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Kalel Nimrott
Caldari Provisions
#21 - 2013-04-17 04:00:33 UTC
Its comming. Thise faggots want rmt all they can from our space...

Bob Artis, you will be missed.

O7
Bamsey Amraa
Caldari Provisions
Caldari State
#22 - 2013-04-17 05:37:56 UTC
Well i propose just write here locus WHs settled by nullbears especially by Solar Fleet when we find them and next we see where our WH community can touch them ?
Vincent Gaines
Deep Core Mining Inc.
Caldari State
#23 - 2013-04-17 12:42:56 UTC
Alexander McKeon wrote:
I can confirm from personal experience that Solar Fleet is indeed running around attempting to evict people from C5 systems with good PI in order to set up PI farming corps. One day we woke up to enemy towers in our system and dreads seeded in from Null. We fought, but didn't have the forces to kick them back out. One bat phone call and a very lucky direct LS connection later however, we got some reinforcements and kicked them back out to Null, costing them a pair of bhaalgorns and dreads, along with both their towers. We ended up merging with my current corporation because we figured we couldn't hold the system against a determined repeat attack and there was more pew-pew to be found as members of Kill it with Fire, but Solar Fleet certainly made a try for our system.



they didn't learn from -A- apparently.

Null alliances should be customers, not competition. I don't care if this sounds elitist or that we should be some sort of super club but the loot we sell is the foundation for the blood in which we spill.

I'd prefer to be able to PvE for a couple days and have enough ISK to explode it in PvP for a few weeks.

Not a diplo. 

The above post was edited for spelling.
Terrorfrodo
Interbus Universal
#24 - 2013-04-17 14:47:23 UTC
How are they farmers if they kick you out of your system? That is not farming in my book :p

And if you get kicked out by farmers, what does that make you?

With so many empty C5's they could just settle, obviously they do this for the fights, even if they also want to farm w-space later (and who doesn't?). Also, in case you haven't heard, you can not safely capital-escalate anymore, so all the farmers are also juicy targets for our pvp fleets. I say, good thing if more null people try to come into w-space, we need them.

Now if they tried to gain dominance in w-space and drive us out on a large scale, that would be a different matter of course...

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Vincent Gaines
Deep Core Mining Inc.
Caldari State
#25 - 2013-04-17 14:59:59 UTC
I think that's the difference here. This isn't about the null-offshoots that fight, as far as I know they're referred to as w-space based entities.

Many of the higher level alliances still have the desire to try and conquer w-space. They want to settle the high ends and offset their costs by doing T3 production in-house, or in the case of RMT make a lot more than 0.0 bot ratting. It's not a dumb decision at all.

With the current "blue doughnut" I only expect more and more null entities pushing into w-space, thankfully for fights.

Not a diplo. 

The above post was edited for spelling.
Angelhunter
Federal Navy Academy
Gallente Federation
#26 - 2013-04-18 09:25:27 UTC
if they want to settle empty systems i could care less so long as they show up for fights when someone knocks on their door. However if they try to start evicting standing WH residents i would gladly offer support to run them out.

I like our WH community, shoot each other one moment, shake hands the next. Last thing i want is Null sec entities trying to come into "our" space.
Sorany
Republic Military School
Minmatar Republic
#27 - 2013-04-18 12:22:19 UTC
Svodola Darkfury wrote:
ExookiZ wrote:
this is hardly new news. id estimate at least 60 C5s are occupied by RMTing russian corps. they wont fight, and offer little to no WH content besides farming isk, and logging off everytime they see anything.



They don't take too kindly when you crush their C5/C5 connection with all their scouts on your side though. I thought I was going to have to take some lessons in swearing in Russian to help google translate figure out what they were saying.

Svo.


be careful who you google translate towards. last time I google translated some russians the tried to invade us and got rick rolled right back into mother russia but then again we had a stupid amount of dreads...
Meytal
Doomheim
#28 - 2013-04-18 12:59:04 UTC
Angelhunter wrote:
if they want to settle empty systems i could care less so long as they show up for fights when someone knocks on their door. However if they try to start evicting standing WH residents i would gladly offer support to run them out.

I like our WH community, shoot each other one moment, shake hands the next. Last thing i want is Null sec entities trying to come into "our" space.

