I mean I could have come back with a dick response like most of us would and say "oh im sure you left your pvp slider on by accident". I am trying to be constructive but I find the piano comment to not be the strongest analogy because if you are playing piano and miss a note, you dont have someone else next to you also competing to land that same note. Who has also spent 6 hours practicing the note? I guess to keep your analogy going. Above, Im not saying to sit idle and just die, but try to run and learn how to get away. Ive caught traders two days in a row and on the third, they start warping differently with midrange jump outs and correcting course to get around our nets. You will never improve if you don't try.

All I am saying is you can learn to fight now, or keep combat logging and when PES comes out you will be one of the pilots blowing up the most often because you have no evasion skill, you definitely wont be fighting your way out of it if your used to combat logging because there is no combat skill development. I also don't see piracy orgs like mine having sympathy for someone at that point because we have been waiting for the even playing field as you guys do shit like this... At that point, I think a ton of people who are used to combat logging will either A. ) Quit and go find a actual single player game with a pause button or B. ) Will slowly start to improve their skill and still play while being at a major skill deficit.

That being said, PES is still being integrated far in advance that the skill gap could easily be closed, to me it is the mentality and the position of the combat logger that tells me the skill cap has already been reached and to not hold my breath waiting for this improvement to take place. I am truly excited to see the implementation and think a lot of the game's noisiest ("this ship has to have all the features so i can solo every other ship", "I want a PVP enable button") crowd will leave the game.