We are available for contracts. Contact myself (US evenings) or Vegeta (Euro) for information.

We're an old school, veteran group. Professional, no smack talk, no scamming policies.
Previous contract and campaign results are available, also references upon request.
Any and all work will be considered for the right price. 0.0, low sec, high sec, assassination, infiltration, intel, covert ops, black ops, harrassment, pos or poco take downs, hot drops, system lock downs, scouting + convoy protection, wormholes, ransoms and revenge. Training is also available but subject to availability.

We appreciate all alliance invites but we are not currently interested unless it is part of a contract.


http://www.eve-search.com/thread/559816-0/page/1

no smack talk

We appreciate all alliance invites but we are not currently interested unless it is part of a contract.

I love these guys.

What's wrong ivy? Not enough ECM?

I'd imagine you are there to learn so I don't really understand what your concern is. Surely you would want targets?

What a joke.

From the Ivy League bio...
"If you want to have a sparring match or similar 'symmetrical' combat, please contact us and we can arrange something, however wars declared without first contacting us will be prosecuted with full force."

That sounds like fighting words to me. Feel free to point out how that doesn't state they are prepared to PVP.

I'd appreciate if you both stop shitting up my thread. We had permission to dec Eve Uni for practise. Lady Spank does not represent Omnor and is not affiliated with us in any way. Thank you.

A few weeks ago I asked Ivy League whether they would be interested in setting up some practice battles either via a war or in null sec. Many of OMNOR's pilots, myself included, have recently returned from several years of inactivity so we try to grab any opportunity we can get for a fight because we need the practice. Ivy League has always proved a worthy opponent in the past and, so after they failed to reply to our request, the decision was made to declare war without their 'consent'.

I don't feel the need to excuse this decision. Even though we are frequently on contract, OMNOR has always had opportunist wars with large alliances in between (and, as is the case now, during) contract work. Our e-honor is not decided by who we decide to war-dec to gain fights. Eve is a player versus player game and if Ivy League want to maintain an alliance of several thousand players, then they should be prepared for a variety of challenges.

For us, practice means a variety of things. Brawling (which is what we were hoping to set up with Ivy League), roams, hunting, probing, intel gathering and plenty of other things. Posting a few mails of mission runners getting killed does not indicate that we don't like fights. It tells you that you should train your mission runners to watch local. I don't think you were expecting us to simply pass by people doing silly things without doing our best to educate them on how to play Eve during wartime, so don't be surprised when we do.

As you said, we did attempt to bring the fight to you, but as we rarely have more than four or five members online at the same time, it is difficult for us to stand up to fleets of twenty or more. I would actually like to congratulate Ivy League on the enormous progress they've made in responding to hostile fleets. The years of experience have paid off and corps like OMNOR have a much more difficult time scoring kills as the response has been both swift and well organized. This has meant that we have sought different tactics to try and avoid the blob and fight away from your home base in Aldrat, or try to pick fights with your roaming gangs or more experienced PVPers who can sometimes be found on the pipes.

For Lady Skank

Doho, I can see what you did there. Very clever and original. Also, resorting to unoriginal insults is a great way to effectively berate me for 'bad posting'.