Quote: by causing lot more of them with much higher potential for abuse and unjustice.

(04-26-2013, 09:38 PM)Sava Wrote:

Quote: by causing lot more of them with much higher potential for abuse and unjustice.

How can one abuse it?

(04-26-2013, 09:44 PM)Sava Wrote: Of course. If one can't withstand a light fighter, he should be pvp dead.
Isn't that a normal approach?

Edit: So, basically, this exception limits effective raiding craft to cloaking battleships with chainfiring mortars?

(04-26-2013, 09:44 PM)Sava Wrote: Of course. If one can't withstand a light fighter, he should be pvp dead.
Isn't that a normal approach?

Edit: So, basically, this exception limits effective raiding craft to cloaking battleships with chainfiring mortars?

(04-26-2013, 09:44 PM)Sava Wrote: Of course. If one can't withstand a light fighter, he should be pvp dead.
Isn't that a normal approach?

Edit: So, basically, this exception limits effective raiding craft to cloaking battleships with chainfiring mortars?

(04-26-2013, 08:00 PM)CaptainAlamo Wrote: I never understood the rule that any dock counts as a player death. I know the obvious argument is that is is an unfair advantage to dock and reload then undock and continue fighting, but to me that is the point of bases, as safe port to operate out of. For instance, if you travel into enemy territory and attack members of a faction near their own base, shouldn't it be at your own risk that they use that base to service their ships in combat? Otherwise there is no tact to taking extra care near your enemies bases or territory, for instance, like waiting outside of the immediate base zone, or trying to attack ships on route to a destination, and waiting for them to get into deep space. If you attack someone in their territory it should be on your own liability to deal with the consequences of it. I also always wondered if docking on a ship in battle counts as docking/player death as well? As far as I'm concerned, if you attack someone at their base, and they use that tactical advantage to 'win' then they win. Thats why you might want to work harder to get capital ships, or build large groups to stage surprise attacks, so, you would have to kill those players to get them counted as dead, and fight harder if they managed to dock and restock, which is, the danger you face when launching attacks in your enemy's territory. That way if an attack fails, you can always withdraw. The same advantage would work for you in your own territory or base area as well. Once you're dead the same rules apply, you just have to use greater skill to blast someone BEFORE they get to dock. Also, if you are chasing a ship, even a cap ship, and they manage to hold out long enough to dock, the hunters may face the risk of becoming the 'hunted' as they failed to stop the ship before reaching a port safe to it. If they're both able to dock, keep fighting until destruction is achieved, or stay docked, ceding victory to your pursuer. I understand this rule will not likely change, but I think it would make gameplay more interesting. Just my 2 cents.