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Vehestian
No Quarter. Axiom Empire
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Posted - 2006.08.20 03:09:00 -
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Just a thread for those of you who knew HF as either friend or foe, and what you thought of us. Please, no crap like "OMG WE PWNZD YOUS TO DETH". Respek.
Former HAF, signing off. -OUT-
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Heraklitus Nomidzon
0utbreak
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Posted - 2006.08.20 03:17:00 -
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Edited by: Heraklitus Nomidzon on 20/08/2006 03:17:38 My first memory of Huzzah involved me seeing one in local, looking up their info, and saying to myself, "heh, look at that logo"
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jarack
Energy.
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Posted - 2006.08.20 03:30:00 -
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never outnumbered, always outgunned.....
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Cattraknoff
Caldari Sha Kharn Corp Ascendant Frontier
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Posted - 2006.08.20 03:33:00 -
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Originally by: Heraklitus Nomidzon Edited by: Heraklitus Nomidzon on 20/08/2006 03:17:38 My first memory of Huzzah involved me seeing one in local, looking up their info, and saying to myself, "heh, look at that logo"
Same here 
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wierchas noobhunter
Caldari The Collective Against ALL Authorities
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Posted - 2006.08.20 04:32:00 -
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my first was: who so much  tbh they was great guys
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Vehestian
No Quarter. Axiom Empire
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Posted - 2006.08.20 05:01:00 -
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Originally by: jarack never outnumbered, always outgunned.....
ROFL Jar, some of the time true, but not true all of the time
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Brantoc
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Posted - 2006.08.20 06:01:00 -
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My first time seeing Huzzah was when I was fighting a SA on the gate in FAT, while FIX had a NAP with HUZZAH. Next thing I know 10 blue jump in and start shooting me. My pod warps off and I ask in local 'why' only to be met with a 10 minute spam of 'nub' and 'haha' and 'u suc' messages from the same blue Huzzah.
It wasn't until later I understood more about Huzzah, but first impression was unimpressive.
Most alliances have a few people like that.
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Calisto Cody
Minmatar The Black Swan Society
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Posted - 2006.08.20 06:43:00 -
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those blobbers in domain (kheram)
who would of known they would become so mighty
respect
What makes a man? Is it the woman in his arms? Just 'cause she has big ******* Or is the way He fights everyday? No, it's probably the ******* |

Leilani Solaris
Gallente 0utbreak
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Posted - 2006.08.20 06:50:00 -
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When i was in Ninth Column and we first joined Huzzah as the only PVP corp in Huzzah 
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Gray Carmicheal
Caldari Fallout Industries
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Posted - 2006.08.20 07:10:00 -
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Joining GSY and meeting up to fight TSBS around Mista one day, and losing my first ship (a Vigil set for ew/tackler) to 3 raxes pre-rmr. That fight made me love EVE. And TSBS was cool about it because my lil noobie ass charged 3 cruisers with drones in a Frigate. Laughs had all around in local. I think they were laughing too hard to even lock my pod. And that was the start of my second week in EVE.
Mmm Boobies.
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Devoras2
Amarr Confederation of Red Moon Ascendant Frontier
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Posted - 2006.08.20 08:15:00 -
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My first impression of Huzzah was as pipe roamers in Catch, and as cordial friends of CVA, iirc did some RP with them as well. Have a feeling Providence wont be the same without them.
Dev And they call me slow.... hey! Thats an insult!
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Avon
Caldari Black Nova Corp Band of Brothers
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Posted - 2006.08.20 08:20:00 -
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I knew Mr Roaming from way before the formation of Huzzah
When I became aware of Huzzah and I saw his name I thought, "This will work". It did.
The Battleships is not and should not be a solo pwnmobile - Oveur
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EvilFlyingMonkey
Aliastra
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Posted - 2006.08.20 09:39:00 -
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First met them when sa was fighting fix, they forgot to put a warp scram mod on the tower after they where told to put one on explicitly, the tower went pop to say the least, i thought they where not gonna last :), i was wrong, most of my best memories where when huzzah members where by my side... truly a great alliance and will be missed.
-- In between corps atm... this is my main. -------------------------------------------- ; ]
Beware of the flying monkeys
Only mining happens in Stain |

