Originally by: Saladin

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Its amazing how the bandwagon references come from people far removed from the region in question.

VIRII lived in stain for 2 months so far without problems. We fought, we npc'd, we did agent missions. There were only 2 days out of those 2 months where SE camped us in contunously with ridiculous numbers. On the second day we undocked, still outnumbered, and forced them to flee. VIRII went to great pains to find fights in Stain, in many instances engaging superior numbers (2:3 odds against us was not unsual) and jumped in on camps on several occassions. We are called station huggers but the fact remains that we never played the undock/dock game the way our enemies did. When hostiles were hard to come by, sure we put up a few bubbles to see what fish we would catch. In fact what impressed me most with VIRII was the degree of specialization of its members and the way everyone was willing to think outside the box and take calculated risks. This was never a quality I have found in any of my enemies, who only know one trick: Outnumber them and then get them to aggro. The One-trick ponies know who they are.

Drilla and others can re-post old posts until they are blue in the face. Policy change is something everyone goes through, and for us we felt that finishing off SE remnants and getting the current objective done was more important than going back to a policy statement months ago and see what to do next. We never anticipated that so many SE corps would join SA. Our corporation will always do what its members feel is best at the current time, and we will not be held hostage by PR statements and policy delcarations that were issued for a different set of circumstances. If you want to find a policy to lock us in to, then I will say that what VIRII wants from EVE is the same as what everyone else wants: Fun.

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