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Proposal for the Annihilation of Sansha's Nation.

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N'maro Makari
Itsukame-Zainou Hyperspatial Inquiries Ltd.
Arataka Research Consortium
#41 - 2013-01-21 04:04:07 UTC  |  Edited by: N'maro Makari
Ms Vea

While your creativty is appreciated, if feel this plan is on the whole, untennable. This I believe for the following reasons:

1) What you are asking is not only a stretch but a million astronomical units away from CONCORD's M.O. CONCORD's purpose regarding capsuleers is to ensure we don't get out of hand. Whic leads me to:

2) Clearly suspect terms of agreement. You ask CONCORD for capital ships, even though CFC is more than capable of fielding it's own, and then for devices which can break cloaks, which considering that your proposed campaign is one of large scale military annihalation seems less to do with Nation and more to do with stopping fleet scouts and griefers. On top of that the territory demands are totally against both CONCORD's mandate and stability interests. The monetary costs are unrealistic, and all in all the price appears to be to make CFC akin to an Empire, something which is against every power's interest.

3) Mis-informed strategy. As has been pointed out, the problem with defeating Nation is not a military one, it is an intelligence one. Put simply, we do not know where they are striking from, but it certainly isn't Stain. What is in Stain is infact the husks of what Nation once was; it is almost a graveyard. You have also misunderstood the wormhole device and I advise you ro re-examine existing intelligence on the device. Furthermore, you fundamentally underestimate the application of the device. The Nation's two cardinal strengths are that it can field a force anywhere at any time, and that it has been able to replace all its losses without faltering.

4) Confusion of command. Are you speaking as a CFC leader? Its sounds as if you are making a policy proposal, but there is a significant question mark as to your credentials to do so.

In summary, the core concept might have stood up, but when it comes to the details I only find this proposal somewhat lacking in accuraccy, and I do not see any benefit to anyone except the CFC.

Warm Regards

**Vherokior **

Alizabeth Vea
Doomheim
#42 - 2013-01-21 04:08:22 UTC
Sepherim wrote:

I'd like to see the intelligence reports you're using, but I doubt such an affirmation holds truth when faced with reality. Sansha Kuvakei is an intelligent man, capable of designing a new way to use the wormhole technology, and to gather the ressources needed to assault the whole cluster. Such a man wouldn't probably have those generators in Stain: even if the first one was, the second to be build would certainly be on the other side of one of those wormholes he can create, and once that is done all would be moved to the safe space "on the other side", where we can't reach him.


You're just going to have to trust me on our intel; it's not going to be distributed outside certain CFC channels, even then in a sanitized version. Again, our belief is that these generators are quite large and immobile. While there are undoubtedly generators off the grid, so to speak, we are nearly certain some exist in Stain



Sepherim wrote:
Alizabeth Vea wrote:
CONCORD pays capsuleers for eliminating Nation ships anywhere they are found. This is simply one big bounty payout for the destruction of Nation.


Indeed, they do... after such a destruction has taken place, not before. And they don't offer additional technology, nor better insurance payments, nor any other of the benefits you ask. Actually they play it safe: we run with all the risks, they only pay for the results. And you're asking them to start operating the other way around.


Did I demand for payment up front? The only thing that is requested up front is the capital ships. We're going to need those in the campaign, as I said.

Sepherim wrote:

You contradict yourself. I agree with the part that says that CONCORD doesn't have the ability to undertake that mission... but if it doesn't have the resources (sic) to secure empire space, why would it give you the ships they need so you can march into Nation space? CONCORD's main mission is to keep the four out of eachother's throats, as long as they can't complete that mission, they won't spare ships on secondary roads.


Peacekeeping in high security does not require dropping a titan on every destroyer that kills a Hulk. Also, their inability to carry out their mission stems from the fact that it's impossible; the number of hulls they have makes no difference. Note as well, I don't care who supplies the ships, I expect it will be much more from the big 4 than from CONCORD.

Retainer of Lady Newelle and House Sarum.

"Those who step into the light shall be redeemed, the sins of their past cleansed, so that they may know salvation." -Empress Jamyl Sarum I

Virtue. Valor. Victory.

