Last ActiveApr 30, 2020
BirthdayAug 19, 2016 (10 years old)
Next BirthdayAug 19, 2027 (287 days)
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Danger Ratio43%
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Lost41.31m
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Balance-41313161
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1. Botting
"The miners are bots. The miners are quite literally less than human. They deserve to be wiped out, every last one of them. To the extent that they still feel anything, it should only be fear, humiliation, and misery." -James 315, Manifesto 1 (December 2011)
Justification
Botting is the most serious infraction a capsuleer can commit. This is the only EULA violation that overlaps with New Order enforcement, as it is unrealistic for CCP to catch all players engaged in such activities. Some characteristics of a bot fleet may include but are not limited to: identical ship fits, bot-like naming scheme (miner1, miner2, miner3, etc...), lack of response to attempted player interactive (convo's, attacks) while performing in-game actions such as switching mining laser targets or catching warp, reported intelligence of irregular behavior, etc... Such fleets can be miner fleets, freighter fleets, incursion fleets, mission fleets, or any other form of ISK income that can be botted.
The Law
1A. Capsuleers are prohibited from using bot programs.
Agent Procedure
New Order agents that come upon obvious bot fleets will make an immediate attempt to vaporize as many of the bot ships as possible. Grouping with additional agents to inflict maximum damage is encouraged. Further reporting of bot-like activity to CCP is also heavily encouraged. Any permit holder(s) engaged in such activities may have their permit(s) revoked at the discretion of the agent, since a pledge to follow the Law of Highsec is invalidated if the Law is subsequently violated.
2. Bot-Aspirancy
"People just automatically assume they're 'safe' in highsec, then get annoyed when they lose a ship because of their own lack of spatial awareness." -CCP Falcon, 2014
Justification
Bot-aspirancy is nearly as serious as botting, and is responsible for the majority of ISK inflation. Though the scale varies, the crime is always defined the same: playing away from keyboard/client. To quote straight from The Code: "[capsuleers] should strive not only to avoid botting, but to avoid even the appearance of botting."
"The miners are bots. The miners are quite literally less than human. They deserve to be wiped out, every last one of them. To the extent that they still feel anything, it should only be fear, humiliation, and misery." -James 315, Manifesto 1 (December 2011)
Justification
Botting is the most serious infraction a capsuleer can commit. This is the only EULA violation that overlaps with New Order enforcement, as it is unrealistic for CCP to catch all players engaged in such activities. Some characteristics of a bot fleet may include but are not limited to: identical ship fits, bot-like naming scheme (miner1, miner2, miner3, etc...), lack of response to attempted player interactive (convo's, attacks) while performing in-game actions such as switching mining laser targets or catching warp, reported intelligence of irregular behavior, etc... Such fleets can be miner fleets, freighter fleets, incursion fleets, mission fleets, or any other form of ISK income that can be botted.
The Law
1A. Capsuleers are prohibited from using bot programs.
Agent Procedure
New Order agents that come upon obvious bot fleets will make an immediate attempt to vaporize as many of the bot ships as possible. Grouping with additional agents to inflict maximum damage is encouraged. Further reporting of bot-like activity to CCP is also heavily encouraged. Any permit holder(s) engaged in such activities may have their permit(s) revoked at the discretion of the agent, since a pledge to follow the Law of Highsec is invalidated if the Law is subsequently violated.
2. Bot-Aspirancy
"People just automatically assume they're 'safe' in highsec, then get annoyed when they lose a ship because of their own lack of spatial awareness." -CCP Falcon, 2014
Justification
Bot-aspirancy is nearly as serious as botting, and is responsible for the majority of ISK inflation. Though the scale varies, the crime is always defined the same: playing away from keyboard/client. To quote straight from The Code: "[capsuleers] should strive not only to avoid botting, but to avoid even the appearance of botting."
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