Why do you not like player owned bases

[Adam_Spire]

I hate when BoP syndrome is trying to tell that you are ""OORP" hater and trying to get as much attention that yells for the whole community as a victim and the whole game is dommed and etc, but no, you have to either accept you're lost your pob and you can put another tamogochi or take a break and play something else. There should be a sign when you put a pob with "If you place this pob you accept that it might be destroyed" or something. BTW placing POB is OORP too,

I've noticed that the people who complain about being accused of Out of Roleplay attacks are typically the ones who engage in it as often as possible.
The event that that's still fresh in our minds is the base in Omega 11 that you and the hessian players coordinated to appear that you were the back up and not the instigators of. There have been few strikes against a player base that falls under any resemblance of rules of engagement against a player or well established roleplay. You just see a base, log on your battlecruisers and attack it. Sure, I have no screenshots to document tis accusation, but the response you have been providing over the past days is one heck of a guilty conscience trying to excuse their own flimsy actions.

Because you cannot create anything of value, you destroy it with cheap, barely passable roleplay.

The only thing players hate about a player base is that it becomes successful while theirs do not.

The only thing a faction hates about a player base is the construction without permission.

I have seem many single players build their bases from the ground up to a successful running operation. Players like that are HATED for OORP reasons.
THAT is all the reason they need to attack a player base. An Out of Roleplay bitterness they simply cannot ignore.

Instead of demanding monthly payments, weekly reports, equal access, an official apology, heck, transfer of ownership, your final solution is to blow it up.

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Sometimes, when all you want is to gain your freedom, you must be willing to risk it all.