Sepherim
Imperial Shipment
Amarr Empire
#43 - 2013-01-21 04:30:47 UTC
Alizabeth Vea wrote:
You're just going to have to trust me on our intel; it's not going to be distributed outside certain CFC channels, even then in a sanitized version. Again, our belief is that these generators are quite large and immobile. While there are undoubtedly generators off the grid, so to speak, we are nearly certain some exist in Stain


I'm afraid I have no reason to trust you, captain Vea. You have given no proof to support your claim, and we don't know eachother nor do I know the sources of your intel. So I'm afraid I don't trust you.

Alizabeth Vea wrote:
Did I demand for payment up front? The only thing that is requested up front is the capital ships. We're going to need those in the campaign, as I said.


Yes, you did, and you just repeated it. Giving you free ships, and technology is one form of payment. Not only isk count as such. So yes, you are asking for payment before doing the job. What would keep you from taking those ships and heading to your zone of 0.0 and never attacking the Nation?

Alizabeth Vea wrote:
Peacekeeping in high security does not require dropping a titan on every destroyer that kills a Hulk. Also, their inability to carry out their mission stems from the fact that it's impossible; the number of hulls they have makes no difference. Note as well, I don't care who supplies the ships, I expect it will be much more from the big 4 than from CONCORD.


No, it does not, but you are requesting that they produce those ships for you, they are not going to decomission their own fleet. And so, you are asking them to spend their ressources in building a fleet for you, ressources they'd need to improve the fleets they have in empire space. According to their goals, they should keep security in all empire space, so until all empire systems are 1.0, they will need to keep on improving their fleets.

Sepherim Catillah Praetoria Imperialis Excubitoris Liuteneant Ex-Imperial Navy Imperator Commander

Alizabeth Vea
Doomheim
#44 - 2013-01-21 04:41:14 UTC
N'maro Makari wrote:


2) Clearly suspect terms of agreement. You ask CONCORD for capital ships, even though CFC is more than capable of fielding it's own, and then for devices which can break cloaks, which considering that your proposed campaign is one of large scale military annihalation seems less to do with Nation and more to do with stopping fleet scouts and griefers. On top of that the territory demands are totally against both CONCORD's mandate and stability interests. The monetary costs are unrealistic, and all in all the price appears to be to make CFC akin to an Empire, something which is against every power's interest.


The next time someone says that ten trillion is a lot of ISK, I'm going to kill a puppy. It's not. I've covered this before. In fact, ten trillion is probably less than the CFC cumulative liquid ISK-at the alliance level alone. If one counted individual and corporation wallets, I'm sure that what ever number I estimated would be far too low. But if I had to put my hat on something, I would say between one hundred and one hundred fifty trillion ISK. Also, consider how much ISK CONCORD has paid out for the destruction of Nation vessels this far. I would say that ten trillion would account for a months worth of pay outs for Nation bounties and for the elimination of the so-called incursions.

For the last time. Ten trillion ISK is not a lot.

N'maro Makari wrote:

3) Mis-informed strategy. As has been pointed out, the problem with defeating Nation is not a military one, it is an intelligence one. Put simply, we do not know where they are striking from, but it certainly isn't Stain. What is in Stain is infact the husks of what Nation once was; it is almost a graveyard. You have also misunderstood the wormhole device and I advise you ro re-examine existing intelligence on the device. Furthermore, you fundamentally underestimate the application of the device. The Nation's two cardinal strengths are that it can field a force anywhere at any time, and that it has been able to replace all its losses without faltering.


When entities lose their space, it is always a demoralizing blow. No matter how much they clamor that they "didn't want that space anyways." Kuvakei is just a man and a narcissistic, egomaniacal one at that. I never said that taking and destroying Stain would be the end of Nation, but it would be a damn fine start. Stain is where they have the most established infrastructure: stations and assembly plants and the like. It's destruction would yield the additional information that we need to track down and kill the rest of them

N'maro Makari wrote:

4) Confusion of command. Are you speaking as a CFC leader? Its sounds as if you are making a policy proposal, but there is a significant question mark as to your credentials to do so.


I have negotiated things for Mittens before. It's been said his favorite fetish is delegation. The GSF Illum are a busy bunch of people. I however, when I am not murdering everyone in CCP that I can find, have plenty of free time on my hands. If/when CONCORD comes to the table, I will brief the appropriate people.

N'maro Makari wrote:

In summary, the core concept might have stood up, but when it comes to the details I only find this proposal somewhat lacking in accuracy (sic), and I do not see any benefit to anyone except the CFC.


Nothing is certain in war. However, I can be certain that doing nothing (which seems to be the present state of affairs) is not the solution. And if you don't see how the destruction of Nation benefits everyone in the cluster, I can't help you.

