Mir ging es ja weniger um die WCS, sondern um den Speed des kleinen TS.
Die große Variante macht mit Navigation V nur 100 m/s, die kleine doppelt so viel.

Aber klar z.B. die Impel (großes Amarr TS) hat schon so einen guten Tank, 4,5K Cargo und 7 Lowslots.
Aber ich würde sagen so ein Schiff wie die Impel ist nicht so gut für afk, die spielt ihre Stärken in anderen Situationen aus.

Mit Transport Ships auf V bekommt wirklich brauchbare Boni auf Armor Repper, wenn ich noch was für Capregeneration in die Lows baue kann ich zwei Medium Repper durchlaufen lassen und habe immer noch Lowslots für weiteren Tank oder Cargoholdexpander.

Damit kommt man dann auch durch brenzlige Situationen.

regarding your latest article: In a Virtual Universe, the Politics Turn Real


I'm sending this on behalf of the ex-player who initially unearthed the T20 scandal. Your article seems a bit one-sided in that it omits a number of wrongs that CCP has done and has not even acknowledged much less attempted to make amends for, and as well the only people you interviewed "SirMolle", "blacklight", were all part of the entity that was benefitting from the corruption. You didn't interview anyone specifically from "the other side".

First of all was the banning of the player who uncovered the corruption. The name he took that most people know him by is "kugutsumen", and he played the part of an "information broker" in EVE. He would receive ingame intel from spys and informants, access to forums, and using his own ingame spy characters, he would obtain secrets and either sell them for profit or post them on his website(www.kugutsumen.com) for all the world to see. He always was a sort of controversial character but he was careful to remain within the limits of the EULA, because he knew all his accounts were already closely watched.

When he was handed a copy of the Band of Brothers forum database, upon inspection of forum posts and so forth, he discovered the rather blatant developer corruption. At the time, developers player identities were supposed to be kept secret and the developer in question actually registered on those forums with his @CCP e-mail address. Upon finding this, kugutsumen posted this on his website and was ordered to shut down his website by CCP. He complied, removing public access, but a day or so later all of his accounts were banned. Later investigation proved that the allegations were true, but kugutsumen and all of his accounts remained banned under a catchall phrase in the EULA basically meaning "you didn't do anything specifically wrong but we don't like you, so we're going to ban you". Funny enough, even mentioning his name ingame in public channels has gotten people banned.

After this came out, for a while CCP tried everything it could to censor what had happened and remove any reference of kugutsumen or corruption from it's own pages after resolving the issue. This isn't the first time some questionable things have happened, but this is the first time that there has been a website people could air their complaints without being censored. In the past if there was some sort of complaint, usually CCP would try to erase it from existance.

Most of these past issues are recorded somewhere on kugutsumen's website, but it takes a lot of digging to find them, and you also have to sort through a lot of speculative crap posted by people who don't know what they are talking about. to get you started, search for "LV mothership event", "GM spawned items"

most of the issues seem to have been resolved, except the whistleblower who started it all is still banned.