Intergalactic Summit

Why do you also think anyone wants to do anything with you?...And why do you assume everyone is sleazy?



The beach isn't the thing. You're being a condescending, eyeing-down-your-nose ***** to the people you're asking for help. If you don't like us, why are you talking to us?

I was having a nice time with everybody and getting lots of great suggestions and help until beach-boy wandered in and tried to make everyone play with his beach ball.

It is unfortunate that you assume most of us to be sleazy individuals only interested in getting into your pants. I have been to Anslo's beach a couple of times now, and it has been both relaxing and quite civil.

I do hope that you can find a place that suits your needs while avoiding interacting with other capsuleers. For myself, I have come to prefer the company of those who share a commonality with each other.

Fair enough. I wish you the best of luck in your search, Captain.

Sand is evil.

I would bombard the sand from orbit, but that would only create... more sand! The malign ingenuity of sand knows no bounds!

Lou's Bar is nice if you just want to have a drink with normal people and not call into any attention. There's rarely any pod pilots though, me at most when I visit it from time to time. It's in the Bleak Lands, though.

There were several other places as well I knew that were not bad, but I haven't checked on them in some time. The Drinker's Cathedral wasn't bad, nor the Skyhook. But, if they are still open, they usually had at least a few pod pilots. AVCL Connection, organized by our sister corporation AVCL was a good project, though I'm not sure anyone attends anymore or if it is even open after Commander Goldcore's dissapearance.

Then, of course, you have churches. You'll find that the Imperial Basilica is visited quite often by pilots and people not looking to pray but also to socialize and talk confortably. Of course, that means we go when there is no service going on, we don't want to interrupt.

There were also some dens of depravity like Le Maison de Tous Plaisirs, but I believed it thankfully got closed. Imagine going to a blooder's partying place and try not to puke. I know, it's hard.

There are also a couple of good dancing grounds and shopping venues in Amarr Prime. But I'm not much of a dancer myself, and last ball I assisted was in the Imperial Navy Ball Saloon, and I don't think it is open anymore. But there may be more balls happening soon elsewhere if you look for them.

So, as you can see, there are places to have fun, even in the Empire.

The Razor's Edge. It's in a deadspace pocket in Republic space. It used to see some capsuleer visitors, but these days I believe it's pretty much a club for baseliners. Although those baseliners are wealthy enough, as they can afford a trip to the club in the first place.

My tea parties are the things of legend.

However, I currently live in Syndicate and am from the Kingdom, so I likely won't be bringing any of my fabulous steeped herbal blends to Empire space any time soon.

If you've got Kredits to burn I highly recommend drinking as much Quafe Ultra as you can in an hour.

And then, try to beat that record.

I'd suggest the Ivory Tower.

Located in the orbit of the planet of Akila I, Fua constellation, Domain region, this 2 kilometer high and about 400 meters in diameter complex houses a number of entertainment facilities, including but not limited to a hotel habitational area, a capsuleer access bar ( or The Pavilion, as we refer to it), the Main Concourse where most smaller barsm shops, casinos and other entertainment venues are located, the Bazaar, for dealing in more exotic or larger goods that can't be found at usual shops, the Spas, which are a bit self-explanitory, the Cathedral with its en suite library, the Pleasure Gardens, where Lady Melisande Galena and Lady Carmilla d'Morenta have recently opened their Geisha House, and the Teatro Marittimo, or the Floating Theatre; the slave gladitorial tournaments and betting pools at the Theatre are currently closed, but a new season should start in about a week or so.

What's the point of all that hard working if one can't enjoy the fruit of one's labour?
If I piqued your interest, send me a mail; I'll sort out the invitations in the meanwhile. This offer also stands for anyone else wishing to visit.