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Anslo
The Scope Gallente Federation
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Posted - 2013.09.26 15:19:00 -
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Anja Suorsa wrote:Get a room. They're too expensive.
Either way, this claim is a crock. I'm done here.
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Eric Riso
Deep Structure. Li3 Federation
16
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Posted - 2013.09.26 15:28:00 -
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Anslo wrote:Anja Suorsa wrote:Get a room. They're too expensive. Either way, this claim is a crock. I'm done here.
I'm not here to dispute that its not true, all I'm saying is it could be. Anyhow please be done here.
Dumbass. |

Elsebeth Rhiannon
Gradient Electus Matari
541
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Posted - 2013.09.26 17:41:00 -
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People pronounced assassinated on the IGS have an unpleasant tendency to show up very much alive.
Just saying.
Else Broadcast log:-áhttps://gate.eveonline.com/Profile/Elsebeth%20Rhiannon/StatusUpdates |

Eric Riso
Deep Structure. Li3 Federation
16
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Posted - 2013.09.26 18:27:00 -
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Elsebeth Rhiannon wrote:People pronounced assassinated on the IGS have an unpleasant tendency to show up very much alive.
Just saying.
Else
Well I guess if he shows up he is alive (makes sense right?) if not then maybe he decided to lay low. ..or maybe he was really killed.
Ganna be kind of hard to prove or disprove it. |

Ollie Rundle
The Synenose Accord Celestial Imperative
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Posted - 2013.09.27 00:41:00 -
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Eric Riso wrote:It also seemed to be a statement to CONCORD, saying "We can get DUST Mercenaries despite your best efforts to stop us."
I don't know that there was ever any doubt of this, at least not amongst capsuleers and - by extension - CONCORD.
SYNE has been looking into this and we believe the widespread access pirate factions have to clone soldier tech and the infrastructure to support them is able to be traced back to the incident on Vellaine III some eight months ago. A partially declassified report on our operations to this effect will be made publically available to coincide with the next Seyllin conference.
O. Rundle The Synenose Accord Not indicative of corporate policy unless otherwise stated. |

Eric Riso
Deep Structure. Li3 Federation
16
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Posted - 2013.09.27 05:11:00 -
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Ollie Rundle wrote:Eric Riso wrote:It also seemed to be a statement to CONCORD, saying "We can get DUST Mercenaries despite your best efforts to stop us." Eric Riso wrote:The problem seems to be Pirates have access to DUST Soldiers. I don't know that there was ever any doubt of this, at least not amongst capsuleers and - by extension - CONCORD. SYNE has been looking into this and we believe the widespread access pirate factions have to clone soldier tech and the infrastructure to support them is able to be traced back to the incident on Vellaine III some eight months ago. A partially declassified report on our operations to this effect will be made publically available to coincide with the next Seyllin conference.
Hmm thats very interesting, I wonder why they would make Reko do the Public Admission then? I mean I can't think of any other reason besides that, and it seems that CONCORD probably already knew.
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Prototype Naveen
Digitized.
10
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Posted - 2013.09.27 10:24:00 -
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Mister Riso.
Query 1: how can we made certain this is not a advertisement attempt.
Query 2: how will proof be presented that the capsuleer in question has been succesfully bio-massed.
Probability: due to the absence of proof one can only 'assume' said capsuleer has been biomassed succesfully.
Raising awareness 1: capsuleer imprints can be externally stored. Raising awareness 2: Secretive or taboo'd technologies are in place for those subjects established / wealthy enough.
This effectively renders the destruction of clone-vat-bays marginally effective.
Examples:
> Prototype - Clone template: Duplicating subject via databanked Capsuleer imprint. > Questionable: methods employed by most notable: Sansha Kuvakei.
Concluding: Value of reliability of shared message listed by most notable mister Eric Riso: limited.
Position maintained until absolute proof is presented.
End message. |

Eric Riso
Deep Structure. Li3 Federation
16
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Posted - 2013.09.28 13:07:00 -
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Prototype Naveen wrote:Mister Riso.
Query 1: how can we be made certain this is not a hidden advertisement attempt.
Query 2: in what shape will proof be presented that the capsuleer in question has been succesfully bio-massed.
Probability: due to the absence of proof one can only 'assume' said capsuleer has been biomassed succesfully.
Raising awareness 1: capsuleer imprints can be externally stored. Raising awareness 2: Secretive or taboo'd technologies are in place for those subjects established / wealthy enough.
This effectively renders the destruction of clone-vat-bays marginally effective.
Examples:
> Prototype - Clone template: Duplicating subject via databanked Capsuleer imprint. > Questionable: methods employed by most notable: Sansha Kuvakei.
Concluding: Value of reliability of shared message listed by most notable mister Eric Riso: limited.
Position maintained until absolute proof is presented.
End message.
Answer 1: What am I advertising? I don't work at Quafe.
Answer 2: I don't have that answer speak to Reko about it, he has asked me to leave it alone.
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Trensk Mikakka
The Great Harmon Institute Of Technology Innovia Alliance
13
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Posted - 2013.09.29 02:58:00 -
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I think the overall problem here is not that you can kill a capsuleer. It's proven that anyone not careful enough can get biomassed. The real problem is that pirate organizations have access to clone soldiers.
Can you imagine the havoc they can cause? The modifications that can be made to the armor and weapon sets? If the pirate-patterned ships I've flown next to, and against, are any indication, this could be a major problem for the more...Law-abiding DUST soldiers on the ground, and potentially everyone. I shudder to think of what a small army of DUST soldiers in pirate-modified suits could do to a planet. Or, hell, even unleashed onto a capitol or supercaptial...or any ship, actually. Just a massacre without equal force. |

