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Andriel Star Black Storm Cartel 0	Posted - 2013.02.27 06:35:00 - [1] - Quote Black Storm Cartel is looking to expand its business. We are a high sec mercenary corporation that can be your hired gun. Example Services: Assisting in a war Eliminating economic competition Protection and escort services Player hunting and assassinations and more... References available by request. Contracts can be short term or long term and are built to your needs! To negotiate a quote please speak to one of the contacts below. FeralShadow Merc504 Andriel Star Killboard
culo duro Federal Enslavement 28	Posted - 2013.02.27 07:49:00 - [2] - Quote Andriel Star wrote: Black Storm Cartel is looking to expand its business. We are a high sec mercenary corporation that can be your hired gun. Example Services: Assisting in a war Eliminating economic competition Protection and escort services Player hunting and assassinations and more... References available by request. Contracts can be short term or long term and are built to your needs! To negotiate a quote please speak to one of the contacts below. FeralShadow Merc504 Andriel Star Killboard Page 1 looks good, then it's more or less like if the more you browse the more you lose. You might wanna shine up that KB abit, 60% Efficiency for a merc corp doesn't really make me want to hire you. Well considering you lose plenty of pods.
FeralShadow Black Storm Cartel 207	Posted - 2013.02.28 20:54:00 - [3] - Quote It all comes from trying to train newer players. There are a couple losses that were due to "station game oversight" but other than that, the ones losing ships have not been playing for long. While some people recruit "Only Leet PVPers", we firmly believe that in addition to recruiting said leet pvpers, we need to train new players to be effective pvpers as well. After all, those new players grow up fast these days, and suddenly they're flying battlecruisers and battleships with the best of them. We remember what it was like being new and trying to get into the pvp scene, and don't want to exclude people simply because they're new, as long as they are willing and able to learn. How many mercenary organizations are out there with 1 to 10 people, camping stations, getting green killboards? That's easy to do, but how effective are they truly, when your enemies are out flying around other regions of space? Don't get me wrong, killboards are important, but they aren't everything. "I believe in karma. That's why whenever I do something sh**ty to others, they somehow deserved it." A blog about contractual killing - http://www.blackstormcartel.blogspot.com
Zeus Maximo Mentally Assured Destruction Whores in space 52	Posted - 2013.02.28 21:06:00 - [4] - Quote FeralShadow wrote: It all comes from trying to train newer players. There are a couple losses that were due to "station game oversight" but other than that, the ones losing ships have not been playing for long. While some people recruit "Only Leet PVPers", we firmly believe that in addition to recruiting said leet pvpers, we need to train new players to be effective pvpers as well. After all, those new players grow up fast these days, and suddenly they're flying battlecruisers and battleships with the best of them. We remember what it was like being new and trying to get into the pvp scene, and don't want to exclude people simply because they're new, as long as they are willing and able to learn. How many mercenary organizations are out there with 1 to 10 people, camping stations, getting green killboards? That's easy to do, but how effective are they truly, when your enemies are out flying around other regions of space? Don't get me wrong, killboards are important, but they aren't everything. I support you all for getting into the mercenary scene and training new players. Recruitment is the lifeblood of a corporation so it is very important. Just make sure you all teach them the right way to do things.... "Can't teach a new dog old tricks" On your killboard comment; I dont neccesarily agree with you. The way I explain it to my corp and new recruits is that your killboard is your resume' in eve. If you have thousands of kills and a few losses then you are definitely proactive. However the important part is to look into depth on the types of kills someone gets. Frigs, destroyers, and cruisers are easy finds in eve. However if someone is regularly killing Jump Freighters and faction battleships then you know they are WORKING for their kills. Obviously a lot of deaths shows a lack of care about yourself and how you fly. You don't win wars by dying. So ya, good luck on getting merc contracts and start to care more about your killboard :) I promise you a good killboard can make people think twice about you!