Don't forget the vomiting in local chat that Null is so famous for.

There is already some of the attitude and immaturity characteristic of Nullsec beginning to creep into w-space corps and alliances. The last thing we want is to have the real thing migrate on a large scale into w-space. If anything will destroy this part of the game that we love, that will, as they pressure CCP to change it to be more like Nullsec.

IMO, CCP should change Null local to delayed mode ASAP to give them something else to think about back home. They're far too fat and lazy. It makes the "pacifists" in w-space look bloodthirsty and foaming at the mouth by comparison.
Terrorfrodo
Interbus Universal
#29 - 2013-04-18 13:34:42 UTC
Tbh I don't really care how people behave who are not in my own group. Even trash talk in local can be amusing (although I don't do it myself). As long as they are there and fight, or let themselves be ganked, I welcome everybody Big smile

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Angelhunter
Federal Navy Academy
Gallente Federation
#30 - 2013-04-18 20:20:53 UTC
Meytal wrote:
Angelhunter wrote:
if they want to settle empty systems i could care less so long as they show up for fights when someone knocks on their door. However if they try to start evicting standing WH residents i would gladly offer support to run them out.

I like our WH community, shoot each other one moment, shake hands the next. Last thing i want is Null sec entities trying to come into "our" space.



IMO, CCP should change Null local to delayed mode ASAP to give them something else to think about back home. They're far too fat and lazy. It makes the "pacifists" in w-space look bloodthirsty and foaming at the mouth by comparison.



We could only hope, would also give us an advantage when we open a hole into Null lol.
Richard Koslinsky
Big Johnson's
#31 - 2013-05-09 16:53:08 UTC
Just confirming that we have run into Solar in C5's, and evicted them from at least 2. They actually put up a fight in the first one (mainly because they had already kicked out whoever was previously in there and had a pretty established presence). But because it was Solar, we still kicked them out. We offered to let them leave with their assets, minus 8billion, but they said no, so we kill about 14billion in ships, and took out their POS's (capturing the faction turrets/webs/scrams they used), they probably lost 20-30billion in total all said and done.

The second C5 they had just setup a tower and were sieging the locals when we ran into them. They all ran and logged (like nullbears) when they realized we setup our own tower. We noticed that they all mostly logged at their POS, including one of the dreads they were using to siege the locals. They never logged back in to defend (probably remembering what happened to them just a short week or two before when they faced off against us). So when their tower popped, and dropped another tower as loot, we left them that tower with the guns we scooped, and bubbled the area. They lost their dread 2 days later when he logged in, but he killed the bubbles so the others were able to escape...
Yokomaki
Imperial Academy
Amarr Empire
#32 - 2013-05-09 18:03:08 UTC
Richard Koslinsky wrote:
Just confirming that we have run into Solar in C5's, and evicted them from at least 2. They actually put up a fight in the first one (mainly because they had already kicked out whoever was previously in there and had a pretty established presence). But because it was Solar, we still kicked them out. We offered to let them leave with their assets, minus 8billion, but they said no, so we kill about 14billion in ships, and took out their POS's (capturing the faction turrets/webs/scrams they used), they probably lost 20-30billion in total all said and done.

The second C5 they had just setup a tower and were sieging the locals when we ran into them. They all ran and logged (like nullbears) when they realized we setup our own tower. We noticed that they all mostly logged at their POS, including one of the dreads they were using to siege the locals. They never logged back in to defend (probably remembering what happened to them just a short week or two before when they faced off against us). So when their tower popped, and dropped another tower as loot, we left them that tower with the guns we scooped, and bubbled the area. They lost their dread 2 days later when he logged in, but he killed the bubbles so the others were able to escape...


You are doing us all a favor!
Britta Nolen
Sama Guild
#33 - 2013-05-10 06:49:35 UTC
Richard Koslinsky wrote:
Just confirming that we have run into Solar in C5's, and evicted them from at least 2. They actually put up a fight in the first one (mainly because they had already kicked out whoever was previously in there and had a pretty established presence). But because it was Solar, we still kicked them out. We offered to let them leave with their assets, minus 8billion, but they said no, so we kill about 14billion in ships, and took out their POS's (capturing the faction turrets/webs/scrams they used), they probably lost 20-30billion in total all said and done.

