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Operator 34
Special Operations Support Command
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Posted - 2016.01.26 06:52:42 -
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Special Operations Support Command
Special Operations Support Command is a new and unique corporation founded on the principle that sometimes you need help and you need it right then and there. Normal mercenary services generally only cover high-security space disputes and take days to mobilize.
Special Operations Support Command Offers the following services in order of most expensive to least expensive.
* Quick Reaction Forces ( Immediate Support Requests from closest available team)
* Null Security Support ( Combat Patrol, Fleet Support, Asset Destruction, Blockades, Raiding, Capital Support)
* Low Security Support ( Combat Patrol, Fleet Support, Hot Drop, Asset Destruction, Blockade, Raiding, Capital Support, System Camp)
* Wormhole Support (Hole Control, Blockade, Eviction, Harassment, Asset Destruction, Scouting)
* High Security Space (War Declarations, War Support, Asset Destruction, Harassment)
* Single/Multi Capital Support ( Customizable Capital Support Request )
Cost and availability based on contract length, location, type of support requested and urgency of request.
Contact Operator 34 to request support or sign up as a combat operator. We will make all attempts to contact available operators in order to provide the most rapid support. Support will be dispatched on receipt of payment.
CEO's are you looking for content? Want to earn generous isk? Sign up to become a deployable combat operator. Now accepting applications from individual corporations willing to provide direct action support with rapid response times. The faster your response the more you will be paid for your services. All combat assets must be able to mobilize a minimum of 20 T2 Fit pilots during their timezone. Killboard will be scrutinized.
COMBAT OPERATORS ARE NOT REQUIRED TO JOIN AN ALLIANCE. THEY ARE CONSIDERED ON CALL OPERATORS DEPLOYED ON ACCEPTANCE OF CONTRACT AND RECEIPT OF PAYMENT BY SOSC
SIGN UP TODAY AND AWAIT THE CALL FOR ACTION
Response Time Requirements (Higher Grades earn the most isk) Grade A - 30 Minutes or Less form up and dispatch from contract receipt Grade B - 30 Minute to 1 Hour form up and dispatch Grade C - More than 1 hour dispatch time Grade D- 24 hr or more notice
Capital Pilots Want to earn a boat load of isk? Sign up to be a capital support asset. All capital assets will be fully insured by Special Operations Support Command. Pick a region and wait for the call to action. |
Valkin Mordirc
1858
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Posted - 2016.01.26 06:55:56 -
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Impressive write up for a merc service.
To bad you only have one member.
But hey, +1 for the effort and enthusiasm.
#DeleteTheWeak
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Operator 34
Special Operations Support Command
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Posted - 2016.01.26 07:03:47 -
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I don't think you quite understand how the system works. This corporation will never have more than the minimum staff required to answer requests for assistance.
All combat operators will be pre-existing corporations who sign up to be on the Operator list based on location, prime time, fleet capabilities, and costs.
Contracted corporations will be paid according to job requirement, performance, and response times.
Should the preferred corporations be unavailable to send support we will continue down the list until all available support options are exhausted.
The main corporation is merely a command and control center for organizing the support fleet and ensuring that payments are collected and distributed along with insurance fees as needed.
There is no reason that pre-existing mercenary corporations cannot be on our list of on call combat operators as long as they can fit the requirements for the services we plan to provide.
Our ultimate goal is to be able to provide support services on request all across EVE for corporations who suddenly find themselves three feet deep in the crapper and needing someone to bail them out. |
Valkin Mordirc
1859
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Posted - 2016.01.26 07:07:51 -
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Rather your a middle man where no middle man is needed.
Right,
EDIT: Honestly the idea, is pretty cool. But Since all merc contractors are pretty well known at this point, and most handle there own customer contractee's themselves I don't think they need somebody to be around to find them contracts.
Neato for scam though,
#DeleteTheWeak
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Operator 34
Special Operations Support Command
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Posted - 2016.01.26 07:13:55 -
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Feel free to rip the idea all you want. Plenty of corporations out there looking for content. Seems to me that getting content and getting paid for said content at the same time would appeal to plenty.
Don't forget to keep us in mind for future services! |
Jerry T Pepridge
Meta Game Analysis and Investment INC.
