LOL, this would be very handy, i have done the same many times, even just shutting the cargo window when switching would work, then we can open the one we want after that.

Who is stEVE???

For reals? You mean the game EvE?

This is a common issue, there are....or were....several threads around on it, but cannot find any atm, most of the advice you will get will be to spend points on lock time and get a sensor amp.

The problem exists because you can make more money in less time/risk on the tier 1 missions than doing anything with the tier 2 missions. Thus many people with more points/better mechs will go farm the tier 1 areas, forcing newbs to sit and watch in frustration as a pile of containers get dropped everywhere.

This to me seems a serious issue, in other areas of the game (anything after newb mission running areas) i would say tough deal with it, do the above, but these areas should be just for newbs that barely have learned to target, let alone fight well. It seems to me that the sure way to kill a game is to frustrate or bore the newbs into wanting to do something else.

I tend to get a bit of easy money farming these areas as well on my combat toon, but i either back off if there a few newbs there, or at least take turns. Earlier today there was one unnamed mech that tried to lock out an area in a bigger mech.......i locked it down so that he left frustrated instead of the two newbs.....(with a message that i was being reported for griefing, lol). There are others that do the same to help out a bit, or at least give the newbs a chance, but many will just ignore you or even start insulting you just for asking for a few to kill.

I am confused as well, anyone that has access to corp funds has ways to deal with each separately......

Amen! I am so used to doing that in other MMO's that i keep forgetting......or at least make the "N" indicator stand out so you do not have to look for it.

A good spy is there for the bigger picture, one type will do whatever is needed within the corp until they have the opportunity to strike, if the spy (and the group they are working for) is really good, no one even suspects they are one until the hangar is empty, the defences are coming down and they are already across the lines.
Another type will leak out info for months or years, if they and the group they really work for are good, then it is a balance of taking the most advantage with the least risk of being exposed. The best spies are almost always "model members" of the society they are spying on.

Wohoo!

Yes, like in many games now or in real life, your stuff does not magically teleport from station to station.

The tutorial missions are the only ones that give mechs as rewards, other than that your Corp (other players) may give/sell you one, or you would have to get one from the market.

There are several other threads running around about this already.....

Why? Paying attention would fix it, and how would it know what is "abnormal", markets change a lot.
Not sure where the stEvE thing came from, never seen it in my years of playing it, but yes, it does get annoying.

LOL, should just close this section of the forum since every suggestion is taken as "dumbing down the game".

I agree, this would be handy IMO......

Wow, like step away from the computer man.......now, before you hurt yourself........while out there get a life or at least find something less stressful......like knitting.

Seriously, if true that is pretty messed up, anything taken out into PvP is fair game, massive lag or no, if they can't afford to lose it, they shouldn't be piloting it.
Even if it is true though it is not worth that much stress, whining, and crying, get the heck over it.