Diana Kim
State Protectorate Caldari State
549
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Posted - 2013.09.29 04:08:00 -
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Trensk Mikakka wrote: I think the overall problem here is not that you can kill a capsuleer. It's proven that anyone not careful enough can get biomassed. The real problem is that pirate organizations have access to clone soldiers.
Can you imagine the havoc they can cause? The modifications that can be made to the armor and weapon sets? If the pirate-patterned ships I've flown next to, and against, are any indication, this could be a major problem for the more...Law-abiding DUST soldiers on the ground, and potentially everyone. I shudder to think of what a small army of DUST soldiers in pirate-modified suits could do to a planet. Or, hell, even unleashed onto a capitol or supercaptial...or any ship, actually. Just a massacre without equal force. We need to test it on Gallente Prime. |

Pieter Tuulinen
Pyre Falcon Defence Cadre XV-01A Pyre Falcon Defence Combine
1823
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Posted - 2013.09.29 06:19:00 -
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Trensk Mikakka wrote: I think the overall problem here is not that you can kill a capsuleer. It's proven that anyone not careful enough can get biomassed. The real problem is that pirate organizations have access to clone soldiers.
Can you imagine the havoc they can cause? The modifications that can be made to the armor and weapon sets? If the pirate-patterned ships I've flown next to, and against, are any indication, this could be a major problem for the more...Law-abiding DUST soldiers on the ground, and potentially everyone. I shudder to think of what a small army of DUST soldiers in pirate-modified suits could do to a planet. Or, hell, even unleashed onto a capitol or supercaptial...or any ship, actually. Just a massacre without equal force.
Can you imagine what a small corporation of Capsuleers can do to a planet? I recently made some threats towards Mantenault VI, a planet in the arse-end of space (otherwise known as Placid) and the truth is that ten capsuleers could probably arrange to drop some pretty heavy rocks on cities with little intervention.
OBVIOUSLY Pyre Falcon would never stoop so low, but the fact remains that Dusties need to take transports to their fights and they are completely vulnerable to the whim of any capsuleer with an orbital beacon whilst there.
Don't worry about THEM, Mikakka-haan, worry about the worst of US. |

Eric Riso
Deep Structure. Li3 Federation
16
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Posted - 2013.09.30 17:52:00 -
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Pieter Tuulinen wrote:Trensk Mikakka wrote: I think the overall problem here is not that you can kill a capsuleer. It's proven that anyone not careful enough can get biomassed. The real problem is that pirate organizations have access to clone soldiers.
Can you imagine the havoc they can cause? The modifications that can be made to the armor and weapon sets? If the pirate-patterned ships I've flown next to, and against, are any indication, this could be a major problem for the more...Law-abiding DUST soldiers on the ground, and potentially everyone. I shudder to think of what a small army of DUST soldiers in pirate-modified suits could do to a planet. Or, hell, even unleashed onto a capitol or supercaptial...or any ship, actually. Just a massacre without equal force. Can you imagine what a small corporation of Capsuleers can do to a planet? I recently made some threats towards Mantenault VI, a planet in the arse-end of space (otherwise known as Placid) and the truth is that ten capsuleers could probably arrange to drop some pretty heavy rocks on cities with little intervention. OBVIOUSLY Pyre Falcon would never stoop so low, but the fact remains that Dusties need to take transports to their fights and they are completely vulnerable to the whim of any capsuleer with an orbital beacon whilst there. Don't worry about THEM, Mikakka-haan, worry about the worst of US.
I agree with you on that. |

Erik Kaassan
Black Sun Brethren
36
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Posted - 2013.10.02 17:17:00 -
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Pieter Tuulinen wrote:Trensk Mikakka wrote: I think the overall problem here is not that you can kill a capsuleer. It's proven that anyone not careful enough can get biomassed. The real problem is that pirate organizations have access to clone soldiers.
Can you imagine the havoc they can cause? The modifications that can be made to the armor and weapon sets? If the pirate-patterned ships I've flown next to, and against, are any indication, this could be a major problem for the more...Law-abiding DUST soldiers on the ground, and potentially everyone. I shudder to think of what a small army of DUST soldiers in pirate-modified suits could do to a planet. Or, hell, even unleashed onto a capitol or supercaptial...or any ship, actually. Just a massacre without equal force. Can you imagine what a small corporation of Capsuleers can do to a planet? I recently made some threats towards Mantenault VI, a planet in the arse-end of space (otherwise known as Placid) and the truth is that ten capsuleers could probably arrange to drop some pretty heavy rocks on cities with little intervention. OBVIOUSLY Pyre Falcon would never stoop so low, but the fact remains that Dusties need to take transports to their fights and they are completely vulnerable to the whim of any capsuleer with an orbital beacon whilst there. Don't worry about THEM, Mikakka-haan, worry about the worst of US.
And to think of the devastation of an orbital bombardment comes from just our small guns. I can't imagine the consequences of dropping battleship ordnance on a planet. Drop a few battleships in high orbit around a colony and you hold the entire planet hostage. Its quite something to think about isn't it? |
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