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The fundamental imbalance of Amarr/Minmatar FW
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Machiavelli's Nemesis
Angry Mustellid
#21 - 2013-01-23 09:58:40 UTC  |  Edited by: Machiavelli's Nemesis
Pinky Feldman wrote:
Except you're forgetting the fact that Minmatar are pretty much the Al-Qaeda of EVE.


durka durka Pirate
marketjacker
Mr. Clean Corp..
#22 - 2013-01-23 10:00:10 UTC
Ban FW
Hidden Snake
Inglorious-Basterds
#23 - 2013-01-23 10:13:55 UTC
RP ....rly? orly? zomfgrly? Roll

FW is isk farm now ... nothing more nothing less

Lowsec is da place
Merely Runaway
Sebiestor Tribe
Minmatar Republic
#24 - 2013-01-23 10:26:40 UTC
Capitol One wrote:
Roleplaying a wealthy, handsome and charming slaver is so much more fun than pretending to be some poor, scruffy looking slave with shackles around his wrists!



Just because we're no longer wage slaves, refusing to pay the mortgage company and barricading the doors and windows against the bailiffs doesn't mean we're scruffy. We have style.

http://truth.rust-in-pieces.org/#1.8

And no we're nothing like Al-qaeda. That is a lazy fatuous analogy.
marketjacker
Mr. Clean Corp..
#25 - 2013-01-23 10:32:37 UTC
Hidden Snake wrote:
RP ....rly? orly? zomfgrly? Roll

FW is isk farm now ... nothing more nothing less

Lowsec is da place



Your part of FA, you live in an isk farm.
Sura Sadiva
Entropic Tactical Crew
#26 - 2013-01-23 11:12:40 UTC
Merely Runaway wrote:
Capitol One wrote:
Roleplaying a wealthy, handsome and charming slaver is so much more fun than pretending to be some poor, scruffy looking slave with shackles around his wrists!



Just because we're no longer wage slaves, refusing to pay the mortgage company and barricading the doors and windows against the bailiffs doesn't mean we're scruffy. We have style.

http://truth.rust-in-pieces.org/#1.8

And no we're nothing like Al-qaeda. That is a lazy fatuous analogy.


lol, great pic :)
Cynthia Nezmor
Nezmor's Golden Griffins
#27 - 2013-01-23 13:21:24 UTC
chatgris wrote:


So, are you accusing CVA of not being Amarr roleplayers?

Or are you just adding a completely unrelated comment to distract from the fact that your statement is false?


I dont see CVA dropping a few supers for easy capital kills whenever minmatar deploy their caps even when anyone even remotely caring about Amarr faction knows the time. I also only see their allies coming into plexes to kill Amarr militia. Accusing, really? Roll
Cynthia Nezmor
Nezmor's Golden Griffins
#28 - 2013-01-23 13:22:26 UTC
marketjacker wrote:
Hidden Snake wrote:
RP ....rly? orly? zomfgrly? Roll

FW is isk farm now ... nothing more nothing less

Lowsec is da place



Your part of FA, you live in an isk farm.


Quoting my favourite Tengu pilot for more free ships. ♥
Insenia Rascope
DKY Pharmaceuticals
#29 - 2013-01-23 14:38:38 UTC
We are capsuleers, demi-gods compared to normal human beings. What else should we do then enslave them? The only thing Minmatar supporters do is lower themselves to the level of lesser beings, while Amarr sees the true value of the things we call slaves. The reason why Amarr has so little support outside the militia is the fact that everyone who has heard the call-to-arms from God has anwsered and joined in the struggle against the heathens.
Odhinn Vinlandii
Gothic Fleet
#30 - 2013-01-24 18:22:12 UTC  |  Edited by: Odhinn Vinlandii
I do not see the slave issue at all.

I see imperialistic totalitarian moral-dictatorship Christians /versus/ transcendent organic tribal heathen humans.
Mikhael Taron
Four Winds Industry
#31 - 2013-01-24 18:45:14 UTC
Inkarr Hashur wrote:
Capitol One wrote:
Roleplaying a wealthy, handsome and charming slaver is so much more fun than pretending to be some poor, scruffy looking slave with shackles around his wrists!



Not to mention cultured and technologically advanced. And better fashion sense. And bathed.


The Amarr are the Roman church in space. They wear hoods so you can't see them leering at your children. Everyone knows that!

You can fool some of the people all of the time. You can fool all of the people some of the time. You can make a fool out of yourself anytime.
Lady Naween
Ministry of War
Amarr Empire
#32 - 2013-01-27 20:12:14 UTC
Mikhael Taron wrote:
The Amarr are the Roman church in space. They wear hoods so you can't see them leering at your children. Everyone knows that!


so? like you never have done that!!!
Xuixien
Solar Winds Security Solutions
#33 - 2013-01-27 20:58:31 UTC
My time spent running with the Minmatar, though informative, has proven itself to be an error of youth; nothing more than a foolish act of animal rebellion against the order of civilization. I am older now, and wiser. Though there are individual Minmatar of whom I am still fond, most of the lot has proven themselves to be nothing more than traitorous, self-serving mongrels, allowing their own petty jealousies to divide them. During my time in the Minmatar Militia, the Matari spent just as much time shooting at rival groups as they did shooting the Amarr. It is only by sheer numbers that the Matari are able to hold any portion of the warzone. I was once impressed by the brash swagger and strut of a Brutor male; but now I see it for what it truly is - nothing but mere posturing. A true warrior, with true skill, needn't boast. ... I know very few Amarr who need pound their chest on the battlefield.

