Wormholes

Being a newer entity to the c5 scene, we typically will fight on every occasion we get; however, typically due to our size we will attempt to arrange either a cap limit or a pilot limit so that its not suicide for us. Not easy replacing a t3 fleet when your just getting started but typically we will engage and try our luck at a fight with what we have if no arrangement can be made.

I will say this though, we are much more willing to fight if we dont see caps ready to come in on the other side of the hole. While they are commonly used in wh fights in lower numbers, if people come into our hole we dont know enough about their intentions to feel comfortable. We only just used caps in our hole for pvp this week for the first time which was awesome might I add, but the experience comfort that you gain from fights is not where it would need to be to, for lack of a better word, be careless about how we engage.

So far every entity we have fought though have been good sports for the most part and have even gotten some of our pilots exits out when trapped etc, so thanks to those we have fought for the courtesy given after a good brawl, it goes a long way with us as far as the community is concearned.

See you on the battlefield.

when ever a good fight is to be expected. We dont engage TLC anymore. "TLC? Assume Archons"

So... it's not the same then. I didn't mention 'intel' or 'scouting' since they are sensible things to do that might lead us to the conclusion that we'd lose. It's more fun to dive headlong into something then see if you can bail if you bite off more than you can chew. Besides, there's always free cheese in a mousetrap. Running away with that cheese is the challenge.

If the shoe fits...

Confirming these guys like a fight

We will try to fight everything we can when were on

This bears uncanny resemblance to that alliance formerly known as REPO.

Page 2 and I'm the first one to confess that I am risk averse?

Me and my friends normally jump on every opportunity to score a gank, while trying to bait smaller escalations. We will not however take any fight we know we will lose, since we normally roll with 2-4 dps ships and no logistics (but a bunch of scout/tackle alts).

This doesn't mean that we run from everything that looks remotely dangerous however. With good intel and going in aggressive you can get some nice results with a much smaller fleet, since the first reaction for most people is to run away when someone is confident enough to go HAM on you. With this technique we have managed to fight half a fleet, and kill off their reinforcements returning 1 by 1 when they realize we actually didn't have a large fleet.

But then comes the times when you face the fleets with as many or more dps t3, backed up by tackle/bubbles and logis. These times we are the cowards cloaking up/posing up, hoping to catch a lone straggler or set a trap by rolling a hole when we know a smaller group is out roaming, hoping to catch them where their path home used to be.

Not really no. We'll take the hard fights and jump in without any hesitation ballsdeep into your home.

It's your sandbox and you can crap in it however you want. For us personally, it just changes what sort of fleet we bring next time.

Regards,

Sith

We take all the fights, because not fighting is against our GSI (Give a **** Index).

After nearly four years of faring the unknown, this is what I've noticed... Those trying to make a name for themselves (new/reformed corps/alliances) will more than likely give you a good fight, but then they become prima donnas. Is there anyone left out there who truly does not give a f***?