For PL: How to Spy on Militia

After Smurfsbrigade and the Gallente Shadow People took down a Titan, there were many comments thrown around about how 'PL is probably going to spy more on FW now' and etc. Even Jester over at Jester's Trek made a comment to that effect, warning FW CEOs to be wary.

The rise of formidable militia capital fleets is going to be a serious threat against Pandemic Legion, especially if they continue to live and operate from Amamake. Militia may also be a significant threat to major nullsec alliances who dare to deploy, operate, or travel near FW 'hot zones.'

A Load of Crap

"A quick view of the Eve Online forums can always find someone complaining about being suicide ganked, whining about some scam they fell for or other such tears. With the Goons' Ice Interdiction claiming a vast amount of mining ships, there were calls for an "opt out of PvP" option. 


Should this happen? Should people be able to opt-out of PvP in Eve Online. Should CONCORD prevent crime rather than just handing out justice after the event? Or do the hi-sec population already have too much protection from the scum and villainy that inhabits the game?"



As a female, I tend to be somewhat softhearted toward the less fortunate in EVE. I always cringe a little when my evil corpmates steal loot, troll noobs in general militia chat, or grab point on an unfortunate nuetral Orca that accidentally jumps into the warzone. I'm fiercely loyal to my corpmates when push comes to shove, but I'm always a little saddened.

I become downright upset when people do things that outright endanger someone elses enjoyment of the game. After all, who are we to say that one type of game play is 'right' for all players? This is supposed to be a sandbox afterall.

Random Friday Ramble

That sentence that you wrote on that paper where you were talking about which two ideas are the best for that program greatly confused me due to the number of demonstrative adjectives that you used. 

Also, I’m concerned by the number of times you end your sentences with a preposition, and I’d ask you to please be more careful about where they are at.

In addition to that, putting too many long, similar, redundant, unnecessary adjectives before your nouns can make your sentences more difficult to read. 

Don't use imperative sentences in formal writing.

It is good to use proper action verbs. It is seeming like you incorrectly use the progressive tense of some verbs.

Be sure to be consistent in what tense you use, for when you had different tenses in one sentence it can become difficult to figure out when you will be talking.

Adding a conjunction to the end of your sentences is a bad habit also.