Edoo
Occassus Republica Process of Elimination
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Posted - 2006.08.20 10:37:00 -
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Huzzah was my first ever alliance. Was pretty cool.
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Krystian
Caldari No Quarter. Axiom Empire
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Posted - 2006.08.20 11:04:00 -
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Edited by: Krystian on 20/08/2006 11:05:30
My first meeting of Huzzah was when we put our first pos in 0.0 in CVA's space (much thanks to Aralis for hosting us ). Came across Mariarchi Desperado alliance leader at the time and shortly after since our goals where common we joined the alliance. I thank Russo for introducing us to the south tho, our old corp would have never gone down here otherwise . __________________________________________________
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King Dave
Shinra Lotka Volterra
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Posted - 2006.08.20 11:17:00 -
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Edited by: King Dave on 20/08/2006 11:19:26 Edited by: King Dave on 20/08/2006 11:17:40
Originally by: jarack never outnumbered, always outgunned.....
lol -------------------------------
don't speak english... f1, f2, alt-q!
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Hans Roaming
Body Count Inc. Mercenary Coalition
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Posted - 2006.08.20 12:15:00 -
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Thanks for the kind words Avon, much appreciated. My first memories of Huzzah was listening to SGX Saint and Novarai on TS saying they had gon hunting ina side pocket in 0.0 and Huzzah had chased them there. After a brief chat we'd (Ninth Column) had been invited to join the federation as their pvp force running up and down the pipe ganking all enemies we saw.
With regards the the never outnumbered but always outgunned comment, it sure felt like that a lot of the time that our enemies could bring more heavies than most of us could. Although I think that is offset by the amount of people it got out of empire and into 0.0, that can never be a bad thing at all.
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M PIquet
StateCorp Veritas Immortalis
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Posted - 2006.08.20 12:24:00 -
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The biggest OMG moment I had in Huzzah was the 100+ HF/SA fleet who took EBK (or whatever it was called) in Querious. FIX sat at the gate with less than half our numbers and they fought until the last ship went pop. I think I managed to get on a Merlin kill mail...
Huzzah was good times, and good people.
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Das Forscher
Cohort.
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Posted - 2006.08.20 12:32:00 -
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there was this one time when i was still in IAC, we were sending a fleet to va6(i think) to help huzzah out against bob, and when everything was over and we turned back home, that moment about 30+ guys gave us a "HUZZAH" as farewell in local. that was ace :]
I always saw huzzah as a great alliance, lots of awesome guys. and at least THEY fought instead of allying with the enemy :X *puts on tinfoilhat* _____________________________________________________
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GO MaZ
No Quarter. Axiom Empire
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Posted - 2006.08.20 13:12:00 -
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what can I say, HF gave me my first pvp experience, chasing priory and erm... cant remember around lowsec domain (birdbleed I'm looking at you ) before I got out into 0.0 properly. HF was only alive for 7 months while I was there, but that was 7 months worth of great PVP and a helluva laugh 
Member of the Ex-KSC retard-spellers club. |

Jotan Veer
Wings of Turul Ascendant Frontier
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Posted - 2006.08.20 13:26:00 -
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Edited by: Jotan Veer on 20/08/2006 13:27:09
My first encounter with Huzzah was when I tried to ask Hans Roaming for some sort of + standing as a diplomat of my corp so we could use the Catch pipe with a lot of red blinking ebil ex pirates under our banner and he was like "ohh don't worry we don't shoot neutrals" and "ahh shouldn't be any problem" etc etc which made me seriously wonder if the dude consumed some of the stuff they had in their alliance logo or just cool and laid back by default
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D'Jannek
Amarr StateCorp
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Posted - 2006.08.20 14:03:00 -
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Well my first memory is losing an inty duel with an LV dude in 5-N, approximately five minutes after we joined. Oh well!
I think my most enduring memory has to be the running fleet fights in the assault on FAT. Especially this one time when there were three roughly equal fleets all having at it - Huzzah/SA, FIX, and I believe a mixed E-R/CDC fleet. It was something like 3 hours of feignt and parry, warping around trying to get a position, with continual skirmishing and a dribble of reinforcements for all sides, leading to an almighty dust-up at the station. The way fleet fights should be 
That's still got to be among my favourite fights ever.
So many great moments. Frustrating at times, but totally worth it.
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Machiavelli7
Gallente Obsidian Asylum Pure.
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Posted - 2006.08.20 15:34:00 -
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My first memory of HUZZAH was when i heard they joined the Stain bandwagon in attacking FIX. They had no reason to, and were simply being opportunist.
Even though I left FIX a while back, it brings a smile to know that FIX ended up outlasting such self-serving swine. |