FeralShadow Black Storm Cartel 207	Posted - 2013.02.28 22:30:00 - [5] - Quote Terrific points, and I absolutely agree. There really isn't any other way for players to judge your corporation these days! While camping stations and preventing targets from making isk is a valid form of combat, it unfortunately isn't provable to potential clients that you even did such. "I believe in karma. That's why whenever I do something sh**ty to others, they somehow deserved it." A blog about contractual killing - http://www.blackstormcartel.blogspot.com
Vimsy Vortis Shoulda Checked Local Break-A-Wish Foundation 1111	Posted - 2013.02.28 22:32:00 - [6] - Quote These dudes die a ton, don't kill anything significant and are of the jita camping persuasion. Of all of the recently started up merc groups these dudes are the ones I recommend the least just based on their killboard. Even if these guys are charging cost of dec for their offensive contracts they aren't worth it. Hire literally anyone else.
FeralShadow Black Storm Cartel 207	Posted - 2013.02.28 22:44:00 - [7] - Quote I don't even know you. Have you really even looked at our killboard? Sure we get some kills in jita, but we get some elsewhere too. I couldn't possibly know why you would say these things; not like we're any sort of competitor to your alliance. "I believe in karma. That's why whenever I do something sh**ty to others, they somehow deserved it." A blog about contractual killing - http://www.blackstormcartel.blogspot.com
Serendipity Lost Hidden Agenda Deep Space Engineering 37	Posted - 2013.03.01 03:29:00 - [8] - Quote I would say the best way to know an outfit is good or not is to ask their previous employers - if they are happy with the sevices provided. If I'm paying you to do X for payment of Y, then X either gets done or it doesn't. X getting done is what I care about. If 30 ships are thrown away completing X... meh. It's about services rendered. I work with a total NITWIT that has a degree from MIT. He can't complete simple tasks on his own (after 12 years on the job) but he looks pretty sweet on paper. KB are great, and it's the shingle above the merc's shoppe door, but honestly - check the results. OOOOOOH a shiney neon sign... where do I send my isk? Smart spenders do a minimum of research before dropping isk on a merc. KB is a first step, but follow up with a bit of research and check that customer satisfaction. Good luck lads. Learn what your boss has to teach (I'm guessing he's teaching you how to have some fun)!
FeralShadow Black Storm Cartel 207	Posted - 2013.03.01 03:42:00 - [9] - Quote Thank you for your terrific words, Serendipity. You truly hit the nail on the head with what I'm trying to drive towards with our corporation. We are working on a way to implement feedback from our customers based on how well or poorly we get the job done (Because, like you said, that's what really matters), but until that's finished we unfortunately have to rely mainly on the killboard. Hopefully it will be something we can outsource to other organizations as well! "I believe in karma. That's why whenever I do something sh**ty to others, they somehow deserved it." A blog about contractual killing - http://www.blackstormcartel.blogspot.com
Tah'ris Khlador Space Ghosts. Break-A-Wish Foundation 663	Posted - 2013.03.01 04:03:00 - [10] - Quote Gotta start somewhere I suppose. My god, that legion loss... I'm Denzel Washington.
Cannibal Kane The African Terrorist 1470	Posted - 2013.03.01 05:10:00 - [11] - Quote That Legion... yes my God. But people give them a chance and don't mess up their thread. Good luck Gents. "I saw him fight by the monument in Jita. -áHe flowed in his Machariel like a Shinto spirit, 800MM shells sprouting in his passing. -áHis hair flowed in the corona of his target's warp core breach. -áIt was truly majestic. -áAnd while everyone stared in awe I stole the loot and ran off.-áBecause I am like that." --áNEONOVUS
culo duro EVE Corporation 987654321-POP The Marmite Collective 32	Posted - 2013.03.01 09:24:00 - [12] - Quote Serendipity Lost wrote: I would say the best way to know an outfit is good or not is to ask their previous employers - if they are happy with the sevices provided. If I'm paying you to do X for payment of Y, then X either gets done or it doesn't. X getting done is what I care about. If 30 ships are thrown away completing X... meh. It's about services rendered. I work with a total NITWIT that has a degree from MIT. He can't complete simple tasks on his own (after 12 years on the job) but he looks pretty sweet on paper. KB are great, and it's the shingle above the merc's shoppe door, but honestly - check the results. OOOOOOH a shiney neon sign... where do I send my isk? Smart spenders do a minimum of research before dropping isk on a merc. KB is a first step, but follow up with a bit of research and check that customer satisfaction. I just wanna point something out. X is the objective i assume. For X to be completed you need to murder Corp X, which is at war with Corp Y, Corp Y being the contractor. I say this alot, but letterly everyone can be mercs in high sec. as Zeus said, a mercs KB is the way you get hired. If your KB is decent, and you charge what 500M + dec fees. You're not going to get hired alot compared to the corp that got 95%+ Effciency in all of their wars. I don't know how much you charge, but i'd really recommend you to set it really low. There's ALOT of high sec merc corps. Some are better than others, but if you want to have people hire you. You NEED an awesome Killboard, else there's simply a better alternative.
