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Lythrilux · 11-26-2015, 02:19 AM,

(11-26-2015, 01:49 AM)|nfrared Wrote: OK, so I like that you are coming up with events and stuff, particularly the Yaren event you did not so long ago. I didn't take part in any of these so I don't know, but was there any fallout from [TBH] or any other Corsair groups about the loss of that base?

Generally, both participating factions were pleased about the event because it progressed so well and ultimately was a fun event via the combined efforts of players and staff. They were some people (and this was small) who initially weren't entirely pleased with losing an asset - but not because of losing the asset itself but because the event was predetermined (Core and Corsair leaders planned the outcome years ago). There were supposed to be future developments to compensate for that but idk what the progress on that is (shout-out to the Corsair leader: If you want to organise some stuff I'd love to get involved). Otherwise the majority of people on the opposing side did enjoy the event and were content with its outcome as the other side was.

On the subject of this I could actually make Dabadoru relevant too. Now, I and Core| don't actually mind about losing Dabadoru itself from an RP pov nor do we really mind about the predetermined nature of the event (I was actually really concerned about Order activity when the zoner FR5 was a thing and really wanted to get the base into their hands ASAP at that point). The issue with Dabadoru is the conduct of how the Order players acted during the event and the base itself has become a symbol of the terrible sportsmanship, poor attitude and cheating during that event - leading to unfortunately high levels of bitterness from the Core side (which you can probably detect in my post lol). I am happily going to try and model one of the events around the battle of Nauru, because that is an example of a good event. God forbid any sort of repeat of the Battle for Dabadoru, as it's the prime example of how an event should never unfold and is the worst event I've ever taken part in.

As an evaluation it seems the ooRP variables are just as important as the inRP conditions before, during and after the event.

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I prefer events where, although there is a winner and a loser, both sides can gain something even by just participating.	35.59%	21	35.59%
I prefer events where there is a clear winner and a clear loser. The winner will gain something, the loser will neither gain or lose anything.	20.34%	12	20.34%
I prefer events where there is a clear winner and a clear loser. The winner will capture or take assets from the loser.	35.59%	21	35.59%
Other (please comment).	8.47%	5	8.47%
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