GO MaZ
No Quarter. Axiom Empire
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Posted - 2006.08.20 15:55:00 -
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Edited by: GO MaZ on 20/08/2006 15:59:50
Originally by: Machiavelli7 My first memory of HUZZAH was when i heard they joined the Stain bandwagon in attacking FIX. They had no reason to, and were simply being opportunist.
Even though I left FIX a while back, it brings a smile to know that FIX ended up outlasting such self-serving swine.
bitter?
At least the guys still in FIX see it for what it was, a chance for unadulterated PVP with some fun foes. I'm sorry you dont feel the same way 
edit: oh, and a chance to control the best systems in catch, why do you think people pvp?
Member of the Ex-KSC retard-spellers club. |

Darius Shakor
Minmatar Freelance Unincorporated Ushra'Khan
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Posted - 2006.08.20 16:01:00 -
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Ahh, I remember when we had our war with them for siding with the CVA. And they brought it, that much was clear. In all it was good fights all round and they were a great group of people to face off against. No smack talk either, which is what we like. ------
Shakor Clan Information Portal http://oldforums.eveonline.com/?a=topic&threadID=3 |

Scius
Federation of Freedom Fighters Executive Outcomes
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Posted - 2006.08.20 17:00:00 -
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Fought against HF & with them, always fun, Hans was the driving force and glue that held HF together, when something grows to big to fast something has to give.
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The Cursed
Stupid People Always Need Killing E N I G M A
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Posted - 2006.08.20 17:13:00 -
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Can we hold hands after thsi and talk about the first time we got laid. These threads need to die!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Beer em Good!!!!!! Signature removed. Please review the forum rules or e-mail us with any questions - Petwraith
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Angry Dan
Caldari Widowmakers Novus Ordos Seclorum
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Posted - 2006.08.20 17:18:00 -
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Starting an allaince with the aims of getting n00bs into 0.0
Well, in that Huzzah was very succesful.
Given the constant mocking we got, I think we exceeded everyones expectations.
Now we plan to do something similar again.
My first memory of Hans is running around with ninth column fighting m0o. If I recall, they asked to hire the 9C guys.
After that, I believe the next one is a m0o pilot trying to ransom a POS to me. As it wasn't my POS and belonged to a dead corp in another alliances space, I wasn't exactly polite when I refused.
I have over 100mb of chat logs from my days with HF. Fun days. ++++++++++++++++++++ Founder member of the Huzzah Federation. Remember, the grass is greener on our side of the fence Widowmakers director Fear my kneepads of allure!
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Boldyn
0utbreak
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Posted - 2006.08.20 20:59:00 -
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Always outnumbered, never outstabbed.
- "Death smiles at us all, all a man can do is smile back" |

Avon
Caldari Black Nova Corp Band of Brothers
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Posted - 2006.08.20 21:59:00 -
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Originally by: Masta Killa
Originally by: Machiavelli7 My first memory of HUZZAH was when i heard they joined the Stain bandwagon in attacking FIX. They had no reason to, and were simply being opportunist.
Even though I left FIX a while back, it brings a smile to know that FIX ended up outlasting such self-serving swine.
Because fix's daddy alliance Bob joining the fight against SA and HF wasn't opportunistic in any way. <_<
SA attacked us, remember?
It brings up another interesting point though. When SA did that, Huzzah stepped back because they saw what SA was doing was wrong, and it wasn't what they agreed to. That took a lot more balls than joining in would have.
The Battleships is not and should not be a solo pwnmobile - Oveur
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James Damar
Caldari 0utbreak
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Posted - 2006.08.20 22:01:00 -
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Best thing I remember is they we're always up for a fight when our group "triad" was roaming the catch pipe, and they got better at fighting with every engagment :)
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Dalyn Arathon
Caldari No Quarter. Axiom Empire
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Posted - 2006.08.20 23:44:00 -
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My first memories of Huzzah were of joining, having instas down the pipe, and running it in frigs before my trial membership had even expired. I got in dirty and fast, had some fun, lost some ships and even killed a few. Proud to have been with Huzzah, and proud to be fighting on with the guys in No Quarter.
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Masta Killa
BURN EDEN
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Posted - 2006.08.21 00:09:00 -
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Originally by: Avon
SA attacked us, remember?
It brings up another interesting point though. When SA did that, Huzzah stepped back because they saw what SA was doing was wrong, and it wasn't what they agreed to. That took a lot more balls than joining in would have.
Attacking the guy who's already stated he's about to attack you barely counts as starting a war.
And Huzzah bailed when they saw a better position for themselves in an area now owned by more deserving corps 
But it's a matter I don't really care much about anymore, even though I like taking sides with deserving people. --------------------------------------
"It's like, we show up and UDIE." |