652
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Posted - 2016.01.26 08:01:46 -
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Good luck
Get a monocle.
@JerryTPepridge
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Ozzie Udan
Caldari Provisions Caldari State
53
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Posted - 2016.01.26 08:06:34 -
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I like this idea, good luck
Yes a monocle is needed |
Jerry T Pepridge
Meta Game Analysis and Investment INC.
654
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Posted - 2016.01.26 08:14:33 -
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not everyone reads forums is why this will work
OP check hisec killmails, msg victims if they want revenge, take finder fee to introduce them to this forums. then left the sap pick his own merc.
then its every shiptoasting merc for themselves.
& OP can feel special.
@JerryTPepridge
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Morgan Agrivar
Agrivar Salvaging and Garbage Disposal
252
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Posted - 2016.01.26 12:03:01 -
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Well, as someone who did highsec wardecs for a while (and will return to it soon), I see a few flaws in your system.
1) Valkin is right saying you are a middleman where none is really needed. Some victim can just bypass you and find their own revenge, not having to involve you at all. Especially someone who more than likely won't participate, just delegate.
2) The whole 'letter grade' to determine your pay for a mission. If you can get someone to bite on this, please send them my way so I can sell them a bridge I have in the Sahara Desert. You will get newbies more than likely instead of combat veterans. They will want to know what the pay is up front and get at least half of that before they start. That is how mercs work. Do you have a SRP in place for your 'Combat Operators'?
3) The services you offer. If someone puts in a request, can you fill any of those services as of right now? How many mercs or merc corporations/alliances do you have on staff currently? Honestly, the idea is not half bad but you are offering services that you probably cannot fulfill. As you start to get more 'staff', then I would slowly introduce more services to offer.
4) How do we know you are competent enough to even do this? I mean, that character is less than one day old. Why would any sane 'Combat Operator' want to run and work for a CEO and corporation that has no history whatsoever? As a combat character myself, I wouldn't even give you a chance until you make a name for yourself showing Eve that you are competent.
5) And last but not least, post with your main or GTFO! *\o/*
Morgan o/
Just something about me...
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Mike Adoulin
Adolescent Radioactive Pirate Hamsters
1635
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Posted - 2016.01.26 12:51:16 -
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OP sorta looks like Tora.
Just saying.
Everything in EVE is a trap.
And if it isn't, it's your job to make it a trap...:)
You want to know what immorality in EVE Online looks like? Look no further than Ripard "Jester" Teg.
Chribba is the Chuck Norris of EVE.
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Fybs
Somalian Coast Guard Authority
634
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Posted - 2016.01.26 13:11:32 -
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Morgan Agrivar wrote:Well, as someone who did highsec wardecs for a while (and will return to it soon), I see a few flaws in your system.
1) Valkin is right saying you are a middleman where none is really needed. Some victim can just bypass you and find their own revenge, not having to involve you at all. Especially someone who more than likely won't participate, just delegate.
2) The whole 'letter grade' to determine your pay for a mission. If you can get someone to bite on this, please send them my way so I can sell them a bridge I have in the Sahara Desert. You will get newbies more than likely instead of combat veterans. They will want to know what the pay is up front and get at least half of that before they start. That is how mercs work. Do you have a SRP in place for your 'Combat Operators'?
3) The services you offer. If someone puts in a request, can you fill any of those services as of right now? How many mercs or merc corporations/alliances do you have on staff currently? Honestly, the idea is not half bad but you are offering services that you probably cannot fulfill. As you start to get more 'staff', then I would slowly introduce more services to offer.
4) How do we know you are competent enough to even do this? I mean, that character is less than one day old. Why would any sane 'Combat Operator' want to run and work for a CEO and corporation that has no history whatsoever? As a combat character myself, I wouldn't even give you a chance until you make a name for yourself showing Eve that you are competent.
5) And last but not least, post with your main or GTFO! *\o/*
Morgan o/
+1
Post with your main or GTFO.
link a decent K/B of your own to show us you even know what your talking about.
And yes I'd want half up front.
Plus an A grade for even undocking for you
Don't confuse kindness with weakness.
Beware the hand of Fybs.
