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Played back in 2011. I miss the “Suddenly Ninjas” days - glad to hear stories like this are still happening. We used to roll new accounts, prep a small history

Played back in 2011. I miss the “Suddenly Ninjas” days - glad to hear stories like this are still happening. We used to roll new accounts, prep a small history, sometimes even a social media presence. Join a corporation. Role play as a newbie. Learn their schedule. A long while later, rank up in the “inventory” management roles and fly or bump ships out of the bubble to waiting “real” corp members. Taking selling and scrapping all we could. Truly Eve is one of the best implementations of “community goal/quest” games, in my opinion. I wonder if it still works to contract for PLEX with a unit of measure missing. (Getting one for 10000000 instead of 100000000)

ThrustVectoring 3y ago
> I wonder if it still works to contract for PLEX with a unit of measure missing. (Getting one for 10000000 instead of 100000000) Still extremely common to get attempted, although due to the current UI it's usually listing something for billions when it should be millions. Also common is describing the contract as "500 plex" but the actual contract content is "1 plex". > A long while later, rank up in the “inventory” management roles and fly or bump ships out of the bubble to waiting “real” corp members. Player-owned Upwell structures have largely replaced POSes so that basically isn't a thing anymore. What is a thing is using a Black Ops battleship to conduit jump expensive ships off of tether into a waiting gank. It's honestly a UI/design oversight, if your ship can fit a covert ops cloak and you're close enough to a blops in your fleet, you can get involuntarily yeeted to any system within jump range.