The second C5 they had just setup a tower and were sieging the locals when we ran into them. They all ran and logged (like nullbears) when they realized we setup our own tower. We noticed that they all mostly logged at their POS, including one of the dreads they were using to siege the locals. They never logged back in to defend (probably remembering what happened to them just a short week or two before when they faced off against us). So when their tower popped, and dropped another tower as loot, we left them that tower with the guns we scooped, and bubbled the area. They lost their dread 2 days later when he logged in, but he killed the bubbles so the others were able to escape...


And you guys are awesome again. Great corp & alliance names.
Nathan Jameson
Grumpy Bastards
#34 - 2013-05-10 09:46:33 UTC
My alliance's mission statement specifically states "We view the environment of wormhole space as hallowed ground. We will defend it aggressively against all outsiders, harassing and evicting those with sovereignty in other areas of space."

We even have a permanent standing bounty against all null-seccers we come across in wormhole space.

If anyone finds a new Solar Fleet system, let one of us know. We'll move in some scouts and have our way with them. Twisted

http://www.wormholes.info
Incindir Mauser
Caldari Provisions
Caldari State
#35 - 2013-05-10 16:31:40 UTC
Nathan Jameson wrote:
My alliance's mission statement specifically states "We view the environment of wormhole space as hallowed ground. We will defend it aggressively against all outsiders, harassing and evicting those with sovereignty in other areas of space."

We even have a permanent standing bounty against all null-seccers we come across in wormhole space.

If anyone finds a new Solar Fleet system, let one of us know. We'll move in some scouts and have our way with them. Twisted


It is the Will of Bob.

Aquila Sagitta
Blue-Fire
#36 - 2013-05-11 18:30:15 UTC
Nathan Jameson wrote:
My alliance's mission statement specifically states "We view the environment of wormhole space as hallowed ground. We will defend it aggressively against all outsiders, harassing and evicting those with sovereignty in other areas of space."

We even have a permanent standing bounty against all null-seccers we come across in wormhole space.

If anyone finds a new Solar Fleet system, let one of us know. We'll move in some scouts and have our way with them. Twisted


J151319

Blue-Fire Best Fire
Nathan Jameson
Grumpy Bastards
#37 - 2013-05-11 18:44:59 UTC
Aquila Sagitta wrote:
J151319


What...what is this...I don't even

http://www.wormholes.info
Ahar Sirayin
Cosmos Industrial
Cosmos Origins
#38 - 2013-05-12 16:40:56 UTC
Richard Koslinsky wrote:
Just confirming that we have run into Solar in C5's, and evicted them from at least 2. They actually put up a fight in the first one (mainly because they had already kicked out whoever was previously in there and had a pretty established presence). But because it was Solar, we still kicked them out. We offered to let them leave with their assets, minus 8billion, but they said no, so we kill about 14billion in ships, and took out their POS's (capturing the faction turrets/webs/scrams they used), they probably lost 20-30billion in total all said and done.

The second C5 they had just setup a tower and were sieging the locals when we ran into them. They all ran and logged (like nullbears) when they realized we setup our own tower. We noticed that they all mostly logged at their POS, including one of the dreads they were using to siege the locals. They never logged back in to defend (probably remembering what happened to them just a short week or two before when they faced off against us). So when their tower popped, and dropped another tower as loot, we left them that tower with the guns we scooped, and bubbled the area. They lost their dread 2 days later when he logged in, but he killed the bubbles so the others were able to escape...



They are back in the second C5 you wrote about. Because of RL reasons we couldnt defend system. Now they have like 10-15 members in system, some capitals, a defenseless medium tower and rolling holes all day. Not sure they want exit or entrance to settle down there.

Bob guide us all!

Nathan Jameson
Grumpy Bastards
#39 - 2013-05-12 17:01:07 UTC
Interesting. Do you have an entrance?

http://www.wormholes.info
Ahar Sirayin
Cosmos Industrial
Cosmos Origins
#40 - 2013-05-12 17:36:47 UTC
We dont have one atm. Our scout monitors their activities, so he maybe able to find one. In game name: Vorll Minaaran.
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