Intergalactic Summit

My apologies for not satisfying your craving for bloodshed. How may this humble frigate-centric corporation please you? Perhaps taking down a titan? We'll work on that.

Or maybe you're expecting all of our fights to be risk-free by using uber-expensive ships backed up with logistics, ECM, and warfare links, perhaps while also several billion ISK of implants in our heads and who knows what performance-enhancing substances running through our veins? What would our charges learn from that? If the students can never pass a test, what is their incentive to improve?



Are you implying the departure was not due to our own choice to do so?

I usually don't call those pirates, but I can't find a better word for it, so whatever.

Anyway, If I were motivated by bloodlust, I wouldn't be offering to help any of my victims. I would simply revel in the killing and in laughing in the local system's comm channel.

If I am motivated by bloodlust, as you claim, what do you think I'm gaining by holding an open conversation about my corp's activities in the Summit?

I just thought everyone should know, and to offer a venue for conversation and progress announcements. I even discussed a little bit of my philosophy! Whether you believe me or not, and how you act on that belief, is up to you.

Surely this comment was made purely for the shock value. I would never dream of treating my crew that way, regardless of their cultural upbringing.

I find your claims a bit suspect considering WINMATAR. is a group that takes pride and often brags about their pacifist approach to warzone control. Surely a group so heavily dedicated to avoiding combat is only attempting to make a statement with their war declaration. So quick you are to turn a warning into more bloodshed.

I'm not sure where you got "pacifist" from. In my experience, WINMATAR. are belligerent and proud to a fault. If you would like to read about the events leading up to the war, feel free to.

When do you show up? Our activity primetime is 0100-0500 ET every day. We're still a rather small corp, and to encourage corp cohesion, we have not spread out throughout the rest of the day.

As a novice fleet commander, I volunteered my fleets regularly for undergoing live fire training. After months of careful observation, we came to understand the advanced, high level tactics used by the experienced pilots of the Point Blank Alliance.

The Rifterlings have perfected a maneuver called "Flying Really Fast And Not Shooting A Lot," which is highly effective against pilots that do not fly really fast and expect to get shot often. It was initially very effective, because it was always a surprise when they did shoot. We suffered heavy losses. We have since adapted to the tactic by using ships and weapons capable of hitting things that fly really fast and using ships that perform well when not being shot at, which has led to a vast improvement in our performance in the "isk war" of the ongoing war which the Rifterlings have joined. Most of our current lead probably comes from finishing off that one random Heavy Assault Cruiser, but I digress.

We have also adopted the tactic of "Flying Really Fast And Not Shooting A Lot" ourselves. Tristans have proved invaluable in these operations, as they not only fly really fast and don't shoot a lot, they can also deploy many drones which fly even faster, allowing pilots to delegate the "not shooting a lot" portion of the strategy. Mediocre results have already been achieved, and I am losing Tristans as quickly as I can in the attempt to improve on specifics of the implementation of this brilliant new strategy.