Sacul
Wreckless Abandon
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Posted - 2006.08.21 00:23:00 -
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Edited by: Sacul on 21/08/2006 00:23:49 I had an hell of a fun time shooting HuZZzzzzzAaaaaHhh when i was in the Triad/Asuya. The Darwinian process we and others made u endure went a little bit fast and after a few months we actually had to watch out when we wanted to engage HF, that took some getting use to.....ghehe.. I had fun and Erik Kilson was the best jammer ever at that time( made me train up my skills just cause i wanted to outjam him).
Respect!! (which i briefly lost when Hans did his little cyno thing in H74)
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Chib
Rampage Eternal
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Posted - 2006.08.21 04:17:00 -
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i think someones forgetting orc a's handy work  he went rawrr and bob went ok lets fight....we just attacked first and i always thought HF were great guys.....cant bring myself to believe hans is in MC...he's just too nice for tht 
and masta....what u doin in BE again ....get yer butt over to RAM hoe
my first thought tho when i saw HF was who the flip are they ---------------------------------------------
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Vehestian
No Quarter. Axiom Empire
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Posted - 2006.08.21 04:37:00 -
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To be fair, my first experience in HF was being ganked by 22 Triad (ASUYA and Co.) T2 frigs and HACs on I think the 9koe gate whilst I was 'scouting' in my geddon as our corp (Killson Corp) was moving its first assets to V2-VC2 in January. I kinda got greased, bad, and learned something there which I didn't repeat again
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Evil Thug
Rage and Terror Against ALL Authorities
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Posted - 2006.08.21 06:41:00 -
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Originally by: Avon
It brings up another interesting point though. When SA did that, Huzzah stepped back because they saw what SA was doing was wrong, and it wasn't what they agreed to. That took a lot more balls than joining in would have.
Heh. What balls are you talking about ? They betrayed SA, alliance, that gave them life in 0.0 Why they did that - because of fear of losing their part of 0.0 space, i guess. If your ally said : "A", you must say : "B". Or don`t ally at all. But hey, this is just my opinion 
Rage and Terror - making people quit EVE. |

Nicholai Pestot
Gallente Havoc Inc
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Posted - 2006.08.21 06:48:00 -
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My first ever alliance and the people i cut my PvP teeth with.
Look snorri! Pirates! and off we would charge in our cruisers at the sniping BS Didnt work out too well.
Also got my first taste of POS's with them, back before you could moon mine (so this thing just eats our money and does nothing else huh? Lets not put up another one guys....guys?) ________________ What you do is you store up the rage, let it fester while you gain strength, then use it to gank those weaker than you... and so the circle of life is complete |

