Clearly the highsec people should have snuck off and collected all their caps and supercaps they have hidden in null (CCP rigorously hunt down highsec caps and move the one or two that are left left in high if they so much as sneeze) and then cyno-ed in .. shows how pathetic the carebears are thinking they would get NPC cap or cyno support ... should have arranged there own like null does :P

To be honest the main comments from other newer players have been long th e lines of "if that is large fleet combat it really sucks and those idiots in null can keep it" .

BTW ... I live in losec and it seems to me we get the risk of real PvP every time we undock ... certianly a lot more often than highsec (where you have carebear groups like New Order pretending that ganking is PvP) and null where they mainly carebear it up but occasionally join a corporate bun fight at allaince request.

Basically living in high is like a police state, null is like a "company mining town" where everyone crawls up the ass of the local corporate bosses and tows the company line and losec is teh wild west but unfortunately often empty.

As me being Angel Cartel loyalist for 6 years, am glad we can get a rare RP action around first Jovie region.

I heard about tidi and half of people dieng on the way to event.

Anyway i would like to give some ideas about how i would organise event like that.

To enter RMOC system would be posibble only being in one of 2 fleets, one fleet for pirates, another fleet for empire guys.
Pirate fleet must defend Angel base, empire fleet kill it. Keep simple as possible. If bad balance, GMs can create a 100 machariel npc spawn into grid. Or 'Surprise Surprise' Republic fleet hot drop. Here so many variations to control event, just need to keep funk on.

Thanks for reading, MA.

Wait what now?

What happend to the tools that enabled you to spawn vast sansha incursion fleets complete with follow-the-primary targetting then?

This was posted up on Twitter:



It's more of a "time allowed to complete" issue or in IT speak TTL AKA Time To Live (ha ha) and co-ordination, communication, organisation and -insertword-tion that we are waiting to hear about.

Looking forward to seeing what CCP has to say about this.

Although as a game master myself, I am shocked that you didn't have multiple blogs ready go covering the whole range of possible event outcomes. Take blog closest to how things actually turned out, tweak it and add details, and publish it within hours of the event ending. The basic game master technic of being prepared for all outcomes would have made this entire thing much better for you.