FeralShadow Black Storm Cartel 207	Posted - 2013.03.01 23:53:00 - [13] - Quote Gentlemen, thank you all for your kind and constructive words. (especially you, Kane!) Let me regale you all with a story. A story about an individual who played eve once upon a time, skilled up, got decent isks and ships, then quit playing for a while. He then came back to the game, decided to join a mercenary organization and thought he knew it all still. This is a story of a Legion pilot. As much as we might not like it, we cannot take control of other pilots' ships (that is, without breaking the EULA!). While Angrod expressed some interesting theories about the game, we worked our best to talk with him, work with him, and disabuse him of some of these notions which have been proven false through much painful past experience. Constantly we tell our members "Fly around in frigates if you want to go solo. Use a scout for anything larger!" and "We are a PVP corporation, while I respect that you sometimes need isk, we are here to help you out. Ask us, or use an alt to make money!". Angrod was certainly no exception. We offered training sessions and numerous small fleet opportunities, but Angrod seemed uninterested since, after all, he knew what he was doing already! So what were we to do other than try our best? So Angrod takes it into his mind that he should make some isk, and what better way to make isk than scanning out sigs! He fit up his Legion and set out to find some sigs, then remembered that he wasn't in a frigate, so used a scout. He scouted one system he was going to jump to, saw there were baddies there. He then warped, without scouting, to a second system. This is where he died. Afterward, he left our corporation. I guess he thought it was a bad fit? I don't know. We didn't want him to go carebearing (After all, we are a pvp corp) but if he absolutely HAD to, we couldn't stop him so he should at least take proper precautions (of which I'm sure you all know many). But, after all, he knew better! Moral of the story: Don't be an Angrod. We don't mind training people that want to learn. But, you have to want to learn! And about the pricing, our corporation at the heart of it is a business. To be competitive, since we allow new members for training and we don't have 500 people flying around (yet), we are indeed inexpensive. To be otherwise would be to have no jobs! "I believe in karma. That's why whenever I do something sh**ty to others, they somehow deserved it." A blog about contractual killing - http://www.blackstormcartel.blogspot.com
Tah'ris Khlador Space Ghosts. Break-A-Wish Foundation 681	Posted - 2013.03.02 16:20:00 - [14] - Quote FeralShadow wrote: Moral of the story: Don't be an Angrod. Hahah, I hope you use this in all of your training exercises. "Remember kids: Don't be an Angrod!" I'm Denzel Washington.
culo duro EVE Corporation 987654321-POP The Marmite Collective 39	Posted - 2013.03.11 12:10:00 - [15] - Quote Bump for a better KB.
