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No. The most important principle of EVE is that someone can always kill you. Only having consensual PVP makes games boring, as it removes risk. In some areas o
by Tuna-Fish 14y ago
No. The most important principle of EVE is that someone can always kill you. Only having consensual PVP makes games boring, as it removes risk.
In some areas of space, killing people has consequences, specifically, losing your ship. Which just means that you should fit it for firepower/cost when you go shooting random people in highsec. Various parties have honed this to an art, for example: miniluv (Goonswarm Ministry of Love).
Their handiwork: http://community.eveonline.com/news/dev-blogs/28640 http://community.eveonline.com/news/dev-blogs/28640
Choice quote: "There’s just something special about building 15,000 spaceships and loading their guns with 1 round of ammo to shoot. And doing it right in front of the police."
- LordMoriarty 14y agoWell, that's what I understand from the post I replied. Thanks for correcting me though.