War in EvE can be fun if you're the one doing the shooting. On the other hand it can be an ugly inconvenience for the industrialist with big obligations. So how does one go about avoiding that inconvenience? The most common course of action is a noob corp alt that's immune to declarations of war. Another viable option is to hire transportation for ones goods. I tend to go with the first rather then the latter as it costs me nothing but my own time.
Cost is what it comes down to in the end. Don't take the ISK damage on the killboard for face value. For every Inter-Stellar-Kredit lost on the killboard (for & against) our members lose 10x that in lost income. War can be a powerful tool against an industrialist, but sadly not as effective against a PvP character.
A typical PvP character doesn't have to face the economical hurdles that an industrialist endures. EvE does a very nice job of making ones losses and pvp meaningful by making you work to pew pew. Sadly it lacks the ability to cut pirates mercenaries and adversaries off from their free market supplies.
For example, if one were able to cut our friends the nanotardz off from ammunition and new ships by not selling goods to them, their feeble war would all but die instantly. It is this exact type of economical warfare that EvE needs to make griefers move on. Perhaps one day...
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Sunday, September 23, 2007
Wednesday, September 12, 2007
Everyone's Doing It
I caved. Everyone else was doing this and it seems like a sound idea to give everyone a chance to get to know us better and better understand the joys & frustrations that go with the job.
This is only the 4th blog I operate so lets see how well I can keep up on this as well as the fifty bajillion other responsibilities I have going on in my life right now. A family, a life, a wife, and school.
Yes, school. I recently quit my job and 2nd career to return to school. I'm pursuing Chemical Production & Power Engineering Technology in my scholarly studies. A heavy workload with a great deal of responsibility in the end. As such I have far less time to maintain the current projects I operate in EvE. I've run 2 missions in the last 3 weeks for my own personal gain.
So why bother with managing and directing? Simple really; I love it. Not the power, or the control but to be in a position to make a difference is a big deal to me. I love making a difference. So feel free to ask and question when you see me around.
This is only the 4th blog I operate so lets see how well I can keep up on this as well as the fifty bajillion other responsibilities I have going on in my life right now. A family, a life, a wife, and school.
Yes, school. I recently quit my job and 2nd career to return to school. I'm pursuing Chemical Production & Power Engineering Technology in my scholarly studies. A heavy workload with a great deal of responsibility in the end. As such I have far less time to maintain the current projects I operate in EvE. I've run 2 missions in the last 3 weeks for my own personal gain.
So why bother with managing and directing? Simple really; I love it. Not the power, or the control but to be in a position to make a difference is a big deal to me. I love making a difference. So feel free to ask and question when you see me around.
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