Let me share something personal here. The other week, my darling wife broached the subject of children. I'll be honest; even as powerful and well situated as I am, I still stay awake at night struggling with the concept of bringing a life into this world. If I am going to have a daughter, I want the cluster to be a much better place than it is now. A good first step would be the elimination of Nation. I would commit to this undertaking for free. If it were up to me, I would aim as much firepower in the direction of Kuvakei as I could. But, it's not up to me. I just have access and and a tiny bit of influence. If someone is going to get a bunch of Goons and our allies to stop being lazy and invade Stain, they are going to have to be given a reason, an incentive. That's why I asked for the anit-cloaking technology. With that as an incentive, we'd every SIG would have recall orders inside an hour and deployment orders would be cut a few hours after that.

Retainer of Lady Newelle and House Sarum.

"Those who step into the light shall be redeemed, the sins of their past cleansed, so that they may know salvation." -Empress Jamyl Sarum I

Virtue. Valor. Victory.

Alizabeth Vea
Doomheim
#45 - 2013-01-21 04:58:04 UTC
Sepherim wrote:


Yes, you did, and you just repeated it. Giving you free ships, and technology is one form of payment. Not only isk count as such. So yes, you are asking for payment before doing the job. What would keep you from taking those ships and heading to your zone of 0.0 and never attacking the Nation?



No. What I asked for up front is the ships and only the ships. That's it. (Cripes.) I've explained that they are needed for use in the campaign. As for what would keep us from taking the ships and running (you do know Goons!), simple. The anti-cloaking technology BPO. As long as that remains payable on completion of our contract, we're not going to take the ships and run. Why do people seem to think that I have not thought this through?

Retainer of Lady Newelle and House Sarum.

"Those who step into the light shall be redeemed, the sins of their past cleansed, so that they may know salvation." -Empress Jamyl Sarum I

Virtue. Valor. Victory.

Fey Ivory
Center for Advanced Studies
Gallente Federation
#46 - 2013-01-21 05:29:10 UTC
Alizabeth Vea

Iwe been reading you proposal, and as many say insanity and genius walks hand in hand... now that said, im not going to critise you, i actually think your propsal is interesting, not in its form it is now, but what we could make off it... if i understand Ms Vea right, she is afraid that if their orgniasation comits their fleet, what going to protect their asets, but we dont really need concord...

I dont like to take sides in conflicts, but when it comes to Sancha, its not about taking sides, its about fighting something that utterly horried, and i think all of us, Amarrians, Caldarians, Gallanteans and Minmatar alike agree, their a plague upon the eve universe... im a very small varable in the big equation, but ewen i would aid with logistical support, or the little industry capasatiy i could offer to unite... yes, why not you, yes all of us, Capsulars, why not make a meeting and discuss a treaty where we try to act where the countries we come from failed... if we unite we could make this happen, without concord... but as i said, im just a very small actor in the big picture, so i suggest the big corps sit down ad discuss how and in what way, we could unite...

And it is somewhat intriguing visulising capsulars from all ranks and sides, former enemies unite for one couse and one couse alone, to destroy a plague that lingers in our universe !
Sepherim
Imperial Shipment
Amarr Empire
#47 - 2013-01-21 05:48:34 UTC
Alizabeth Vea wrote:
No. What I asked for up front is the ships and only the ships. That's it. (Cripes.) I've explained that they are needed for use in the campaign. As for what would keep us from taking the ships and running (you do know Goons!), simple. The anti-cloaking technology BPO. As long as that remains payable on completion of our contract, we're not going to take the ships and run. Why do people seem to think that I have not thought this through?


You have thought this through, I won't deny that, which doesn't mean you've arrived at the correct conclusions.

So, receiving anything is receiving some sort of payment. Thus, receiving ships is some sort of payment. Thus, receiving ships before doing the job is some sort of payment before the job is done. Why? Because, as you said, you get to keep them after the war ends. You are not receiving a borrowed fleet for the mission, but receive it in property, thus it is a payment. You can look into it as much as you like, it still is receiving payment before the job is done, even if that payment is to be used in the job itself.

Second, your only claim that you wouldn't run with the first side of the payment is that you want further payment (the anti-cloaking technology BPO). So only greed is what keeps you from acting greedily and leaving with the ships. I find it is not reassuring enough in my book.

