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erictlewis
Hard Core Member
Joined: 11/08/08
The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over while expecting different results. |
10/23/12 12:12:56 AM#21
wow did you read all the stuff in the cargo bay, what kind of idiot carries all that in his cargo bay. Talk abut getting caught with your pants down. You know what they say in even never fly what you cant replace. I wonder if my death back in october of 2008 got regestered, was in navula killing rats and got jumped by some of the local slime and got poded, and lost a raven in the process not a fun day.
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10/23/12 12:13:04 AM#22
Originally posted by Krashner ^^^This^^^ |
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Hokie
Elite Member
Joined: 1/11/04
Hey Devs, just so you know. The more you give us to play with, the more we play. |
10/23/12 12:20:47 AM#23
Originally posted by adam_nox He was in zero sec, basically an area where tens of thousands of players battle for control of territory and resourses. Its far from any NPC space stations. There are player stations but if an enemy takes it over you dont have access to anything youve left there.
So my guess is he was trying to get his shit out and got capped at a bubbled gate camp. That is a very fast ship thats hard to target. It was a good plan, that is till it failed. LOL
Edit. And those are blueprints. You cant build anything in EVE without one. And you can research that blueprint so you can make the item for less materials and in less time. So the value was probably even higher that what is listed. Its not like the crafting in most MMO's, its closer to true production.
Edit x2 Maybe I should explaine value a little better. The first item on the list is an Armageddon "battleship" blueprint, so I'll use that. Im going to use rounded numbers as it simplifies things. Lets say a built 'Geddon BS (Armageddon battleship) sells for 100M isk. And a player says "I want to make an sell those". He has to purchase a BP (blueprint), and lets say that costs 800M. So in theory it would take 8 sales to break even. Remember EVE players, this is simplified. NOT! Because in reality it will cost 70M in materials, so its closer to 27 sales to just break even. So a person can research "material effiency" to reduce the amount of materials it takes to produce one 'Geddon BS which raises the 800M base value of that BP.
So in the end Im sure the value of what he lost was actually about 15%-20% higher. |
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10/23/12 12:21:23 AM#24
Originally posted by VideoJockey Ah it's not the ship itself that was so valuable but rather his cargo. case: Coolermaster HAF932 |
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10/23/12 12:24:32 AM#25
Virtual items are worth nothing. It doesn't matter how much 'work' you put into something inside a game. Anything that's 'lost' can be recreated by anyone with server-side access in a matter of minutes. Games aren't real, and people should consider that when they're playing them.
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10/23/12 12:36:03 AM#26
The player has claimed on the forums the he got all of his stuff back, due to his account having been hacked. Take that for what it's worth, but it would make sense why "he" would have run through nullsec with a crap ship and a ton of blueprints.
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10/23/12 12:44:21 AM#27
"If all the village idiots... left their villages... and formed their own
ROFLMAO!!!!! Perfect. |
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Hokie
Elite Member
Joined: 1/11/04
Hey Devs, just so you know. The more you give us to play with, the more we play. |
10/23/12 12:47:11 AM#28
Originally posted by asmkm22 Nope, dont believe it for a second. CCP is just as merciless as its players. |
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10/23/12 12:48:50 AM#29
Noone can accuse Eve of being mainstream at least...
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Hokie
Elite Member
Joined: 1/11/04
Hey Devs, just so you know. The more you give us to play with, the more we play. |
10/23/12 12:57:18 AM#30
Originally posted by erictlewis If someone posted your kill to a kill board and that board is still active, then yes.
I found one of my deaths from around late 2004, I think it was. Brought back some memories. Its was from when I helped nut stomp FA (Fountain Alliance) and lost my Scorp to a gate camp on the way back. Thats when losing a BS hurt, my tears tasted bitter that day. LOL |
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10/23/12 1:04:06 AM#31
these Eve things pop up every few weeks.. i think they are just elaborate PR stunts used to garner attention and keep people talking about Eve..
Watch your thoughts; they become words. |
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10/23/12 1:06:04 AM#32
Originally posted by Loke666 mainstream for a penal colony, maybe Watch your thoughts; they become words. |
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Hokie
Elite Member
Joined: 1/11/04
Hey Devs, just so you know. The more you give us to play with, the more we play. |
10/23/12 1:07:09 AM#33
Originally posted by Kenze true dat. |
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10/23/12 1:12:55 AM#34
Why oh why don't people learn. This is always a bad idea, even in highsec. If your moving that kind of value, do it in a decent fitted ship with a ton of friends.
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10/23/12 1:13:37 AM#35
Originally posted by Kenze No unfortunately some people just take risks that either through circumstances or maybe just plain stupidity, they wouldnt normally do, personally i wouldnt have undocked with that in cargo unless i was in a carrier and the destination cyno was already lit, and even then i'd be worried about the few seconds after undock before i could jump.. i don't know what the guys circumstances were but they must have been pretty bad. And if you think this is just some PR stunt, then you really don't know Eve.. but your not alone, if there is a harder game to play out there than Eve, i've not seen it. |
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10/23/12 1:30:54 AM#36
Originally posted by Hokie They really are. In any case they only give back the stuff that was destroyed, never the stuff that dropped. |
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10/23/12 1:42:46 AM#37
Remember that thread about two weeks ago? How tough is EVE?
This tough. DamonVile- Games built for disposable players are now apparently built by disposable employees. |
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10/23/12 1:44:55 AM#38
I'm sure the player could afford the loss.
"Lectroids? Planet 10? Nuclear extortion? A girl named "John"? |
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10/23/12 2:23:46 AM#39
Originally posted by snapfusionIn other words, another typical day on a gaming message board. |
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10/23/12 2:31:03 AM#40
its still hard to wrap my head around how in game items can be worth so much..
I still cant get over Entropia Universe and how that guy made $300K selling is in game land.
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