Warfare & Tactics

Congratulations Fedo's. Job's nearly done!

Crosi, why did you vanish from Ladistier about an hour after downtime last night when you were challenged to a 1v1 in your Garmur? I logged off very disappointed.

Thats how you peace out! Bon voyage chat, you are a legend!



I dont and never will accept arranged fights or 1v1, the hunt is almost all of the fun, the kill is a technicality based entirely on a correct hunt.

if you want a 1v1 drop a can outside jita 4-4 like the rest of the spaz' Also, i was inot in a garmur.

I also wonder what it would be like.





Qcats is probably the best thing to come out of faction war let alone gallente. But because they are not intimately involved in your latest round of alts orbitting buttons they are inconsequential? Ok.

Sorry to see a few great pvpers are leaving but I certainly understand.

Did gallente "win" again? If so congrats I hope you get another medal and another high five.

Well............you could come hunt me 1v1 maybe.
You were off like a bucket of prawns in the sun last night.
The last time I saw someone move that fast it was Greg01 when he was confronted with some soap and a flannel in Rakapas many many moons ago.

I suspect you just didn't want to look bad in front of your homies but I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and stop short at calling you a big girls blouse.

Oops!

Mew!

Inevitable - possibly, However I wouldn't hold my breath my friend. The only people left in Calmil these days(and these numbers are rapidly declining) are Pvp'ers and 95% of them have zero interest in plexing under the current system. So 'maybe' one day, but I doubt most of the current crop will be around to participate.

In the meantime - enjoy you warzone success.

Sounds about like GalMil when I joined. Back then tiers only got pushed for cashouts. At least 3/4 of the time CalMil was higher tier than us. When I asked about plexing people told me "We never plex. All we do is kill squids."

A few months later, some of the dudes you've seen posting in this thread organized our first full Warzone push.

Guys, after gals won FW - there is only one thing to do about FW.

We need a serious new start.

The current system is so ****** up that it is not worth playing.

We need a four faction FW board - not some CSM crap that does not work.

CCP does not care for us, its players in general or its factions.

And right they are.

Our game is their job.

It is up to us players to come on with some new ways or FW will be total dead.


I, for myself, would unite all fourr milita and wage war on null sex.

Can i have your stuff?

Numbers mean something of course, but you strip them of all the relevant context that allows them to mean anything valuable.

Your Huola observation is a good example, I was on for that period more than the average, forgive me if I'm wrong but I remember you being in local for a handful of hours towards the last couple of days. Burn Huola was a two week affair to begin with. My timezone (+/- 2/3 hours of DT) was the period where Min/Gal was the most outnumbered, have a look at my killboard, one evening I lost 15 ships in two hours. So you have to understand when a lot of people read your anecdotal viewpoint, blown out to encompass a two week OP, they simply sit there in stunned silence. I will agree however, Amarr suffered horribly from the 'outnumbered so dock' schtick and in my opinion was the number one reason they lost. Again, http://evf-eve.com/services/brcat/ allows a more holistic picture (including a timeline.)

Another example is your fascination with all VP being equal. So what if someone caps 100 plexes? 100 plexes in Kinakka or 100 plexes in Martoh? Does total VP count offer a more illuminating picture on this or don't you care? As others have said, offensive plexing alts (that don't even exist in the most recent iteration) did not take Kinakka, Okkamon, Asakai, Heyd etc. and defensive plexing alts did not keep Sarenemi, Mantenault, Alamel and Raihbaka under control in the backwaters against Calmill PvP entities. But of course without seeing the intel about who is doing what where, and how we responded, how could you know? You must admit the arrogance is slightly breathtaking that you think one metric will give you a brilliant understanding of anything.

You decry FW as being null sec lite and in the same post complain that some random out in the backwater is able to farm unless you put in effort to stop him. If you don't live in a system, or actively patrol it then why shouldn't some dude profit off the area? Why would you prefer to effectively increase force projection in FW by allowing one corp to hold sway over entire regions with for instance timer rollbacks?

Right now the corp I am in 'controls' about 6-7 systems in our area, our activity level is high enough that bot runners and afk plexers long since stopped sending their ships here, a good 90% of the people in plexes in our area lead to PVP. How is this not what we want? Do I have a right to complain that 12 jumps away some dude is making billions of isk, how do I own that area if we're not there long enough to deter him?

You need to stop looking in from the outside, and actually get to a position where you can see how it works in a functioning militia, Gallente get it, we have major home systems spread around the WZ, leaving few areas out of reship distance or control range, but you don't even factor something as basic as where pvpers live in you analysis of how a WZ is controlled or falls. The only thing you consistently prove to people involved in FW is how far removed you really are from the actual game, less spreadsheets and more playing.