"Solution is easy, bigger bountys on PK'S and more interdiction's. if a wing ganks, all are guilty.". That way the gankers can all go gank themselves.
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Indeed. The game doesn't really lend itself to unexpected anything, but that's a different topic altogether.Trouble is ED doesn't really lend itself too well to unexpected PvP.
I mean if I go out in my ship I'm normally not in a combat fitted vessel due to compromises on jump range and so on, meanwhile the aggressor(s) are.
And then if after I'm destroyed I want to get my own back I cannot do it because I'll never find the sod.
As it stands the structure of the game lends itself to unexpected, hard to defend attacks where there's not a great deal you can do expect die or run.
Sheeesh. Well, if Frontier say it's allowed in the rules of their game - who are you to argue?
But that is the point, their own EULA says it is not allowed.
So they are ignoring there own rules.
So those of us, who play by the rules feel hard done by - if one group get to play outside of the rules, then why can I not play outside of the rules.
And if we are going to pick and choose what rules - then I think I'll ignore the data scraping as I want an API for trading and hate that OCR software.
I'm not fond of the no combat logging rule either - while I do not do that, one day i may decide to do it, so if the rules are optional I think that one can go.
(This can go on)
Where in their EULA does it say its against the rules considering that en employee on the Dev team says thats there is nothing wrong with it?
Dont get me wrong, I wouldnt have done this, but this isnt griefing. Mobius has grown to the point it cant keep track of its own membership and that is a problem for mobius and nobody else.
If you dont want to be pestered by other players go to solo. simples.
This is just another example of why open for private group vs solo play doesnt work at all. If everyone had to be in open this sort of behaviour would be shut down very quickly.
Okay so I was on the side of the pve a few months ago. That's when I brought up the "EULA" as protecting those getting rekt. I bent it's interpretation to cover this so called ganking. But here's the plain fact of it. PVP is a part of the multi-player part of this game. And it is well published as such. Game features are not in conflict with the EULA because you don't need to hack or exploit the game in order to do it. So by purchasing the game you accepted the PVP facet of the multiplayer parts of the game.
Also there are no provisions in the EULA for role playing. Therefore one doesn't even need a reason to engage in PVP. EULA's are written by lawyers and this one in combination with the features of the game clears up what is harassment and what is PVP. Were racist or sexist statements made to you repeatedly? Or were you just killed as a result of PVP. If it's the second congratulations on experiencing one of the primary features of this game.
Ultimately there is no legal standing here.
On the other hand if someone is plotting to disrupt services provided by Frontier Development like say by organizing players against them... well that actually does break the EULA.
Okay so I was on the side of the pve a few months ago. That's when I brought up the "EULA" as protecting those getting rekt. I bent it's interpretation to cover this so called ganking. But here's the plain fact of it. PVP is a part of the multi-player part of this game. And it is well published as such. Game features are not in conflict with the EULA because you don't need to hack or exploit the game in order to do it. So by purchasing the game you accepted the PVP facet of the multiplayer parts of the game.
Also there are no provisions in the EULA for role playing. Therefore one doesn't even need a reason to engage in PVP. EULA's are written by lawyers and this one in combination with the features of the game clears up what is harassment and what is PVP. Were racist or sexist statements made to you repeatedly? Or were you just killed as a result of PVP. If it's the second congratulations on experiencing one of the primary features of this game.
Ultimately there is no legal standing here.
On the other hand if someone is plotting to disrupt services provided by Frontier Development like say by organizing players against them... well that actually does break the EULA.
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/attachment.php?attachmentid=104362&d=1456184505
And to clarify, the heading is "Communication" and"interaction with other users"
So the entire section is about how we talk and how we treat other users of the game software.
It also lists "behaviour, conduct" and "communications" at the start of my underline - so it breaks it down again to be clear.
(Just had to explain this in another thread, hence doing it here as well)
Internet 'lawyers'. What would we do without them....
The behaviour of the SDC was considerate and neither directly nor indirectly offensive to other users. No threats, bullying or harassement as defined by Frontier have happened, only the normal, expected Elite Dangerous online experience, which applies in full in private groups if more than one player is present. It's unfortunate that there was a misunderstanding between two parties with different goals and means over a private agreement which of course has no value beyond that given by the ability of one of the parties to expel the others from their group if they so desire.
We all sign legal documents and accept legal agreements on a regular basis. You better have some concept.
I do. I can tell the difference between someone who is actually qualified to give legal advice, and someone who thinks he is...
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/attachment.php?attachmentid=104362&d=1456184505
And to clarify, the heading is "Communication" and"interaction with other users"
So the entire section is about how we talk and how we treat other users of the game software.
It also lists "behaviour, conduct" and "communications" at the start of my underline - so it breaks it down again to be clear.
(Just had to explain this in another thread, hence doing it here as well)
I see. Well you can still create combat without piracy. Many of the missions are not acts of piracy but do cause bounties to be issued so bounty hunters still have targets. Politics create CZ's in many systems, still more combat. etc.
It would seem we could do without piracy and still have combat.