StoneCold House of Sparrows 81	Posted - 2013.03.11 12:19:00 - [16] - Quote Good luck gentlemen. Disclaimer: All depicted violent acts relate only (and exclusively) on ingame events.
culo duro EVE Corporation 987654321-POP The Marmite Collective 39	Posted - 2013.03.11 12:25:00 - [17] - Quote StoneCold wrote: Good luck gentlemen. A serious sidenote: Quote: I say this alot, but letterly everyone can be mercs in high sec. as Zeus said, a mercs KB is the way you get hired. If your KB is decent, and you charge what 500M + dec fees. You're not going to get hired alot compared to the corp that got 95%+ Effciency in all of their wars. I hope that-¦s a bad joke on pricing. My standard fee for even logging to my corp-holding-alt to issue the war is 750m / week. And I-¦m a single man show - and still have to decline contracts because of beeing busy. People gotta start out small man.
StoneCold House of Sparrows 81	Posted - 2013.03.11 12:29:00 - [18] - Quote Aye. That-¦s why i ninja-edited my post :) You-¦re a quick draw, hope we never have to duel in a gunfight :P Disclaimer: All depicted violent acts relate only (and exclusively) on ingame events.
culo duro EVE Corporation 987654321-POP The Marmite Collective 39	Posted - 2013.03.11 12:37:00 - [19] - Quote StoneCold wrote: Aye. That-¦s why i ninja-edited my post :) You-¦re a quick draw, hope we never have to duel in a gunfight :P You son of a ***** i was wondering for a few minutes why it didn't show.
Sowna Kyasid Testaferro S2N Citizens 0	Posted - 2013.04.07 13:33:00 - [20] - Quote Bump for a good Merc corp. Fast, serious and cheap. I recomend it.
Hammar Wolf Money First 42	Posted - 2013.04.07 15:00:00 - [21] - Quote I'm not cool enough of a merc to deride others yet. Everyone needs a start and some contracts to make a name. Just don't take my business and put on your flak vest when coming to this forum. It looks like they gave you guys an early start on criticism in your 'for hire' thread. P.S. gave your thread a 2nd page so most people will end up skipping the criticism on the first one.... Smack talk to me gently, I'm new at this.
Monnty MIN0R THREAT 82	Posted - 2013.04.07 20:13:00 - [22] - Quote Zeus Maximo wrote: FeralShadow wrote: It all comes from trying to train newer players. There are a couple losses that were due to "station game oversight" but other than that, the ones losing ships have not been playing for long. While some people recruit "Only Leet PVPers", we firmly believe that in addition to recruiting said leet pvpers, we need to train new players to be effective pvpers as well. After all, those new players grow up fast these days, and suddenly they're flying battlecruisers and battleships with the best of them. We remember what it was like being new and trying to get into the pvp scene, and don't want to exclude people simply because they're new, as long as they are willing and able to learn. How many mercenary organizations are out there with 1 to 10 people, camping stations, getting green killboards? That's easy to do, but how effective are they truly, when your enemies are out flying around other regions of space? Don't get me wrong, killboards are important, but they aren't everything. I support you all for getting into the mercenary scene and training new players. Recruitment is the lifeblood of a corporation so it is very important. Just make sure you all teach them the right way to do things.... "Can't teach an old dog new tricks" On your killboard comment; I dont neccesarily agree with you. The way I explain it to my corp and new recruits is that your killboard is your resume' in eve. If you have thousands of kills and a few losses then you are definitely proactive. However the important part is to look into depth on the types of kills someone gets. Frigs, destroyers, and cruisers are easy finds in eve. However if someone is regularly killing Jump Freighters and faction battleships then you know they are WORKING for their kills. Obviously a lot of deaths shows a lack of care about yourself and how you fly. You don't win wars by dying. So ya, good luck on getting merc contracts and start to care more about your killboard :) I promise you a good killboard can make people think twice about you! Really... Damn so smashing my head over and over again against cruisers, battle cruisers in a frigate to learn more about PvP-ing, will tarnish my reputation as a potential merc in the future. Balls....