Sepherim Catillah Praetoria Imperialis Excubitoris Liuteneant Ex-Imperial Navy Imperator Commander

Alizabeth Vea
Doomheim
#48 - 2013-01-21 06:03:49 UTC  |  Edited by: Alizabeth Vea
Sepherim wrote:
Alizabeth Vea wrote:
No. What I asked for up front is the ships and only the ships. That's it. (Cripes.) I've explained that they are needed for use in the campaign. As for what would keep us from taking the ships and running (you do know Goons!), simple. The anti-cloaking technology BPO. As long as that remains payable on completion of our contract, we're not going to take the ships and run. Why do people seem to think that I have not thought this through?


You have thought this through, I won't deny that, which doesn't mean you've arrived at the correct conclusions.

So, receiving anything is receiving some sort of payment. Thus, receiving ships is some sort of payment. Thus, receiving ships before doing the job is some sort of payment before the job is done. Why? Because, as you said, you get to keep them after the war ends. You are not receiving a borrowed fleet for the mission, but receive it in property, thus it is a payment. You can look into it as much as you like, it still is receiving payment before the job is done, even if that payment is to be used in the job itself.

Second, your only claim that you wouldn't run with the first side of the payment is that you want further payment (the anti-cloaking technology BPO). So only greed is what keeps you from acting greedily and leaving with the ships. I find it is not reassuring enough in my book.


I havn't dealt much with mercenaries. Admittedly my only exposure is holo-dramas. Most likely because when I need something killed, I am able to do it myself. Or, they require an effort that would be beyond the capability of any mercenary group in New Eden. That said, in the aforementioned holo-dramas, mercenaries are sometimes given specialized equipment they need to complete the mission hired for by the hiring party. In this case that would be CONCORD and the big four.

Now, let me ask you a question. Suppose I want you to gank all the ice miners in Gallente space. I provide you and your cohorts with one thousand destroyers, fitted and loaded with ammo. As further part of the contract, I stipulate that when oxygen isotopes reach a certain cost on the Jita market you will get a huge sum of ISK. Say, ten billion ISK. Of course, you can take the ships and run, but it's more profitable to complete the mission at hand and get the payment.

The anti-cloaking tech BPO would be worth more than all the supercapitals we would have been given. We would be in the sole position to manufacture and profit off this tech and would mark up the price to levels than would make a booster dealer jealous. I could easily see that being worth one hundred trillion in the course of a year.

Greed is a powerful motivator; don't underestimate it.

Retainer of Lady Newelle and House Sarum.

"Those who step into the light shall be redeemed, the sins of their past cleansed, so that they may know salvation." -Empress Jamyl Sarum I

Virtue. Valor. Victory.

Akrasjel Lanate
Immemorial Coalescence Administration
Immemorial Coalescence
#49 - 2013-01-21 09:11:48 UTC
This proposal shows that your head is full of delusions, otherwise you would know it won't happen.

CEO of Lanate Industries

Citizen of Solitude

Alizabeth Vea
Doomheim
#50 - 2013-01-21 10:02:57 UTC
Akrasjel Lanate wrote:
This proposal shows that your head is full of delusions, otherwise you would know it won't happen.


Bravo for your well written and insightful post.

Retainer of Lady Newelle and House Sarum.

"Those who step into the light shall be redeemed, the sins of their past cleansed, so that they may know salvation." -Empress Jamyl Sarum I

Virtue. Valor. Victory.

Sepherim
Imperial Shipment
Amarr Empire
#51 - 2013-01-22 00:57:09 UTC
Alizabeth Vea wrote:
I havn't dealt much with mercenaries. Admittedly my only exposure is holo-dramas. Most likely because when I need something killed, I am able to do it myself. Or, they require an effort that would be beyond the capability of any mercenary group in New Eden. That said, in the aforementioned holo-dramas, mercenaries are sometimes given specialized equipment they need to complete the mission hired for by the hiring party. In this case that would be CONCORD and the big four.


No doubt. But last I checked, your alliance isn't a mercenary alliance, which depends on their reputation to receive more contracts. You are a small state on your own, and don't depend on such things as exterior income, reputation, or any other kind of external control. So you don't count with the same needs and, thus, the same ways of creating trust. Nor do mercenaries receive an amount of ressources nearly as high as you ask for, either.

