp to prevent smaller corps from EVER getting it.

As it stands now what would you spend your excessive isk on?

Looks like it's 2:1 against your callousness. Perhaps you should HTFU and accept players want lives outside of the game.

Looks like it's 2:1 against your callousness. Perhaps you should HTFU and accept players want lives outside of the game.

Except if you use aurum, it would then turn it into true pay to win.

The best solution for this is merc marketplace where people can sell themselves available and corps can build a roster of trusted and untrusted clients. Then use collateral to help prevent 'throwing' the match costing the failure more than the territory is worth.