culo duro EVE Corporation 987654321-POP The Marmite Collective 66	Posted - 2013.04.09 19:27:00 - [23] - Quote Monnty wrote: Zeus Maximo wrote: FeralShadow wrote: It all comes from trying to train newer players. There are a couple losses that were due to "station game oversight" but other than that, the ones losing ships have not been playing for long. While some people recruit "Only Leet PVPers", we firmly believe that in addition to recruiting said leet pvpers, we need to train new players to be effective pvpers as well. After all, those new players grow up fast these days, and suddenly they're flying battlecruisers and battleships with the best of them. We remember what it was like being new and trying to get into the pvp scene, and don't want to exclude people simply because they're new, as long as they are willing and able to learn. How many mercenary organizations are out there with 1 to 10 people, camping stations, getting green killboards? That's easy to do, but how effective are they truly, when your enemies are out flying around other regions of space? Don't get me wrong, killboards are important, but they aren't everything. I support you all for getting into the mercenary scene and training new players. Recruitment is the lifeblood of a corporation so it is very important. Just make sure you all teach them the right way to do things.... "Can't teach an old dog new tricks" On your killboard comment; I dont neccesarily agree with you. The way I explain it to my corp and new recruits is that your killboard is your resume' in eve. If you have thousands of kills and a few losses then you are definitely proactive. However the important part is to look into depth on the types of kills someone gets. Frigs, destroyers, and cruisers are easy finds in eve. However if someone is regularly killing Jump Freighters and faction battleships then you know they are WORKING for their kills. Obviously a lot of deaths shows a lack of care about yourself and how you fly. You don't win wars by dying. So ya, good luck on getting merc contracts and start to care more about your killboard :) I promise you a good killboard can make people think twice about you! Really... Damn so smashing my head over and over again against cruisers, battle cruisers in a frigate to learn more about PvP-ing, will tarnish my reputation as a potential merc in the future. Balls.... KB = Everything.
Zeus Maximo Mentally Assured Destruction Whores in space 108	Posted - 2013.04.09 21:20:00 - [24] - Quote Monnty wrote: Damn so smashing my head over and over again against cruisers, battle cruisers in a frigate to learn more about PvP-ing, will tarnish my reputation as a potential merc in the future. Balls.... Its better to be safe than sorry. Also, Bump for some good guys and a good blogger!
Andrea Griffin 331	Posted - 2013.04.10 15:42:00 - [25] - Quote culo duro wrote: KB = Everything. I disagree to a point. A high efficiency looks good, yes, but ultimately mercenaries are hired to hurt other people. My core interest is how much of my target's resources have been destroyed relative to my investment. I don't care if the mercenaries lose ten times as many ships as my target. I only care that my target is hurt. The important number is isk destroyed. Isk lost, well, as a client, that's not my concern. Just get the job done. Also, bump for the mercs. I wish them well. CCP Sreegs is my favorite developer.
StoneCold Somali Coast Guard Authority 107	Posted - 2013.04.10 18:34:00 - [26] - Quote Andrea Griffin wrote: culo duro wrote: KB = Everything. I disagree to a point. A high efficiency looks good, yes, but ultimately mercenaries are hired to hurt other people. My core interest is how much of my target's resources have been destroyed relative to my investment. I don't care if the mercenaries lose ten times as many ships as my target. I only care that my target is hurt. The important number is isk destroyed. Isk lost, well, as a client, that's not my concern. Just get the job done. Also, bump for the mercs. I wish them well. What Miss Griffin said. For Hire Psychotic Monk for CSM
Zeus Maximo Mentally Assured Destruction Whores in space 113	Posted - 2013.04.10 19:33:00 - [27] - Quote I have thought about going that route before but the quote "You do not win a war by dying for your country. You win a war by making sure that some poor bastard dies for hisGÇ¥ comes to mind. The person that hires a merc to do the dirty work probably doesnt care what has to be sacrificed in order to complete a contract. I think that is where a double standard comes in. If you see a merc losing more than he kills then you are going to question his effectiveness. I guess its a grey area and there has to be a medium. Nonetheless Black Storm Cartel shouldnt have a problem getting contracts. They are doing fine!
Andrea Griffin 332	Posted - 2013.04.10 19:49:00 - [28] - Quote Zeus Maximo wrote: I have thought about going that route before but the quote "You do not win a war by dying for your country. You win a war by making sure that some poor bastard dies for hisGÇ¥ comes to mind. The difference is that in the real world, once your soldiers die, they stay quite dead. In Eve, you just ship up again and undock. CCP Sreegs is my favorite developer.
