Warfare & Tactics

I'm not even in the amarr anymore. I don't claim to speak for them and never did. I am giving my views based on the views of people I talked with when I was in the militia. Maybe their views have changed but nothing suggests that.

And its simply not true that I did nothing for amarr. I don't claim I did much after all I am just one pilot, but I did what I could to push amarr to try to plex and win - at least when I thought winning was doable without endless rabbit plexing. I also gave lp to hubs and isk to my corp to help them keep the fight going when most people abandoned amarr and amarr corps were dirt poor. A few people in amarr know this. I don't care what you believe.

I suspect that if you tried doing that as amarr in the amarr warzone you would indeed find you need to spend allot more time defensive plexing.

Plus as far as kills per person I think that may just be a sign of not taking players that are new to pvp. (In exile. used to take players with pretty minmimal pvp experience, I don't know what qcats policy is)

Thats why I tend to look at the number of kills the top killers are getting. That tends to show what someone who knows what they are doing can get as far as pvp.

Look dude, you are a *****, the way you come here and mischaracterise people and what they say over and over again to fit with your delusional impression of a game you play badly and with very few friends, is a disgrace.

If i ever complained about d-plexing it was because i was a sole pilot living in murethand having to defend the system single handed with no reward as there was no LP for d-plexing at the time. There was a few things that fixed this. Firstly i moved to a proper home system. Secondly CCP gave LP for d-plexing.

Also, since i posted about that 900k lp, ive already made another 300k. Half an hour in a system is 27.5k lp from the novice and small. 5-6 hours of plexing. Does that seem like a long time for you for a week? Tbh, thats rhetorical. But i know you will reply multiple times anyway. since thats your pathological nature.

I see you are angry and pulling the internet tough guy act with name calling and all.

You posted your imagination about what happened when amarr hit tier 4 as if it was fact, and I called you out on it. I gave plenty of evidence establishing my position and you of course couldn't find a single shred of evidence for your claim.

Now you claim I am mischaracterizing things. Ok you do admit that you were complaining about having to dplex farmers just to dock right? But now you don't. You say gallente being in a dominant position doesn't have anything to do with that. Thats fine i am not going to say thats false. But I admit I am still interested on how you will feel if the tides change and you have to pack up those 15 carriers full of stuff.

You mean like these threads?

We've honestly considered this and have decided we will leave FW forever and then cry on the forums about it. The other option (which is completely unrealistic and I can understand the pain and heartache it would cause...) was as follows:
Step 1. Contract all unfit ships and mods to Black Frog and have them jump it to another system. Use time saved to run a few missions or plexes to pay for this JF service.
Step 2. Leave FW for a day.
Step 3. Move all fitted ships out either "by hand" or "via carrier" . (Edit: The other option was to just leave the fitted ships in station and use the time that would have been spent moving them to run a few missions to buy replacements.)
Step 4. Enter FW again.

OK all 15 carriers worth of stuff sounds fun.

You forgot:
Step 5: get kicked out of system again and repeat steps 1-5 until the tides change again.

Or
step 5: realize your just better off basing outside of fw space so you don't have to keep repeating those steps.

I like how people conveniently post a video explaining the push back within the Amarr, and you ignore it and come up with your own silly and misinformed theory. Also, please stop arguing with X Gal, you're not going to win.

Also, to the people saying its farmers starting to switch sides, enough people know about missions now, that the only place farmers play a factor is in backwater Caldari systems, since despite being less LP/hr, its also much less effort/hr. Same reason people mine versus run Incursions for isk. I'm sure there will be a farming influx once we hit Tier 3 for the first time, and they will play a role, because any extra plex being capped matters in the net plexing numbers game, but the majority of these plex farmers will be in the Caldari/Gallente warzone in backwater systems.

I can assure you the current push coming from the Amarr is the efforts of loyalist militia members, seeing as we've been in T1 and are the leanest we've ever been now that all the complainers about how the Amarr are so disorganized have left. We're the same militia we've always been, and i've always maintained that the Amarr militia's organization is one of the best. However, its not just about the push coming from one side, its about the push coming from the other side. The slowing amount of Minmatar resistance? I can't say.

The funny thing is, if our dead weight that is now gone spent half the time plexing as it did posting on the forums they would beat Sasawong in VP, every day.

The core mechanics are here to stay boys, so enjoy them. Are they still "broken"? Honestly, I think they are, and they could be fixed as good as we'll get with a few minor tweaks, but talking about game mechanics makes me hate myself, so i'm not going to bother bringing any of that up right now.

I believe my corpmates are burned out because of a solid month(or longer) of constantly chasing rabbits while watching friendly pilots drop from militia or switching sides when times get tough. That of course works to our advantage, since the worthless pilots are gone, and to get REAL fights you have to appear to be weaker than you are....and pilot quality is an important part of winning the fights that don't appear to be in our favor.

The siege of sahtogas wasn't as long or as brutal as I had hoped. I asked the pilots that had been taking care of the surrounding systems to stop, to let the minnies capture all but saht in our constellation. I myself moved 40bil worth of assets into system in preparation......which turned out to be a huge waste. For the most part, all they did was a frenzy of plexing while we were asleep, then run away when we mounted any decent number.

The few fights we did get, we only got because we were outnumbered at least two to one.

It's just like I told the minnies when they first started whispering about taking sahtogas, they don't have what it takes. Minmatar won't bleed for a victory, so they'll lose(or run away from) the plexes that require a sacrifice.

While the current offensive doesn't have the organization I would prefer, it's more than Amarr has had in the past. Of course, that's all one can really hope for since this militia is made of up a lot of quality yet extremely independent pilots/corps.

It is a simple system that the Minmatar use time and again.

Push them into a few systems till they panic and plex desperately and then pull back to let them expand outwards again. This makes them excited and gives them confidence.

Everytime PVP gets slow we do this and get a fresh surge of glory mad over confident Amarr leaving moving around in open space.

It isn't just the farmers that harvest in FW