Emeline Cabernet
Amarr KVA Noble Inc.
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Posted - 2006.08.21 06:55:00 -
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joining up in january 2005. getting the first group together and move down via r3-. things i remember best was losing 400-500 members in less than 2 weeks, and the first war we started vs tsbs summer 2005.
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Hans Roaming
Body Count Inc. Mercenary Coalition
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Posted - 2006.08.21 09:00:00 -
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Originally by: Evil Thug
Originally by: Avon
It brings up another interesting point though. When SA did that, Huzzah stepped back because they saw what SA was doing was wrong, and it wasn't what they agreed to. That took a lot more balls than joining in would have.
Heh. What balls are you talking about ? They betrayed SA, alliance, that gave them life in 0.0 Why they did that - because of fear of losing their part of 0.0 space, i guess. If your ally said : "A", you must say : "B". Or don`t ally at all. But hey, this is just my opinion 
To be honest what people see in public and what happens behind the scenes can be two different things, when Trigger came back after a couple of days we had a public face where Huzzah had pulled out entirely but of course our friendship was still strong and we claimed the space that formed the entrance to SA so we could keep FIX out of SA space (they would have to cross ours to get there) as per the terms of our NAP as well as offer safe haven for SA pilots who wanted it. There was no way Huzzah could have kept the conquerable stations at that time so we (Trigger and myself) agreed for Huzzah to pull out and at least be in the region as an ally and providing the support it could do. Not to mention we all thought WTF as no offence m8 but OrcA you managed to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory and no one was signing up to that as well as changing the NAP after it was agreed was wrong.
Anyway that is what EVE is about, a game with real politics and double dealings and I posted the above so that you can see what happens at the alliance level. As neither of the enitities really exist anymore it doesn't matter saying this now.
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El Covah
No Quarter. Axiom Empire
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Posted - 2006.08.21 09:05:00 -
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My former corp joined HF when the alliance was about to take FAT. We did a freighter move, jumped into the battle and placed a large tower the same day in FAT. This was a load of work.
I was really impressed by the strong will to fight by HF and we knew that this was the right place for us.
Huzzah rocked and with Hans we had one of the most inspiring leaders I was ever allowed to meet in my almost three years of EVE.
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Kinsy
Celestial Apocalypse
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Posted - 2006.08.21 09:13:00 -
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Originally by: Vehestian To be fair, my first experience in HF was being ganked by 22 Triad (ASUYA and Co.) T2 frigs and HACs on I think the 9koe gate whilst I was 'scouting' in my geddon as our corp (Killson Corp) was moving its first assets to V2-VC2 in January. I kinda got greased, bad, and learned something there which I didn't repeat again
OMG Veh, you nube.
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Mahrin Skel
Imperium Technologies Firmus Ixion
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Posted - 2006.08.21 19:11:00 -
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Edited by: Mahrin Skel on 21/08/2006 19:12:09 My first exposure to HF was "Who the hell are these guys?" when FIX lost 5-N to them during the first phase of the SA war. Generally, I thought they were okay guys with lousy taste in allies. During the long grind in Q against CODA, I knew that the day HF finally threw real numbers back into the fight (they were distracted by BoB's attack in V2) we were going to be hopelessly outnumbered (instead of just badly outnumbered).
Then they did, and we started scrambling to extract our remaining assets from 9CG, only to see BoB come in and over the next 2 weeks fight one of the biggest battles Eve had ever seen. Which was all good, we had reconciled ourselves to the notion that Q wasn't going to be ours and better to see BoB take it than the opportunists profit from dragging us down.
Then "Huzzah is primary." The residency deal with BoB, weeks of constant raiding into Catch, hours of playing "peekaboo" in a covert behind the lines. I missed out on seeing SA fold up and Huzzah's demise, due to real life commitments. I'm glad FIX allowed HF the opportunity to make an orderly withdrawal, even if it was something they never granted to us.
I have a deep and profound gratitude to HF for their part in letting me fight the good fight against impossible odds. In Eve as in life, the only way you really know what you're made of is when you're pushed against the wall.
--Dave
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Masta Killa
BURN EDEN
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Posted - 2006.08.21 21:16:00 -
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Originally by: Evil Thug Heh. What balls are you talking about ? They betrayed SA, alliance, that gave them life in 0.0 Why they did that - because of fear of losing their part of 0.0 space, i guess. If your ally said : "A", you must say : "B". Or don`t ally at all. But hey, this is just my opinion 
Exactly. --------------------------------------
"It's like, we show up and UDIE." |

Masta Killa
BURN EDEN
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Posted - 2006.08.21 21:29:00 -
[45]
Originally by: Chib and masta....what u doin in BE again ....get yer butt over to RAM hoe
God knows I like the old Stain guys but similar to the time I said that I would would never ever join SA again, I can say with full confidence that I won't ever join this corp.
Hell, I probably won't ever fully leave UDIE.. with members who are induvidually better than almost anyone in Eve (AND can cope with me messing around) it's just way too sweet to willingly let go of. --------------------------------------
"It's like, we show up and UDIE." |

