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As the GM team continues to investigate whether this is a bonus room, designed to provoke miners into having an emotional temper tantrum, in which they urge me to commit suicide in real life, and threaten to rape me and murder me and sexually traffick my children and burn my house down and hack into my computer and launch nuclear weapons and gangbang torture cut me into pieces…
MacGybo prides himself on “profit” – legitimate gameplay.
However, miner permit roleplay is TOXIC.
Ethical gankers only kill newbros who lag out in Jita.
Hold on. I gotta say, like, wow. Before I ever even heard of EvE Online, before I ever started playing the game, this guy was camping the Jita undock and taking advantage of new players.
I never took 29 billion isk from a one day old character. However, MacGybo has the hypocritical audacity to claim that I am the griefer. You can debate whether I’ve driven a new player to quit, but you can be absolutely certain MacGybo has. That’s a fact.
We now return to ongoing Hateless drama.
In his own discord, Hateless is on the defensive.
Hateless has been struggling to gain sympathy.
Adrian Vexier made a compelling defense.
What will happen next?
Will Hateless get revenge on the space bully griefer guild?
Believe it or not, but EvE Online is a PvP game. Players fight over resources, in a battle royale. As an analogy, consider the game Fortnite. In the image below, you can see a miner, harvesting ore.
Of course, there’s always a little cutie with a ponytail, who won’t hesitate to shoot a hapless miner.
Carebears whine and moan endlessly, complaining about those meanie “griefers” who engage in PvP. One crybaby recently gave me permission to share his tears with you.
Thank you Hateless.
Hateless sees no problem with “griefing” in nullsec, but he cries foul when someone touches him in Highsec.
I know what you are asking.
Earlier today, Adrian Vexier decided to bump an Orca.
I could have shot Hateless (again), but I was already shooting someone else, so the crybaby miner was perfectly safe. Ultimately, nobody ganked Hateless, but he is still crying.
Nobody shot Hateless. Nevertheless, the mere presence of another player was enough to “provoke an emotional response”. Hateless was frustrated that another player was playing the game. So he sat down next to his motorcycle, and quit his space “job”.
EvE Online “stream fleet” partners are coddled by CCP. They get free handouts, free plex, free skins, and free advertising. Apparently, it’s just not enough. Hateless merely wants to get paid for not playing, with no hassle from the other players.
Minerbumping is a timeless tradition. Consequently, I have no idea how Hateless can feel entitled to mine in Highsec, with a fleet of Hulks, and yet he throws a temper tantrum whenever someone bumps his Orca. What does he expect is going to happen?
Apparently, if you declare Highsec mining to be your “job”, then you can claim harassment because other players are interfering.
Hateless simps rallied to his defense.
New players deserve protection!
Everyone is discussing how to stop gameplay in a game.
Oh boohoohoo, the miner can’t maximize his isk/hr.
Honestly, CCP should stop enabling carebears.
Highsec miners should be banned from the Partner program.
Every carebear knows that gankers enjoy griefer roleplay harassment. However, today we will consider another side of the story. Believe it or not, but some miners enjoy the attention.
When Tannia Voxx lost her Golem, she understood that it is important to purchase a mining permit.
As an AFK miner, Tannia was proud to purchase an AFK permit.
Alas, Tannia died again.
You might expect that she would be upset.
Fortunately, I did not ignore her emotional distress.
Like many miners, she enjoyed a prolonged cry.
Contrary to popular belief, miners are not griefed in the Why Was I Ganked? channel. Instead, they study space law.
Tannia had a lot of paranoid concerns.
Ultimately, she purchased a non AFK permit.
Tannia is ready to mine in style!
Yes, some people actually enjoy spending their money on ships that get blown up in a video game. They enjoy getting invited to an ingame channel, where they are told to calm down and send isk.