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wu han: Protected "PvP" [edit=sysop:move=sysop]

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Protected "PvP" [edit=sysop:move=sysop]

wu han at 10:19, 12 July 2010

2010-07-12T10:19:58Z

wu han: Protected "PvP" [edit=sysop:move=sysop]

2010-07-12T10:17:25Z

Protected "PvP" [edit=sysop:move=sysop]

wu han at 10:17, 12 July 2010

2010-07-12T10:17:25Z

wu han: Protected "PvP" [edit=sysop:move=sysop]

2010-07-12T10:16:13Z

Protected "PvP" [edit=sysop:move=sysop]

wu han at 10:16, 12 July 2010

2010-07-12T10:16:13Z

wu han: Protected "PvP" [edit=sysop:move=sysop]

2010-07-12T10:12:39Z

Protected "PvP" [edit=sysop:move=sysop]

wu han at 10:12, 12 July 2010

2010-07-12T10:12:39Z

wu han: Protected "PvP" [edit=sysop:move=sysop]

2010-07-12T10:12:15Z

Protected "PvP" [edit=sysop:move=sysop]

wu han at 10:12, 12 July 2010

2010-07-12T10:12:15Z

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 ===PvP and Pirates===
-For [Pirates]pirates, PvP is used to control the situation and offer the best circumstances for the extraction of financial remuneration - namely ransoms either in isk, cargo contents or some other 'punishment'. Pirates will attempt to get the target ship down to near destruction (75% hull damage) before entering into negotiations for the pilot's freedom.
+For [[Pirates | pirates]], PvP is used to control the situation and offer the best circumstances for the extraction of financial remuneration - namely ransoms either in isk, cargo contents or some other 'punishment'. Pirates will attempt to get the target ship down to near destruction (75% hull damage) before entering into negotiations for the pilot's freedom.
-If payment isn't possible, [[ttp://wiki.eveonline.com/en/wiki/The_Bastards_%28Player_corporation%29 |The Bastards]] (a player corporation) usually get the unlucky pilot to either compose a Haiku or sing-along-a-song either in Eve Voice or some other communication system. Such songs are normally recorded for posterity. If the song is deemed of sufficient quality, the pilot is let go and allowed to leave.
+If payment isn't possible, [http://wiki.eveonline.com/en/wiki/The_Bastards_%28Player_corporation%29 The Bastards] (a player corporation) usually get the unlucky pilot to either compose a Haiku or sing-along-a-song either in Eve Voice or some other communication system. Such songs are normally recorded for posterity. If the song is deemed of sufficient quality, the pilot is let go and allowed to leave.
 So PvP does not necessarily end in a ship being destroyed in these circumstances. No killmails are generated though security status for the pirates will go down (if at possible) and the pirates will be Globally Criminally Flagged, if they are in low-sec space.

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 ===PvP and Pirates===
-For pirates, PvP is used to control the situation and offer the best circumstances for the extraction of financial remuneration - namely ransoms either in isk, cargo contents or some other 'punishment'. Pirates will attempt to get the target ship down to near destruction (75% hull damage) before entering into negotiations for the pilot's freedom.
+For [Pirates]pirates, PvP is used to control the situation and offer the best circumstances for the extraction of financial remuneration - namely ransoms either in isk, cargo contents or some other 'punishment'. Pirates will attempt to get the target ship down to near destruction (75% hull damage) before entering into negotiations for the pilot's freedom.
 If payment isn't possible, [[ttp://wiki.eveonline.com/en/wiki/The_Bastards_%28Player_corporation%29 |The Bastards]] (a player corporation) usually get the unlucky pilot to either compose a Haiku or sing-along-a-song either in Eve Voice or some other communication system. Such songs are normally recorded for posterity. If the song is deemed of sufficient quality, the pilot is let go and allowed to leave.

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 For pirates, PvP is used to control the situation and offer the best circumstances for the extraction of financial remuneration - namely ransoms either in isk, cargo contents or some other 'punishment'. Pirates will attempt to get the target ship down to near destruction (75% hull damage) before entering into negotiations for the pilot's freedom.
-If payment isn't possible, [[The Bastards |The Bastards (a player corporation)]] usually get the unlucky pilot to either compose a Haiku or sing-along-a-song either in Eve Voice or some other communication system. Such songs are normally recorded for posterity. If the song is deemed of sufficient quality, the pilot is let go and allowed to leave.
 So PvP does not necessarily end in a ship being destroyed in these circumstances. No killmails are generated though security status for the pirates will go down (if at possible) and the pirates will be Globally Criminally Flagged, if they are in low-sec space.

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 For pirates, PvP is used to control the situation and offer the best circumstances for the extraction of financial remuneration - namely ransoms either in isk, cargo contents or some other 'punishment'. Pirates will attempt to get the target ship down to near destruction (75% hull damage) before entering into negotiations for the pilot's freedom.
-If payment isn't possible, [[The Bastards (a pirate corporation )|The Bastards (a player corporation)]] usually get the unlucky pilot to either compose a Haiku or sing-along-a-song either in Eve Voice or some other communication system. Such songs are normally recorded for posterity. If the song is deemed of sufficient quality, the pilot is let go and allowed to leave.
+If payment isn't possible, [[The Bastards |The Bastards (a player corporation)]] usually get the unlucky pilot to either compose a Haiku or sing-along-a-song either in Eve Voice or some other communication system. Such songs are normally recorded for posterity. If the song is deemed of sufficient quality, the pilot is let go and allowed to leave.
 So PvP does not necessarily end in a ship being destroyed in these circumstances. No killmails are generated though security status for the pirates will go down (if at possible) and the pirates will be Globally Criminally Flagged, if they are in low-sec space.

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 For pirates, PvP is used to control the situation and offer the best circumstances for the extraction of financial remuneration - namely ransoms either in isk, cargo contents or some other 'punishment'. Pirates will attempt to get the target ship down to near destruction (75% hull damage) before entering into negotiations for the pilot's freedom.
-If payment isn't possible, [[The Bastards (a pirate corporation )|The Bastards]] usually get the unlucky pilot to either compose a Haiku or sing-along-a-song either in Eve Voice or some other communication system. Such songs are normally recorded for posterity. If the song is deemed of sufficient quality, the pilot is let go and allowed to leave.
+If payment isn't possible, [[The Bastards (a pirate corporation )|The Bastards (a player corporation)]] usually get the unlucky pilot to either compose a Haiku or sing-along-a-song either in Eve Voice or some other communication system. Such songs are normally recorded for posterity. If the song is deemed of sufficient quality, the pilot is let go and allowed to leave.
 So PvP does not necessarily end in a ship being destroyed in these circumstances. No killmails are generated though security status for the pirates will go down (if at possible) and the pirates will be Globally Criminally Flagged, if they are in low-sec space.

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