0over0 said:
So let's say "Vic" has this huge bounty. He then contacts some friends--or uses an alt--and takes himself out. Wow--he's profited again at that corporation's expense. Have they instituted something to prevent that? Because if not, the bounty system will be the same joke it was before.
Note that the payout is 20% of the value of each killmail earned on him. I'm going to try hard to not be insulting, but it's incredibly aggravating how simple math seems to be too much work for most people. Even if he does that and gets a payout, he/his friends are only getting back 20% of what they lost, leading to an 80% loss rather than a 100% loss. That's still a massive net loss.
To put it in simple, concrete terms:
Vic has a $1,000,000,000 bounty.
He is killed by his friends while he is flying a ship with a total worth of hull + fittings of $100,000,000.
His friends collect 20% of $100,000,000, IE: $20,000,000.
He is now down a total of $80,000,000 and his bounty is reduced to $980,000,000.
How is this hard people?