Andriel Star Black Storm Cartel 0	Posted - 2013.04.11 01:52:00 - [29] - Quote Sowna Kyasid wrote: Bump for a good Merc corp. Fast, serious and cheap. I recomend it. Thank you for the vouch!
culo duro Next Level Alcoholics 68	Posted - 2013.04.11 07:02:00 - [30] - Quote Andrea Griffin wrote: culo duro wrote: KB = Everything. I disagree to a point. A high efficiency looks good, yes, but ultimately mercenaries are hired to hurt other people. My core interest is how much of my target's resources have been destroyed relative to my investment. I don't care if the mercenaries lose ten times as many ships as my target. I only care that my target is hurt. The important number is isk destroyed. Isk lost, well, as a client, that's not my concern. Just get the job done. Also, bump for the mercs. I wish them well. But you're saying is yourself, you want them to destroy more isk than they lose... which is Efficiency, which is the KB. ;)
Isabela Valentine Noir. Academy Noir. Mercenary Group 0	Posted - 2013.04.12 23:11:00 - [31] - Quote Good luck on your future contracts gents.
Andriel Star Black Storm Cartel 0	Posted - 2013.04.17 22:59:00 - [32] - Quote Isabela Valentine wrote: Good luck on your future contracts gents. Thanks for the support! Things have been great so far.
FeralShadow Black Storm Cartel 224	Posted - 2013.04.18 00:36:00 - [33] - Quote Oh god Zeus reads my blog. biomasses character due to embarrassment One of the bitter points of a good bittervet is the realisation that all those SP don't really do much, and that the newbie is having much more fun with what little he has. - Tippia A blog about contractual killing - http://www.blackstormcartel.blogspot.com
Cpt Sun 4	Posted - 2013.04.19 05:24:00 - [34] - Quote A++++++to infinity, great service This guys was recommended by some good friends from 0.0 I recommend them to, as they did the job 100% EvE SkillWatch Windows Sidebar Gadget http://linuxboxlive.blogspot.com/
Andriel Star Black Storm Cartel 0	Posted - 2013.04.19 06:20:00 - [35] - Quote Cpt Sun wrote: A++++++to infinity, great service This guys was recommended by some good friends from 0.0 I recommend them to, as they did the job 100% Thank you! Glad you liked our services.
Andrea Griffin 334	Posted - 2013.04.19 13:54:00 - [36] - Quote culo duro wrote: But you're saying is yourself, you want them to destroy more isk than they lose... which is Efficiency, which is the KB. ;) That isn't what I said at all. I said that isk destroyed matters. As a client, isk lost doesn't matter to me. Also, bump for some mercs. Have some hearts: GÖÑGÖÑGÖÑ CCP Sreegs is my favorite developer.
FeralShadow Black Storm Cartel 227	Posted - 2013.04.19 15:18:00 - [37] - Quote This is where it's a grey area. We don't like losing ships (I mean really, who does?) but if we are paid well enough for our services, then even if we were to whelp an entire fleet to get the contract completed that's just what we'll do. The client paid us good money, and the client stipulated the terms of the agreement. It's our job to complete that agreement to the best of our abilities, losses or no losses. One of the bitter points of a good bittervet is the realisation that all those SP don't really do much, and that the newbie is having much more fun with what little he has. - Tippia A blog about contractual killing - http://www.blackstormcartel.blogspot.com
Castiael rabbit Storm Munitions Corp 0	Posted - 2013.04.21 00:25:00 - [38] - Quote I like very much!
Ark Balaeron Void.Tech FreiTek Heavy Industries 0	Posted - 2013.04.22 14:30:00 - [39] - Quote Fee charged : isk destroyed or objective completed is the ratio that matters. If a merc is willing to lose money to make sure they complete your contract then that`s a bloody useful merc that you should consider hiring again. KB can indicate player skill and efficiency sure! Not quite as relevant as a merc that get`s the job done for the price you pay him.