It is for these and many more reasons that I have moved my assets to Amarr space and look forward to serving the Empire on the battlefield; I know that my prowess in combat will only improve alongside my Amarrian colleagues, and I will be serving a just and noble cause for the glory of God.

Amarr Victor!

Epic Space Cat, Horsegirl, Philanthropist
senior moment
Priory Of The Lemon
Brave Collective
#34 - 2013-01-27 21:37:55 UTC
Xuixien wrote:
My time spent running with the Minmatar, though informative, has proven itself to be an error of youth; nothing more than a foolish act of animal rebellion against the order of civilization. I am older now, and wiser. Though there are individual Minmatar of whom I am still fond, most of the lot has proven themselves to be nothing more than traitorous, self-serving mongrels, allowing their own petty jealousies to divide them. During my time in the Minmatar Militia, the Matari spent just as much time shooting at rival groups as they did shooting the Amarr. It is only by sheer numbers that the Matari are able to hold any portion of the warzone. I was once impressed by the brash swagger and strut of a Brutor male; but now I see it for what it truly is - nothing but mere posturing. A true warrior, with true skill, needn't boast. ... I know very few Amarr who need pound their chest on the battlefield.

It is for these and many more reasons that I have moved my assets to Amarr space and look forward to serving the Empire on the battlefield; I know that my prowess in combat will only improve alongside my Amarrian colleagues, and I will be serving a just and noble cause for the glory of God.

Amarr Victor!


LMAO... only reason you moved as LP at T2 is bad and you get higher LP by moving to Amarr which is higher.. I am sure you will see the error in your ways and return when the tide turns..
Xuixien
Solar Winds Security Solutions
#35 - 2013-01-27 22:14:45 UTC
senior moment wrote:
Xuixien wrote:
My time spent running with the Minmatar, though informative, has proven itself to be an error of youth; nothing more than a foolish act of animal rebellion against the order of civilization. I am older now, and wiser. Though there are individual Minmatar of whom I am still fond, most of the lot has proven themselves to be nothing more than traitorous, self-serving mongrels, allowing their own petty jealousies to divide them. During my time in the Minmatar Militia, the Matari spent just as much time shooting at rival groups as they did shooting the Amarr. It is only by sheer numbers that the Matari are able to hold any portion of the warzone. I was once impressed by the brash swagger and strut of a Brutor male; but now I see it for what it truly is - nothing but mere posturing. A true warrior, with true skill, needn't boast. ... I know very few Amarr who need pound their chest on the battlefield.

It is for these and many more reasons that I have moved my assets to Amarr space and look forward to serving the Empire on the battlefield; I know that my prowess in combat will only improve alongside my Amarrian colleagues, and I will be serving a just and noble cause for the glory of God.

Amarr Victor!


LMAO... only reason you moved as LP at T2 is bad and you get higher LP by moving to Amarr which is higher.. I am sure you will see the error in your ways and return when the tide turns..


My former corp, Rifterlings, and Swift Angels lived in the same system; Sirekur. Our relationship was always cordial and supportive of each other. But now, behold the treachery of the Matari in this one's venomous words.

Believe it or not "senior moment", I still fight for the freedom of the Matari - to free them from the chains of the true slavery of poverty and darkness and to steer them on the path to God.

Epic Space Cat, Horsegirl, Philanthropist
kraiklyn Asatru
Sebiestor Tribe
Minmatar Republic
#36 - 2013-01-27 22:20:58 UTC
Right.


Don't worry people Xuixien is the matari equivalent of Cynthia, except more treacherous and low life.
Xuixien
Solar Winds Security Solutions
#37 - 2013-01-27 22:31:01 UTC  |  Edited by: Xuixien
kraiklyn Asatru wrote:
Right.

Don't worry people Xuixien is the matari equivalent of Cynthia, except more treacherous and low life.


These words are coming from a pilot in a corporation who's leadership saw fit to leave Ushra'Khan simply because the alliance Executor said "I like Xuixien and the rest of Rifterlings." Such is the chaotic and egotistical nature of the Matari people.

Epic Space Cat, Horsegirl, Philanthropist
kraiklyn Asatru
Sebiestor Tribe
Minmatar Republic
#38 - 2013-01-27 22:43:20 UTC
Yes, especially since that turned out to be the right move. Thank you for proving our point.
Xuixien
Solar Winds Security Solutions
#39 - 2013-01-27 22:52:21 UTC
kraiklyn Asatru wrote:
Yes, especially since that turned out to be the right move. Thank you for proving our point.


I believe it was the reasoning for the decision in question, not the unintended outcomes. It's a fine point, and I don't blame you for missing it.

Thank you.

Epic Space Cat, Horsegirl, Philanthropist
kraiklyn Asatru
Sebiestor Tribe
Minmatar Republic
#40 - 2013-01-27 22:56:31 UTC
Xuixien wrote:
kraiklyn Asatru wrote:
Yes, especially since that turned out to be the right move. Thank you for proving our point.


I believe it was the reasoning for the decision in question, not the unintended outcomes. It's a fine point, and I don't blame you for missing it.

Thank you.


No it was the right move regardless. I corp needs an alliance that stands behind it regardless of the executors personal feelings toward someone. DeT made the right move at the time and it is still the right move. It's a fine point.