Arcticblue2
Gallente Nordic Freelancers inc
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Posted - 2006.08.21 23:28:00 -
[46]
My first meeting with some Huzzah where in 0.0 where me and some corpmates where hunting in the belt, they where hunting pirates and since we where not pirates we where left alone. Impressed me alot we had one guy in corp with negative stats so he was kinda nervous hehe but in chat with a huzzah guy he explained to us that unless we acted hostile towards them they would leave us alone.
Also got invitation to join the alliance, and to this day this is still one of the alliance I would consider joining.
Only problem is that we are very freelancers and so no forced gatecamps or miningops on us... (not that I know if Huzzah have it like that), we would however fight when alliance is under attack. Who knows.. maybe one day we seek out to 0.0...  ---------------------------------------------- "When I was a child, I spoke as a child, I felt as a child, I thought as a child: now that I am become a man, I have put away childish things." 1 cor. |

Zrevak Ashek
The Blackwater Brigade
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Posted - 2006.08.22 00:38:00 -
[47]
Edited by: Zrevak Ashek on 22/08/2006 00:45:48 Arcticblue ..eh? Ure the crazy guy trying desperately to get Rune to make an artcle about Eve, arent u? 
Anyways, my first meeting with Huzzah was uhm..way back! Huzzah had almost collapsed..more or less and was down to about 100 members.If I remember correctly, we had a joint camping ops with CVA and *cough* Swedish Aerospace in R3. Alexander Drahl was in command of that fleet, and I remember he sounded like what I allways imagined a RL admiral would sound like! It was...like...supercool Eve felt almost real at that moment in time...
(At that time, Hans Roaming was a supernoob that apperantly had no idea what he was doing ...then he bacame a superforum*****. First on our internal boards and then on Eve-o ...next thing, he was president . The rest is history which the community is very familiar with )
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gusta
The Priory
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Posted - 2006.08.22 01:21:00 -
[48]
Originally by: Emeline Cabernet joining up in january 2005. getting the first group together and move down via r3-. things i remember best was losing 400-500 members in less than 2 weeks, and the first war we started vs tsbs summer 2005.
That wouldnt happen to be The Priory huzzah war would it? but yea my first memory of huzzah was that war, running around with my all of 5 mil skill points tackling what ever i could in my little intercepter of doom. that war had some of the best fights ive had in eve and got me hooked on the pvp side of eve 
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Avernus
Gallente Imperium Technologies Firmus Ixion
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Posted - 2006.08.22 01:51:00 -
[49]
Originally by: Evil Thug
Originally by: Avon
It brings up another interesting point though. When SA did that, Huzzah stepped back because they saw what SA was doing was wrong, and it wasn't what they agreed to. That took a lot more balls than joining in would have.
Heh. What balls are you talking about ? They betrayed SA, alliance, that gave them life in 0.0 Why they did that - because of fear of losing their part of 0.0 space, i guess. If your ally said : "A", you must say : "B". Or don`t ally at all. But hey, this is just my opinion 
I have to admit some confusion about the above statement. Betrayal is a pretty strong word to throw about, and even in FIX it wasn't really looked upon like that. You can correct me if I'm wrong, but...
-BoB members made some statements on these forums that made SA very nervous. -SA paniced, OrcA threw a fit and war was declared. -HF wasn't asked for their opinion on this bright idea. -HF basically said, 'you've lost your marbles', and said they weren't getting involved beyond what they had committed too already. <-conjecture
The rest of Eve considered SA to be declaring suicide when all this went down; would you expect HF to have hopped onto that particular bandwagon?
Anywho... First recollection I have of HF was the declaration that they would be fighting alongside SA against FIX. 'Who?' and 'How many?' were popular questions in FIX that day. 
Nothing in life is quite so sweet as the taste of payback. |