Proud CEO of the Somalian Coast Guard Authority
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Operator 34
Special Operations Support Command
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Posted - 2016.01.26 15:50:06 -
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Morgan Agrivar wrote:Well, as someone who did highsec wardecs for a while (and will return to it soon), I see a few flaws in your system.
1) Valkin is right saying you are a middleman where none is really needed. Some victim can just bypass you and find their own revenge, not having to involve you at all. Especially someone who more than likely won't participate, just delegate.
2) The whole 'letter grade' to determine your pay for a mission. If you can get someone to bite on this, please send them my way so I can sell them a bridge I have in the Sahara Desert. You will get newbies more than likely instead of combat veterans. They will want to know what the pay is up front and get at least half of that before they start. That is how mercs work. Do you have a SRP in place for your 'Combat Operators'?
3) The services you offer. If someone puts in a request, can you fill any of those services as of right now? How many mercs or merc corporations/alliances do you have on staff currently? Honestly, the idea is not half bad but you are offering services that you probably cannot fulfill. As you start to get more 'staff', then I would slowly introduce more services to offer.
4) How do we know you are competent enough to even do this? I mean, that character is less than one day old. Why would any sane 'Combat Operator' want to run and work for a CEO and corporation that has no history whatsoever? As a combat character myself, I wouldn't even give you a chance until you make a name for yourself showing Eve that you are competent.
5) And last but not least, post with your main or GTFO! *\o/*
Morgan o/
No services can be filled at this time hence the reason title of the post says "Looking for combat Operators"
If you don't feel I am competent then simply don't sign up for the service. Eventually somebody will take a chance and the ball will get rolling.
The pay will be determined before they undock. They are grade A are expected to mobilize within 30 minutes of the agreement being made with SOSC and the client. That includes receipt of payment from the client.
Each combat operator corp will have the opportunity to set a standard per ship rate with the amount increased or decrease based on various factors. Combat operator corps can choose between having a full SRP system or higher per contract pay rate in which case they would manage their own SRP internally. We are flexible in this regard.
Capital pilots will always have full SRP.
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Operator 34
Special Operations Support Command
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Posted - 2016.01.26 15:54:58 -
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Fybs wrote:+1 Post with your main or GTFO. link a decent K/B of your own to show us you even know what your talking about. And yes I'd want half up front. Plus an A grade for even undocking for you
My main is irrelevant as is my main's killboard. This is a side project that I am starting up to see how far I can take it. Care to put yourself on the list and give it a go? It's easy to poke fun when you are not willing to be one of the first folks to start something new.
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Ralph King-Griffin
Devils Rejects 666 The Devil's Warrior Alliance
13753
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Posted - 2016.01.26 16:45:44 -
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Operator 34 wrote:
My main is irrelevant.
In an informal business based almost entirely on reputation, it very much is relevant.
The people you are soliciting have hard won theirs and maintained them for years, Why should any of them lend you theirs.
This proposal from an anonymous forum alt is a nonstarter.
Better the Devil you know.
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Fybs
Somalian Coast Guard Authority
638
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Posted - 2016.01.26 16:48:32 -
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Operator 34 wrote:Fybs wrote:+1 Post with your main or GTFO. link a decent K/B of your own to show us you even know what your talking about. And yes I'd want half up front. Plus an A grade for even undocking for you My main is irrelevant as is my main's killboard. This is a side project that I am starting up to see how far I can take it. Care to put yourself on the list and give it a go? It's easy to poke fun when you are not willing to be one of the first folks to start something new. Also if I had to link a killboard of a character who has some skill I'd probably reference Cannibal Kane. Near 3500 kill and only 99 losses. Who if I am not mistakes used to be a Somali Coast Guard member.
This is where your wrong. I'd want full disclosure of who you are.
I will be working for Devils shortly so feel free to talk to them if you would like my services. if at that point you prove to honest with what you say. i have a lot of friends who could possibly fill your ranks.
also cannibal kane is a well respected Merc and not a name to throw around.
he was in the original itterantion of SCA. not this current one.
Don't confuse kindness with weakness.
Beware the hand of Fybs.
Proud CEO of the Somalian Coast Guard Authority
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Saeger1737
Bite the pillow Archetype.