Arkenai Wyrnspire Turalyon Plus 1555	Posted - 2013.04.22 22:09:00 - [40] - Quote You people seem seriously cool. Especially as the merc thing seems to be working out for you, I had thought that it wasn't really viable for sustaining yourself. Sig'd.-áGallente FW best FW.
FeralShadow Black Storm Cartel 231	Posted - 2013.04.24 15:19:00 - [41] - Quote Interestingly enough, it didn't used to be this way. About 4 years ago Merc504 and myself tried to do the same thing as we are doing now. Trying to get recruits and trying to get contracts was like pulling teeth. I can't really be sure as to if there's a single thing that changed in this game, but I think primarily the reason there's so much more now is the increase in playerbase. There's 30k-40k people on at any given time now, and that's about double what it was when we originally tried out the merc thing. More people means more problems, more recruits, and more people willing to pay iskies. One of the bitter points of a good bittervet is the realisation that all those SP don't really do much, and that the newbie is having much more fun with what little he has. - Tippia A blog about contractual killing - http://www.blackstormcartel.blogspot.com
MinkJax Royal Amarr Institute Amarr Empire 0	Posted - 2013.04.26 15:55:00 - [42] - Quote I hired these guys last Sunday (21st) to gank a Mining barge bot and they couldn't even do that. I believe they tried as I looked on the map and noticed in my system that 5 ships were destroyed that very night. Very rarely does any ships get blown up in my system. I think they tried, failed and were too embarrassed to say anything as I haven't heard a wink from them since. The contract still has the same bounty on his head and is mining as usual. I lost some money and time but ho hum thats the way it goes. This is my first and probably last time I will be using mercs which is a real shame as I like the idea of being a snake and getting other people to do the dirty work but alas as the saying goes, If you want something done, you do it yourself. Now if any kind soul would point me to a decent gank ship setup, I would be most happy.
Merc504 Black Storm Cartel 1	Posted - 2013.04.27 07:04:00 - [43] - Quote We've been caught up with a contract in a separate region. Your contract will be taken care of shortly or your isk will be refunded. In no way have you lost any isk.
FeralShadow Black Storm Cartel 231	Posted - 2013.04.27 07:09:00 - [44] - Quote Indeed, we did attempt a suicide gank on the barge. Due to some oversight the gank alts couldn't pull enough dps to kill the mackinaw. So, while we're taking care of our current contract we've been skilling up the gank alts a bit more so we can have a better chance to kill the Mackinaw. I had believed at the time that we could kill it then continue on with the other contract (which was fast approaching) but since we had a failed attempt and it was a skill-related issue it had to be delayed. I wasn't aware you wanted it to be ganked in any particular timeframe, and like Merc said we are certainly happy to refund your isk if you wish us to. One of the bitter points of a good bittervet is the realisation that all those SP don't really do much, and that the newbie is having much more fun with what little he has. - Tippia A blog about contractual killing - http://www.blackstormcartel.blogspot.com
MinkJax Royal Amarr Institute Amarr Empire 0	Posted - 2013.04.27 08:21:00 - [45] - Quote Well thanks for your honestly, (a honest merc!) You were quite confident it would be done that very night and when it wasn't and I heard nothing for a few days after that I was getting a little worried. A short evemail just to keep me in the loop would of been nice. The important thing is that you tried. Don't worry about the isk, besides it seems you boys need some new ships anyway.
Merc504 Black Storm Cartel 1	Posted - 2013.04.30 05:53:00 - [46] - Quote MinkJax wrote: Well thanks for your honestly, (a honest merc!) You were quite confident it would be done that very night and when it wasn't and I heard nothing for a few days after that I was getting a little worried. A short evemail just to keep me in the loop would of been nice. The important thing is that you tried. Don't worry about the isk, besides it seems you boys need some new ships anyway. Contract has been completed. Please check your eve-mail for confirmation and killmails. Thanks, -Merc

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