Quote:
Now, let me ask you a question. Suppose I want you to gank all the ice miners in Gallente space. I provide you and your cohorts with one thousand destroyers, fitted and loaded with ammo. As further part of the contract, I stipulate that when oxygen isotopes reach a certain cost on the Jita market you will get a huge sum of ISK. Say, ten billion ISK. Of course, you can take the ships and run, but it's more profitable to complete the mission at hand and get the payment.

The anti-cloaking tech BPO would be worth more than all the supercapitals we would have been given. We would be in the sole position to manufacture and profit off this tech and would mark up the price to levels than would make a booster dealer jealous. I could easily see that being worth one hundred trillion in the course of a year.

Greed is a powerful motivator; don't underestimate it.


Greed is indeed a powerful motivator, I don't underestimate it. But I would hardly leave the safety of the Empire, or anything else, to be dependant on your greed. What if Sansha Kuvakei offered you to turn that fleet against the Amarr Empire in exchange for the wormhole-opening technology? I believe it would probably be way more beneficial than the one to de-cloak others, as it would open the door to planets and moons that haven't yet been sacked of their ressources, as well as a place to hold a capital fleet completely safe, and to retire if things should so require. Not to mention, the possibility of quickly moving your fleets from one side of your zone to another.

As you see, the problem with trusting greed is that there can always be offered more by the opposing party. Greed doesn't create trust, and you don't equip with weapons people you don't trust enough to know they won't turn against you.

Sepherim Catillah Praetoria Imperialis Excubitoris Liuteneant Ex-Imperial Navy Imperator Commander

Alizabeth Vea
Doomheim
#52 - 2013-01-22 02:08:21 UTC
Sepherim wrote:

No doubt. But last I checked, your alliance isn't a mercenary alliance, which depends on their reputation to receive more contracts. You are a small state on your own, and don't depend on such things as exterior income, reputation, or any other kind of external control. So you don't count with the same needs and, thus, the same ways of creating trust. Nor do mercenaries receive an amount of resources nearly as high as you ask for, either.


Pandemic Legion received a number of supercapitals and (not totally sure on this number) around a trillion ISK to assist in the DRF conquest of the north. Since the conquest of Nation would be several magnitudes more difficult than wiping of a complacent Northern Coalition, I asked for more.

Sepherim wrote:

Greed is indeed a powerful motivator, I don't underestimate it. But I would hardly leave the safety of the Empire, or anything else, to be dependent on your greed. What if Sansha Kuvakei offered you to turn that fleet against the Amarr Empire in exchange for the wormhole-opening technology? I believe it would probably be way more beneficial than the one to de-cloak others, as it would open the door to planets and moons that haven't yet been sacked of their resources, as well as a place to hold a capital fleet completely safe, and to retire if things should so require. Not to mention, the possibility of quickly moving your fleets from one side of your zone to another.

As you see, the problem with trusting greed is that there can always be offered more by the opposing party. Greed doesn't create trust, and you don't equip with weapons people you don't trust enough to know they won't turn against you.


There are a couple of rebuttals to that argument, one of which will not be made public. As for the other: no one wants to help Kuvakei. Nation goes against everything that Goons stand for. The Mittani making a deal with Kuvakei is as likely as Ava Starfire converting to the Amarr faith and enslaving Minmatars. It's just not going to happen.

Retainer of Lady Newelle and House Sarum.

"Those who step into the light shall be redeemed, the sins of their past cleansed, so that they may know salvation." -Empress Jamyl Sarum I

Virtue. Valor. Victory.

Vlad Cetes
Original Sinners
Pandemic Legion
#53 - 2013-01-22 02:31:38 UTC
Alizabeth Vea wrote:

There are a couple of rebuttals to that argument, one of which will not be made public. As for the other: no one wants to help Kuvakei. Nation goes against everything that Goons stand for. The Mittani making a deal with Kuvakei is as likely as Ava Starfire converting to the Amarr faith and enslaving Minmatars. It's just not going to happen.


Two things:

One, some capsuleers do stand for Kuvakei, your statement is false.
Two, Goons stand for something?
Alizabeth Vea
Doomheim
#54 - 2013-01-22 02:40:52 UTC
Vlad Cetes wrote:
Alizabeth Vea wrote:

There are a couple of rebuttals to that argument, one of which will not be made public. As for the other: no one wants to help Kuvakei. Nation goes against everything that Goons stand for. The Mittani making a deal with Kuvakei is as likely as Ava Starfire converting to the Amarr faith and enslaving Minmatars. It's just not going to happen.