1300
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Posted - 2016.01.26 16:59:17 -
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A nobody proposing to take isk from mercs who already get isk in their own contracts, why would we ever need you? |
FloppieTheBanjoClown
The Skunkworks
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Posted - 2016.01.26 17:02:24 -
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A merc broker is an interesting business concept, and could work if you can reliably deliver. I have my doubts on this being a viable model, though.
Founding member of the Belligerent Undesirables movement.
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Noragen Neirfallas
Rabble Inc. Rabble Alliance
2596
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Posted - 2016.01.26 17:04:11 -
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I do not endorse this product and/or service
Member and Judge of the Court of Crime and Punishment
Confirming that we all play in Noragen's eve. - BeBopAReBop RhubarbPie
ISD Dorrim Barstorlode favourite ISD
'"****station games" - Sun Tzu' - Ralph King-Griffin
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Saeger1737
Bite the pillow Archetype.
1301
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Posted - 2016.01.26 17:07:32 -
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FloppieTheBanjoClown wrote:A merc broker is an interesting business concept, and could work if you can reliably deliver. I have my doubts on this being a viable model, though. Yea but it seems he's using the ingame mission model to try and provide services, with mercs already pulling in their own contracts and all the [MERC] threads on here this seems very much pointless. |
Noragen Neirfallas
Rabble Inc. Rabble Alliance
2597
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Posted - 2016.01.26 17:11:31 -
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Saeger1737 wrote:FloppieTheBanjoClown wrote:A merc broker is an interesting business concept, and could work if you can reliably deliver. I have my doubts on this being a viable model, though. Yea but it seems he's using the ingame mission model to try and provide services, with mercs already pulling in their own contracts and all the [MERC] threads on here this seems very much pointless. This and a lack of accountability = scam mostly
Member and Judge of the Court of Crime and Punishment
Confirming that we all play in Noragen's eve. - BeBopAReBop RhubarbPie
ISD Dorrim Barstorlode favourite ISD
'"****station games" - Sun Tzu' - Ralph King-Griffin
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Valkin Mordirc
1871
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Posted - 2016.01.26 17:17:21 -
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Well you've already shorted all your "Highsec" Operators as well, They would be Grade C since none are capable of fully joining a War for 3 hours.
They could only provide Logistical assistance, which means putting themselves on free fire the most concentrated area of EVE, which honestly I would charge more for, specially if it was needed in a hub.
#DeleteTheWeak
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Ro Fenrios
Armilies Corporation Unwanted Alliance
149
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Posted - 2016.01.26 17:19:05 -
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Noragen Neirfallas wrote:Saeger1737 wrote:FloppieTheBanjoClown wrote:A merc broker is an interesting business concept, and could work if you can reliably deliver. I have my doubts on this being a viable model, though. Yea but it seems he's using the ingame mission model to try and provide services, with mercs already pulling in their own contracts and all the [MERC] threads on here this seems very much pointless. This and a lack of accountability = scam mostly
But but.. Noragen! We could be like Molden heath rapid response team... We could spam the caps around and get paid.. |
Anya Klibor
Native Freshfood Minmatar Republic
831
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Posted - 2016.01.26 17:22:06 -
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Valkin Mordirc wrote:Rather your a middle man where no middle man is needed.
Right,
EDIT: Honestly the idea, is pretty cool. But Since all merc contractors are pretty well known at this point, and most handle there own customer contractee's themselves I don't think they need somebody to be around to find them contracts.
Neato for scam though,
Actually, it's kind of a nifty idea. It actually compartmentalizes units, and helps to prevent infiltration to begin with. I mean, you don't exactly know who is going to show up (unless you set them up to bait them).
Leadership is something you learn. Maybe one day, you'll learn that.
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Saeger1737
Bite the pillow Archetype.
1305
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Posted - 2016.01.26 17:29:06 -
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Anya Klibor wrote:Valkin Mordirc wrote:Rather your a middle man where no middle man is needed.
Right,
EDIT: Honestly the idea, is pretty cool. But Since all merc contractors are pretty well known at this point, and most handle there own customer contractee's themselves I don't think they need somebody to be around to find them contracts.
