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On December 30 2010 09:18 KwarK wrote:

That was Karah. Hyey is the guy with 110m SP or something who insists he knows his shit but still pulls these stunts.

On December 30 2010 10:04 Jayme wrote:


Wait wait wait wait.

Let's be serious here.

It was a dumb mistake in a pretty quiet system(pretty sure they even knew I was there with a neut scout). My bad, shame on me for shooting the shit somewhere else. I can afford that loss so meh it sucks but the only person that really suffers for it is me. I wasn't nearly as AFK as people are implying as part of the joke but okay.

However to imply I "pull these stunts" as if this is a routine thing is a bit of a leap. Not only is it a bit of a leap but it's a big stretch. If you kicked my mining alt from the corp that's cool and all but don't make it bigger than it is.

AFK mining in Emol is every bit as retarded as sitting AFK in an active lowsec system, shit happens.

Also that CNR was beyond my control Vil why must you keep bringing it up You are so cruel to me.

On December 30 2010 10:30 KwarK wrote:

Some guy decs us to see how terribad tl is at eve. You respond by sitting in our home system with WTs in local mining. You've been playing the game for like 7 years, you should be past this kinda stuff. It just makes all of us look bad.

On December 30 2010 10:04 Jayme wrote:
I wasn't nearly as AFK as people are implying as part of the joke but okay.

On December 30 2010 12:11 Ten Tron wrote:


To be completely honest here, and I fought with myself to release this intel, but I couldn't sit here and watch Jayme get flamed. There wasn't much Jayme could of done to save his Mackinaw. We used an old merc trick that is ethnically questionable but a completely legal tactic according to CCP. It has been used for years to snag high isk targets such as faction fit ships or freighters.

The cheese tactic involves positioning a neutral PvP ship where it can kill the intended target. Someone must accept the application of the neutral and they can instantly be involved in the war. Works best if the neutral has the hostile ship targeted and is at optimal range, then just accept the app and shoot.

So Jayme never saw a war target in system because there wasn't one until I accepted the app. At which point it was too late anyway. He wasn't AFK either because he warped his pod out.

I think Kwark is overreacting and owes Jayme an apology.

On December 30 2010 10:30 KwarK wrote:

Some guy decs us to see how terribad tl is at eve. You respond by sitting in our home system with WTs in local mining. You've been playing the game for like 7 years, you should be past this kinda stuff. It just makes all of us look bad.

On December 30 2010 12:11 Ten Tron wrote:


To be completely honest here, and I fought with myself to release this intel, but I couldn't sit here and watch Jayme get flamed. There wasn't much Jayme could of done to save his Mackinaw. We used an old merc trick that is ethnically questionable but a completely legal tactic according to CCP. It has been used for years to snag high isk targets such as faction fit ships or freighters.

The cheese tactic involves positioning a neutral PvP ship where it can kill the intended target. Someone must accept the application of the neutral and they can instantly be involved in the war. Works best if the neutral has the hostile ship targeted and is at optimal range, then just accept the app and shoot.

So Jayme never saw a war target in system because there wasn't one until I accepted the app. At which point it was too late anyway. He wasn't AFK either because he warped his pod out.

I think Kwark is overreacting and owes Jayme an apology.

The practice of insta-joining/leaving warring corporations for the purpose of surprising war targets, or getting them in trouble with CONCORD, is considered an exploit from here on. Reports of this will be investigated on a case by case basis and warnings will be issued at the discretion of the GM. Repeated incidents may result in bans on accounts involved.

On December 30 2010 13:57 pahndah wrote:
Not too many billions...more like around 2? The faction mach, 2 really cheap mach bpcs, and a pith b type booster someone put up for 58 mil yesterday pushed me along nicely among a few other contracts.

No one in SCBW ever believes me when I ask is anyone around x place like Mot. Seriously, i was like "anyone want to make easy 200 mil" yesterday, no response. So I ended up flying 8 jumps to teu and behold! the pith b booster still there.

Edit: Most important thing is to have a good grasp of what all faction stuff is worth at a glance and decent isk pool to work with. Mot's explanation on how to value rare commander items was nice too.

On December 30 2010 14:29 Jayme wrote:


I still don't get where the hell you find all those contracts.

I have a pretty good working knowledge on how much most things are worth but I can never find things quite as lucrative as people like Motbob could. I don't know if it's dedication or something but i'm slightly envious. I'd love that ability if only to shower me with cheap faction/deadspace crap.

On December 30 2010 12:51 Jayme wrote:

No it doesn't. You think it does do to...something but the only thing that happened was a dead mining ship.

Chill bro, its a damn game. The reason I like flying with you guys is because you're skilled but still casual about it. Making this all about some imaginary damn ratio makes no sense.

I've played for seven years yes but ill still make a mistake...and this was a fairly cheap one at that.

For the record I mined nearly six hours undisturbed. Wasn't as if local was crawling with red stars, smarter than that.

On December 30 2010 14:56 KwarK wrote:

Fine, I'll limit your punishment to sitting through JP's PvP lesson. That ought to be sufficient.