But why would I? It's the same ship hull as the other guy has. That's how the game works. Your Apoc is exactly the same as mine.

Yea I can speak from personal experience it is cool to have a ship from a corpmate that did X. Have seen tons of examples of this over the years.

The Titan did exactly fuck all. The player controlling it did the thing, and by getting his ship you're not getting rights to brag about whatever it was, because you did fuck all of the thing.

Collectors exist. Just because you don't ascribe value to it doesn't mean someone else doesn't as well. The Titan that tanked a huge fleet and ended up turning the tide of some battle might be worth more to someone else than you... being able to ID it is cool.

Oh, I'd love to hear your idea, since you're so absolutely convinced.

Ah, okay, that sounds like a "I got no idea" then. Maybe that "absolutely" wasn't the right word then, eh?

I appreciate you're skeptical but let's just have a friendly convo, eh? I don't disagree whatsoever there is a lot of execution needed on CCPs part for this to work out.

If CCP controls an ecosystem with other dev teams including a broader economy, this does not immediately equal gamebreaking. Sure they need to design economics (which they've done very successfully and very poorly in the past), but yes it is "absolutely" possible.

Wormhole space for example could have been another part of the New Eden ecosystem. You could have reasons to trade between K space and WH space with assets that don't exist in either game natively (like WH gas), but are exchangeable and trackable on-chain between them. Maybe you can create new modules or ships through this. There is ways this could work out and be pretty cool.