Adril Alatar
Minmatar No Quarter. Axiom Empire
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Posted - 2006.08.22 06:38:00 -
[50]
Originally by: gusta
Originally by: Emeline Cabernet joining up in january 2005. getting the first group together and move down via r3-. things i remember best was losing 400-500 members in less than 2 weeks, and the first war we started vs tsbs summer 2005.
That wouldnt happen to be The Priory huzzah war would it?
I am pretty sure it was the war against CoC and Captain Morgan Society. The Priory/TSBS and later on UK vs Huzzah war had not so a great impact on our membercount...
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Arcticblue2
Gallente Nordic Freelancers inc
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Posted - 2006.08.22 08:14:00 -
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Originally by: Zrevak Ashek Edited by: Zrevak Ashek on 22/08/2006 00:46:59 Arcticblue ..eh? Ure the crazy guy trying desperately to make Rune write an article about Eve, arent u? 
the one and only and as senior game reviewer in one of the largest newspapers in Norway I think he should think of other games too.. not only consoles and WoW...  So have sort of spammed their forum with EVE-Online stories and well bragging . But Rune won't review this game... claims they don't review old games, yet ... he continues to review every tiny bit of WoW... Also, did like his comment about eve.... "What am I suppose to review ? EVE is a great game, EVE is still a great game ... " so suppose he do like it somehow  ---------------------------------------------- "When I was a child, I spoke as a child, I felt as a child, I thought as a child: now that I am become a man, I have put away childish things." 1 cor. |

Cadiz
Caldari No Quarter. Axiom Empire
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Posted - 2006.08.23 06:02:00 -
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Edited by: Cadiz on 23/08/2006 06:03:20
Originally by: Avernus
Originally by: Evil Thug
Originally by: Avon
It brings up another interesting point though. When SA did that, Huzzah stepped back because they saw what SA was doing was wrong, and it wasn't what they agreed to. That took a lot more balls than joining in would have.
Heh. What balls are you talking about ? They betrayed SA, alliance, that gave them life in 0.0 Why they did that - because of fear of losing their part of 0.0 space, i guess. If your ally said : "A", you must say : "B". Or don`t ally at all. But hey, this is just my opinion 
I have to admit some confusion about the above statement. Betrayal is a pretty strong word to throw about, and even in FIX it wasn't really looked upon like that. You can correct me if I'm wrong, but...
-BoB members made some statements on these forums that made SA very nervous. -SA paniced, OrcA threw a fit and war was declared. -HF wasn't asked for their opinion on this bright idea. -HF basically said, 'you've lost your marbles', and said they weren't getting involved beyond what they had committed too already. <-conjecture
Another thing worth noting: from what I understand, HF had apparently already agreed to the original form of the ceasefire agreement, which is to say the version proposed before OrcA did his, uh, "edits". The choice, therefore, was between dishonouring the agreed-to ceasefire before the ink had even dried or bailing out on our ally in their act of profound poor faith and political suicide; neither choice was particularly appealing. In the end, I suppose Hans decided to be a man of his formal word before all other considerations - at least until he decided FAT was awfully sparkly-shiny, anyways. 
I really am going to miss shooting at you FIXians, you know! I hit you guys because I love.  ------ Senior Member & Quartermaster, No Quarter "There is no problem that cannot be solved by the judicious application of violence." |

Gareitonis
Gallente Space Invaders
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Posted - 2006.08.23 09:34:00 -
[53]
Originally by: Vehestian To be fair, my first experience in HF was being ganked by 22 Triad (ASUYA and Co.) T2 frigs and HACs on I think the 9koe gate whilst I was 'scouting' in my geddon as our corp (Killson Corp) was moving its first assets to V2-VC2 in January. I kinda got greased, bad, and learned something there which I didn't repeat again
Think i remember that, it was in 2-TEG and i was vewy vewy dwunk and couldn't believe it was a geddon jumping in :) |

