Sunday, January 27, 2013

Highsec Miner Grab Bag #20

Okay folks, once we're on the twentieth edition of something, we should all know the drill. Let us waste time no further!


Our gank squad was not terribly worried about Pruorer's promise of vengeance. I was confused about one thing, though: If Pruorer has nothing to do all day, why will it take more than six months for him to retaliate?


GodLord was very concerned after witnessing a miner blow up in an ice field. I'm not sure whether he was saying New Order Agents are going to become mass murderers, or if he thinks the "bullied" miners will become mass murderers. If the latter, so much for the myth of the peaceful highsec miner!


Perennial rebel Inspektor Cluseau, like many faux "moderate" miners, claims to be in favor of some ganking in highsec. Just not every day. Sorry, no deal. For the sake of victory, we will slaughter every miner in highsec if need be.


Inspektor's attitude is nothing new. But it's interesting that he acts as if suicide ganking hasn't been nerfed before.


Chilly83 Tissant gives us all hope. Thanks to the New Order, mining in wormsec is more attractive to him than mining in highsec. We're all about waking up the carebears and broadening their horizons.


castle2 keep openly aspires to bothood. Yeah, I'd say he probably qualifies as a bot-aspirant.


Mako5 isn't a big fan of the New Order, but he does like his clichés.


As usual, the rebel has the whole idea of "rights" backward. We've spoken about this before. Everyone in highsec has the right to have highsec saved. Until that happens, democracy is impossible. Therefore the New Order is for freedom, and everyone who opposes us is against freedom.


Mako5 is very confident of victory, despite early losses into the hundreds of billions of isk for the rebel miners. Is he the next Winston Churchill?


...He's still working on it. Somehow his insult backfired, and I get to add another title to my already healthy-sized list of them.


Agent John E Normus proves what many have already concluded: The New Order Agent is always the sanest-sounding person in local.


I've heard Lissiri's complaint before. Bad miners think that by requiring them to stay at their keyboards, we're invading their home space in real life. Nonsense. You can do whatever you want in your home, but if you're mining in my highsec, you obey my Agents.


Shufly and others may not like it, but I have a forecast for highsec's future: More Agents, more ganking, more Code discussion, more permits being sold, more miner tears, and a lot more Order. Isn't it great?

5 comments:

  1. I was in Tolle today watching the fun with some corp mates. Absolutely hilarious stuff. It appears the biggest complainers a. write long essays after they get ganked, and b. have no concept of grammar or spelling.

    If these players do not like to get ganked in their nice shiny mining ships I think they are probably playing the wrong game. I have it on good authority Minecraft offers safe opportunities to mine.

    Keep up the comedy. It's great!

    ReplyDelete
  2. "More Agents, more ganking, more Code discussion, more permits being sold, more miner tears, and a lot more Order. Isn't it great? "

    I couldn't think of anything better in Eve.

    ReplyDelete
  3. The miners wail: "can't you guys think for yourselves?!?"
    To which we respond in unison: "Can't we think collectively?"

    Everytime I hear this tired cliché, I always wonder what the individual spewing it thinks about our men and women of the armed forces. Would they say to a marine, "can't you think for yourself and stop carrying out your C.O.'s orders?!?"

    It's like they have no sense of community, camaraderie, nationalism, or patriotism. As if they have no earthly idea why so many people would work together to achieve a common goal. No wonder these types are to be found in NPC/one-man corps selfishly laboring away to achieve their one and only goal, a fatter wallet.

    You see, New Order agents do think for themselves, we just figured out one day that we were all thinking the same thing.
    "For the sake of victory, we will slaughter every miner in Highsec if need be."

    So it is written, so let it be done. \o/

    -Galaxy Pig

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. As the old saying goes "2 heads are better than one", the individualistic thinking is what gets miners killed, they think about what's best for them, not what's best for the collective group. If they actually thought about what was best for miners as a collective, and acted upon it, they could present some form of unified resistance, but nope.

      ~Casa

      Delete
    2. Community and Camaraderie are awesome.
      What you guys are doing is awesome.
      Plz go easy on the nationalism and patriotism though :) those two things have turned out to be bad many times.
      Also obeying orders turns out not to be a defence at a criminal trial.
      Again i support u guys and the code :) plz keep the tears coming.

      Delete

Note: If you are unable to post a comment, try enabling the "allow third-party cookies" option on your browser.