Two things:

One, some capsuleers do stand for Kuvakei, your statement is false.
Two, Goons stand for something?


No one in Goons want to help Kuvakei. I could have worded that better.
And, badmouthing blues on a public forum is bad form.

Retainer of Lady Newelle and House Sarum.

"Those who step into the light shall be redeemed, the sins of their past cleansed, so that they may know salvation." -Empress Jamyl Sarum I

Virtue. Valor. Victory.

Davlos
State War Academy
Caldari State
#55 - 2013-01-22 09:34:19 UTC  |  Edited by: ISD Tyrozan
No personal attacks. - ISD Tyrozan
Tiberious Thessalonia
True Slave Foundations
#56 - 2013-01-22 11:08:46 UTC
Alizabeth Vea wrote:
Vlad Cetes wrote:
Alizabeth Vea wrote:

There are a couple of rebuttals to that argument, one of which will not be made public. As for the other: no one wants to help Kuvakei. Nation goes against everything that Goons stand for. The Mittani making a deal with Kuvakei is as likely as Ava Starfire converting to the Amarr faith and enslaving Minmatars. It's just not going to happen.


Two things:

One, some capsuleers do stand for Kuvakei, your statement is false.
Two, Goons stand for something?


No one in Goons want to help Kuvakei. I could have worded that better.
And, badmouthing blues on a public forum is bad form.


You haven't been seeing the same CFC posts as I have, apparently. The goons, for all their other faults, do not have a "You do not talk back to Goonswarm" policy.
Alizabeth Vea
Doomheim
#57 - 2013-01-22 11:24:45 UTC
Tiberious Thessalonia wrote:
Alizabeth Vea wrote:
Vlad Cetes wrote:
Alizabeth Vea wrote:

There are a couple of rebuttals to that argument, one of which will not be made public. As for the other: no one wants to help Kuvakei. Nation goes against everything that Goons stand for. The Mittani making a deal with Kuvakei is as likely as Ava Starfire converting to the Amarr faith and enslaving Minmatars. It's just not going to happen.


Two things:

One, some capsuleers do stand for Kuvakei, your statement is false.
Two, Goons stand for something?


No one in Goons want to help Kuvakei. I could have worded that better.
And, badmouthing blues on a public forum is bad form.


You haven't been seeing the same CFC posts as I have, apparently. The goons, for all their other faults, do not have a "You do not talk back to Goonswarm" policy.


If any of our CFC allies want to discuss the failings, or perceived failings of GSF, I'm not going to get my panties in a twist. What I meant was that I would not engage in it myself. It's most likely the latent Caldari still in me that causes me to think this way. Family disputes should remain in the home. I have my disagreements with FA, but they are still blue.

Retainer of Lady Newelle and House Sarum.

"Those who step into the light shall be redeemed, the sins of their past cleansed, so that they may know salvation." -Empress Jamyl Sarum I

Virtue. Valor. Victory.

Sakura Nihil
Faded Light
#58 - 2013-01-22 22:25:41 UTC
You know, I want to say that you're batshit crazy... but what's the worst they can say? No?

It brings you back to the status quo of not having these things, and getting publicity (aka, ego stroking). I'd say that's a net win regardless.
Da Dom
Republic University
Minmatar Republic
#59 - 2013-01-23 02:39:01 UTC
You wrote up a wall'o'text just to ask for this...?

Alizabeth Vea wrote:
Finally, CONCORD will provide BPOs of their anti-cloaking technology to each of the CFC alliances.


Nice try Cool

Because Far-que... That's why.

Alizabeth Vea
Doomheim
#60 - 2013-01-23 03:17:13 UTC
Sakura Nihil wrote:
You know, I want to say that you're batshit crazy... but what's the worst they can say? No?


Actually, I was pretty sure they would say no. I did hope they would come up with something productive against Nation though.

Da Dom wrote:
You wrote up a wall'o'text just to ask for this...?

Alizabeth Vea wrote:
Finally, CONCORD will provide BPOs of their anti-cloaking technology to each of the CFC alliances.


Nice try Cool


There are certain FCs in the CFC that have perfected losing fleets to bombers. Of course, that's all our enemies can really do to us. Since to stand up to the CFC battlefleets and slug it out with ships of the line is to invite total destruction.

Retainer of Lady Newelle and House Sarum.

"Those who step into the light shall be redeemed, the sins of their past cleansed, so that they may know salvation." -Empress Jamyl Sarum I

Virtue. Valor. Victory.