I had been building and selling capital ships at the rate of 28 to 32 a month for a good while, and always reinvesting profits into more blueprints."Īny self-respecting industrialist in EVE has a treasure trove of blueprints they hoard like a dragon-and Lactose Intolerant's stash was easily one of the biggest. But Lactose says that's not how he plays: "Those comments come mostly from younger players that have no idea how or what it takes to gather such a of blueprints in the first place. One of the unique aspects to EVE is the ability to buy subscription time as an in-game item and then trade it to other players for ISK, EVE's currency.
Lactose Intolerant's anonymous killerĬontrary to what some players assumed, Lactose Intolerant didn't use his credit card to buy into his obscene wealth. Groups like us will always find more people.
There is no amount of tank you can place on a target that will make you invulnerable. But since publishing that story both Lactose Intolerant and one of his killers contacted me to help shed some light on a weird, tragic moment of EVE Online. In my initial report, actual details on what happened were scarce.
But Lactose was flying a sluggish, 150 million kg Orca, and he was doing it through a star system infamous for being a ganker's paradise. Transporting nearly 800 blueprints of that value is beyond risky and requires extremely specialized ships that can slip through undetected or are so slippery they're impossible for gankers to pin down.
What perplexed most players, though, was the situation in which Lactose Intolerant was killed.
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