Neato for scam though, Actually, it's kind of a nifty idea. It actually compartmentalizes units, and helps to prevent infiltration to begin with. I mean, you don't exactly know who is going to show up (unless you set them up to bait them). You would know whose coming in highsec and possibly wormhole when the wardec went through, the merc entities in low are not really known sure but in null you already know your blues and the lines have pretty much been drawn there so its either Mc/Pl/CFC who will be dropping on your party.
So in hindsight this is a very useless mediocre way of doing things. |
FloppieTheBanjoClown
The Skunkworks
3517
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Posted - 2016.01.26 17:36:18 -
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Okay, let's just ask this of the OP:
How many contracts have you fulfilled so far? What were the results? Who can back your claims? Basically, why should anyone think this is more than the hair-brained scheme of someone with fantasies of cornering the merc market with no real understanding of how it works?
Founding member of the Belligerent Undesirables movement.
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Anya Klibor
Native Freshfood Minmatar Republic
831
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Posted - 2016.01.26 17:40:49 -
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Saeger1737 wrote:Anya Klibor wrote:Valkin Mordirc wrote:Rather your a middle man where no middle man is needed.
Right,
EDIT: Honestly the idea, is pretty cool. But Since all merc contractors are pretty well known at this point, and most handle there own customer contractee's themselves I don't think they need somebody to be around to find them contracts.
Neato for scam though, Actually, it's kind of a nifty idea. It actually compartmentalizes units, and helps to prevent infiltration to begin with. I mean, you don't exactly know who is going to show up (unless you set them up to bait them). You would know whose coming in highsec and possibly wormhole when the wardec went through, the merc entities in low are not really known sure but in null you already know your blues and the lines have pretty much been drawn there so its either Mc/Pl/CFC who will be dropping on your party. So in hindsight this is a very useless mediocre way of doing things.
High-sec, absolutely. You know who dec'd you, but do you knw who hired them and why? With an option like this, you compartmentalize your cells and units. You keep them away from each other as well. Sure, the only person who can fulfill the contract requests is the guy at the top, but at the same time he's also the only person who can shop you, so it shows if he can be trusted later if everyone is given over to enemies.
Low-sec and null-sec are a bit easier to maintain, since you don't need an actual war dec to handle them. You'd probably have a high-sec entity dec the target to mess with logistics and what-not, but low-sec and null- would be fair game.
And wormholes? No local, and it's rare that a wormhole entity has eyes on 23/7. So it'd be a bit easier to infiltrate and get intel before making a move.
As I said, a nifty idea if done right.
Leadership is something you learn. Maybe one day, you'll learn that.
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Serendipity Lost
Repo Industries
1774
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Posted - 2016.01.26 19:08:04 -
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The name makes me think 'yet another failed kai86 attempt at.... well whatever he was trying to do' |
Operator 34
Special Operations Support Command
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Posted - 2016.01.26 19:12:12 -
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FloppieTheBanjoClown wrote:Okay, let's just ask this of the OP:
How many contracts have you fulfilled so far? What were the results? Who can back your claims? Basically, why should anyone think this is more than the hair-brained scheme of someone with fantasies of cornering the merc market with no real understanding of how it works?
I'm guessing reading isn't your strong suit. Perhaps you missed the part where it said we were looking for operators.
You all can scream and scoff and complain all you want. Everything generally starts from nothing with no reputation and nothing to back it up.
It's very simple. You can offer to become part of the service or you can ignore it. The reputation will build itself once we start rolling.
Since it's EVE, everyone screams scam anytime a new service or business starts up. It's not a scam. Don't like what I'm doing then don't join up.
Seems to me most of the folks trying to down play me are pre-existing mercenaries that are not too thrilled about additional competition in the market. |
Valkin Mordirc
1871
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Posted - 2016.01.26 19:28:22 -
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Soooo...You didn't even contact any current merc's? You expect them to come to you?
#DeleteTheWeak
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Ralph King-Griffin
Devils Rejects 666 The Devil's Warrior Alliance
13759
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Posted - 2016.01.26 19:41:22 -
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Operator 34 wrote: Seems to me most of the folks trying to down play me are pre-existing mercenaries that are not too thrilled about additional competition in the market.
step 1) advertise venture step 2) **** off the mercenaries step 3) solicit said mercenaries to provide services of aforementioned venture step 4)???????????????????? step 5) profit?
i dont see this ending well for you
Better the Devil you know.
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