Didi Vatermann, the famous Shield and Booster engineer, is now offering free Shield testing upon take off

Alaska Sædelære

Alaska Sædelære
Visiting engineer systems in Open carries an elevated risk of getting tested, is the only thing I know. Not the place to argue about Open, but if this is a surprise, then there is a gap in player education. Why can evidently still not everybody make a conscious decision about it?
 

nemolomen

nemolomen
Alaska Sædelære said:
Visiting engineer systems in Open carries an elevated risk of getting tested, is the only thing I know.
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Yes, exactly, and I DON'T want to avoid these encounters...they are a positive experience for me, either way...
Alaska Sædelære said:
Not the place to argue about Open,
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(y)
Alaska Sædelære said:
but if this is a surprise, then there is a gap in player education.
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I concur...

Alaska Sædelære said:
Why can evidently still not everybody make a conscious decision about it?
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I presume its due to there being pros and cons, and the pros outweigh the cons for many players...either that, or they forgot which mode they were in...in which case, you're dead on...
 
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Screemonster

Screemonster
Alaska Sædelære said:
Visiting engineer systems in Open carries an elevated risk of getting tested, is the only thing I know. Not the place to argue about Open, but if this is a surprise, then there is a gap in player education. Why can evidently still not everybody make a conscious decision about it?
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Honestly, when you're jumping into the system the game should alert you if there have been any recent cmdr-on-cmdr kills, the same way it warns you about thargoid warzones and anarchies (despite most anarchies being uninhabited and, in fact, pretty safe).

Active CG systems should probably get the warning by default.
 
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