It's amazing how much this is like real life, with each side hating the other and thinking the other is wrong to the point that they do things that -could- be considered 'evil'. At least, if it wasn't a game.
And quite unlike real life, one person was able to disband an entire government/corporation in one mouse-click.
Talk about game mechanics failure.
Every one of these stories I've seen regarding "big deals" in Eve has reeked of bad game mechanics. This is no exception and the parent articulates why.
If you were able to do shit like this in any other game, people would cry foul. But in Eve it is considered "oh so realistic and cool player-driven action!!111"
Moore started on TNG (in the middle of it's run iirc). He did have more influence by the time DS9 came around though - so your point is still correct.
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