CSM Campaigns

I think there may have been one occasion, that I agreed with something you said. But what it was, escapes me now.

I sincerely hope you do not win a seat. In my honest opinion, you have a toxic approach to many subjects and for that alone, it's a no vote from me.

Tora and Sabriz aren't carebears and nor am I
My signature is tongue in cheek.

"Themepark! Themepark!" Yeah? Absorb modules that are aimed mostly at making null sec blobs more tactical is carebear?

I don't undertand your voting system. Wouldn't the the group with the larger number of active voters put their candidate in? If say goons have 200 active vote ballots and high sec has 100 and they vote against eachc other goons would win by their numbers so how does that change anything

With all the noise about high sec dunking, I thought gankers might want to show how hardcore they are.

I have ganked. There was a guy who had a way of farming newbies, (not the usual bait cans and such) I won't repeat it because it is still possible. I was caught and really remembered it.
Six months later, I made a veteran friend and they bought us some pilots and PLEX to run them. Between being in the alliance and repeating things said by them about each other and ganking their gate camps repeatedly we managed to tear the rotting corpse of maggots apart.

I wouldn't be caught dead in a RL social situation with those guys.



Now this is a story all about how
my life got flip-turned upside - down,
and I'd like to take a minute just sit right there,
I'll tell you how I became
the eccentric of an alliance called Volt-aire

In West Amarr, not born but raised, in
High Secwas where I spent someof my days,
.....
As a newbie, I got into a corp that was quite focused on mining.
Chillin' out, maxin' relaxin', around in a belt, chatting about politics, our lives, sharing youtube links, et cetera.
It was very social.
When a couple of guys,
they were up to no good, started making trouble in the neighbourhood,
Someone had declared war on us. They did it knowing that we had no ships or skills to fight back so we had to hide and hide and hide. I think half of those original people are still hiding, bouncing from corp to corp and leaving as soon as a war is declared.
However!
Some of us started training combat ships! <-- scary face.

I do not remember if it was the first one or one of the subsequent ones but they didn't like it and dropped the war. Not the soft target they expected. We started liking it and looked for corps the same size as us to declare war on.
(I think at this point we made two corps, one for miners and one for fighters that could join under an alliance of the miners had war declared on them)

I think my most exhilarating PVP was in 10 to 15 people vs about as many. Solo fights i don't really care but with a gang you can see your impact in the battle.
I would jump the gate first with a Cyclone and break cloak first, be primary.
Then it was on!
Had to hold my tank long enough for my gang to break the primary of the other gang. Over heat, cap boost, orbit around, trying to be close enough to be a threat at the same time.

We had no logi. It was always a case of kill or be killed.

My CO saw one little worm hole
and got excited and said,
"Ya movin' wit ya corp mates to
Worm Holesover there."

I begged and pleaded, with him
day after day, but he packed his suitcase and
took himself away.

I think he was in there for only a few months before he decide a C2 linked to high sec and C3s were not good enough and he wanted a C4 link. Off he went to do it mostly solo while most of the ones that had moved to the first worm hole system left.
I was mostly solo in a worm hole that was burnt out, war declare on it, the POS fuel was taken out of it, everything stolen and stranded for weeks without a good exit (how many times can it link to high sec island!?) full of loot, all my ships and you end up being very paranoid.

It was there that I became very generalised. Could solo everything in the Class 2 with my Cyclone, salvage, analyse, hack, mine (both ore and gas) started doing Plantary Interactions.

Then he wanted everyone in incursions. I stayed in the worm hole. Then he wanted everyone to move to Null Security space as renters.
I had a huge argument with him about how he was spreading us thin, everywhere and most of us didn't have enough SP to do most of the things he wanted done.

I had already joined VC Academy but I left HW and joined them again in a final parting. There was so much antagonism against me for standing up to him and being sensible, it was astounding.
The alliance did implode in Null Sec and I am not surprised in the least. It was pretty much exactly as I said it would happen.

Spend some more time living in high sec while I was in VC Academy, did it basically solo except for meeting up for some PVP operations and helping newbies.
I had to take a break from EVE (involving a hospital - totally fine now)

I put my walk man on and
said, "I might as well kick it"
First fleet, yo
this is bad,
Drinkin' orange juice out of
a champagne glass,

Is this what the
people of Volt-aire
livin' like?

Hmmm... this might be alright.

Null Sec

I lead some fleets, there is a standing fleet that we rotate FCs in.
Often fly logi in main fleets or
in defense fleets scout and direct from a suicide bomber,
so the things you see on my kill board are a drop in the ocean.

Loads and loads of organising.

However, essentially, I would say I am mostly a worm hole / null sec player.

I can understand and remember how horrible it was at times as a new player, especially the time I nearly quit. On the forums there is so much posturing and the most aggressive voices tend to be the loudest, so I end up arguing against them for the most part and landing up in the carebear seat.

In fleets? "Jen, that is too evil," is said quite a lot.

Getting veterans out of the nest.

This.

Have some class.

Original post updated.

... and shutting down the forums for the day. Too much yammering and not enough playing lately.

What a bunch of crap.

If this makes the CSM, it shows how bad people are at making choices.

-infinity

You just keep jumping up and down on that side of the seesaw, I will keep bouncing on this side and maybe we can balance the force!