Oh, your right
Lets not take accountability for putting one's self in a totally avoidable situation.
Lets not take accountability for putting one's self in a totally avoidable situation.
PvP Fuel Corgi gets got 65k LY from bubble - SDC Special
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Ever flown out where the stars are really thin? And not just out-and-back, but staying there for some time? Fuel management becomes less than trivial.
Professor Moriarty?
Keyser Soze?
Is that what open is headed for? Continuous salami?
How does that have to do with willingly flying up to a fully armed combat vessel with hardpoints deployed in the middle of no where?
Jenner
I wish I was English like my hero Tj.
Jenner, that doggie has been banned from our pack.
Oh.
Well, it was memorable, that's for sure.
Anacondas are frequently used as exploration vessels due to their frankly unfair jump range
Apologies though, I thought you mean the whole "it's easy not to run out of fuel and those that do deserve to be punished" angle.
Aren't guilds fun?
edit: just watched it, what a rolemodel to emulate. Go for it kids!
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With the jump range of the ganker, his fuel management wouldn't have been a concern. Trust me.
I've got to disagree with this. Morality is entirely dependent upon context. Murdering someone in a computer game is worlds apart from murdering someone in real life. There's nothing immoral about murdering someone in a computer game, as it is make believe. The fact that you resurrect straight away rather changes the significance of death.
So clear your save now. It's just make believe anyway.
The Replicated Man
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For Shame! Shame!
I don't think it's directly relevant to what I was talking about anyway, but regarding fuel management, it has become very trivial since selecting and plotting for scoopable stars became a thing. At least for me, being someone who goes exploring in a fully combat loaded Vulture for months at a time with just the stock fuel tank, which only allows for 3 max range consecutive jumps. I've never had a problem with it.
That being said, accidents can and do still happen occasionally, presumably.
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Like the dog. Think it would have been funnier if the dog was yachting.
I wont feed the negative vibes in this thread because its just encouragement.
I wont feed the negative vibes in this thread because its just encouragement.
I hope that's not true. I've played as German in Battlefield a bunch of times. I even played as American in Battlefield Vietnam.
I hope that's not true. I've played as German in Battlefield a bunch of times. I even played as American in Battlefield Vietnam.
I'm not getting your point. How did this change morality in any way? Also, keep in mind I said "just because."
You can still RP a bad guy or whatever, but that doesn't necessarily change the morality of a given situation.
This likely has to do with empathy and how invested someone is in an artificial reality on an emotional or visceral level, i.e., why I made the distinction between immersion players and meta players.
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I hope that's not true. I've played as German in Battlefield a bunch of times. I even played as American in Battlefield Vietnam.
Hope is not a strategy.
Flying a cheap fuel rat ship when required to be in open (fuel rat ops only) and sending screenies of a rebuy screen to reddit. Now that is a strategy.
Also, a lot of moral theories and exercises are based on scenarios that are not real. I'll let you come to your own conclusions about what that means for you.
Please remember that this was posted the day before 2.4 drops.
Given the amount of planning that has been done for this, that can't be a co-incidence.
As for the "it's only a game" excuse:
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/WhatYouAreInTheDark
Given the amount of planning that has been done for this, that can't be a co-incidence.
As for the "it's only a game" excuse:
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/WhatYouAreInTheDark
Planning?
Fly boat, call corgi.
Fly boat, call corgi.
