See in a bar, it is different. You can get hurt physically. Over the computer, you can't.

This is the way the internet is. There is no way to totally enforce it, only sucks up resources in a futile effort that are better spent on other things. Just know that nobody can get hurt over the internet or throw a punch over the computer screen, and it is much better for you in life to either take everything said with a grain of salt or just ignore.

They've already implemented your suggestion. It is called /ignore.

Their time is better spent making new story quests rather than babysitting kids because some people find it harder to ignore than report for some odd reason?

Sure now go back to murdering game characters.

The opposite of it has been abused.

Exactly.

That's why it needs to be paired with dampening sensor, so can escape from your radar.

Yoda used dark side in Dark Rendezvous to tap into Vjun's power to fight Dooku.

Yeah the holo-shrub disguise got me thinking about it.

They have to look different from their counterparts on the other faction, thus the no component change.

The only disadvantage with interdiction is its long cooldown time. Everything else is fine with it. You have to be within 3000m to hit your target with it, when it is upgraded they will slow to a crawl while you can tranverse half the map near-instantly until you are out of their sensor range. It's the fastest way for a gunship to travel.

Add more RAM.

It should depend on the form.

Not if you use retro.

"Only the Sith deals in absolutes."

If you're flying in a straight line, you wouldn't have anything behind you to crash into.

The projector can cover over your own ship too, so both your ship and the decoy looks like holograms?

I'm sure you won't be charged with copyright infringement as long as you source the quote.

Strafing are only for those who brake to fight. Takes too little skill.

Interdiction Drive.

Sensor beacon? No, that's not its purpose. It's used for electronic warfare, not decoy.

They get more points if they take the pylon back.

It takes the shield spot, and projects a mirror image of your ship to either the left or right. Gunships won't know which one is the real you (but missiles will still lock on to you). If the hologram gets hit by a railgun or lasers, it will distort slightly. Effect lasts 20 seconds or so, and your shields get a debuff while it is active. Once upgraded, you can have 2 holograms at once, thus there's only a 1/3 chance the gunship will hit you.

Good thoughts. It's also up to the pilot using it to use the right tactics to keep the gunship duped as long as possible. Opening fire would be a give away, depending on your angle.