Sky Hunter
Rage and Terror Against ALL Authorities
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Posted - 2006.08.23 11:29:00 -
[54]
My first memory of Huzzah goes to very first post in Alliance Summit about Huzzah Federation alliance being created. Cant remember who exactly posted that, but topic got alot of attention if i recall correctly. -=-
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Evil Thug
Rage and Terror Against ALL Authorities
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Posted - 2006.08.23 12:02:00 -
[55]
Originally by: Avernus
I have to admit some confusion about the above statement. Betrayal is a pretty strong word to throw about, and even in FIX it wasn't really looked upon like that. You can correct me if I'm wrong, but...
-BoB members made some statements on these forums that made SA very nervous. -SA paniced, OrcA threw a fit and war was declared. -HF wasn't asked for their opinion on this bright idea. -HF basically said, 'you've lost your marbles', and said they weren't getting involved beyond what they had committed too already. <-conjecture
Just imagine. You are going to bar in real life, for example. Opening door, and see - your friend got his ass kicked. What you going to do ? You can either join the fight, or run away, to prevent your ass kicked.
Originally by: Avernus
The rest of Eve considered SA to be declaring suicide when all this went down; would you expect HF to have hopped onto that particular bandwagon?
"United - we stand". We strangled HF in 3 weeks, and in those 3 weeks - nobody from their allies helped them - "what comes around...". May be leaving SA to fight BoB alone was not the brightest idea ?
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Death Embraced
No Quarter. Axiom Empire
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Posted - 2006.08.23 12:08:00 -
[56]
sa was dead when you came, but if it makes you feel like your right by saying they didnt come becuase we pulled out makes you feel better. thats fine keep farming dude eventually it'll catch up to you. and tbh these talks about who pulled out of who in who's home isnt on topic to the OP. might as well stop becuase its over and it cant be changed anyway
back on topic
my first memory of huzzah: i was still in my trial period and some real life friends joined a corp within huzzah and got me in. my whole 300k SP and all. 2 weeks later im in fat. thanks huzzah for the great times. thanks NOQ for the future
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Trinity Faetal
0utbreak
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Posted - 2006.08.23 12:54:00 -
[57]
that alliance that what seemed as if they where always at war with tsds.
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Cadiz
Caldari No Quarter. Axiom Empire
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Posted - 2006.08.23 13:59:00 -
[58]
Originally by: Evil Thug
Just imagine. You are going to bar in real life, for example. Opening door, and see - your friend got his ass kicked. What you going to do ? You can either join the fight, or run away, to prevent your ass kicked.
More complicated than that; go see my previous post as to why. Words and pledges were going to be broken no matter which way we cut it. Furthermore, just because you're allied with somebody doesn't mean you support their every single move, no matter how dimwitted - in your example, it would be more like "you walk into a bar just to see your friend drunkenly picking a fight with a half-dozen off-duty Marines." Well, hell, that's pretty goddamn stupid of your friend, now isn't it?
Furthermore, we were still fighting alongside SA during the re-invasion of FAT (flying under thebold was a sublime treat) up to and including the 9CG debacle, so it's not like that OrcA's bout of lunacy was the end of the HF-SA relationship. No, that only ended with the collapse of SA; we still worked together quite cordially up until then.
Quote: "United - we stand". We strangled HF in 3 weeks, and in those 3 weeks - nobody from their allies helped them - "what comes around...". May be leaving SA to fight BoB alone was not the brightest idea ?
We had assistance from both IAC and ASCN/AXE, although only IAC proved forthcoming with the capital assets that we desperately needed. Manpower and fleet assets were never issues for us; dreadnaught availability was. When it comes to modern POS warfare, you either have the tools necessary to fight...or you don't. We fell into the second category, and promptly found out that if you did not have the tools, all the morale, elan, or popular mobilization of forces in the world meant absolutely nothing.
Let our fate be a lesson to all the other middling alliance powers out there, I suppose - if you do not have the ability to mobilize a dozen-plus dreadnaughts simultaneously, you are only master of your own space so long as nobody else decides to take it.
Anyways. My first memory of Huzzah? Uhhh, I joined Huzzah alongside the rest of TBMH back during the summer of '05, which means it was right in the middle of one of the Priory/TSBS wars. My crash courses in PvP was therefore me flying Kestrels and Rifters, woo! I fondly remember playing cat-and-mouse with a TSBS gang in R3 for the better part of an hour until our gang leader (Russo, I believe - absolute ass of a man, but he's not a bad gang commander) tripped up the enemy gang with warp-in distances and proceeded to tear it to shreds. So yay for Huzzah for introducing me to EVE PvP!
Even then a peculiar characteristic of Huzzah was obvious to me - when pushed to a certain point, Huzzah would cease despairing and then begin to simply lash in a fit of insane determination. I found those moments to be immensely satisfying, and I always wished that such drive was present in more situations than just desperate ones. :P ------ Senior Member & Quartermaster, No Quarter "There is no problem that cannot be solved by the judicious application of violence." |

Avernus
Gallente Imperium Technologies Firmus Ixion
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Posted - 2006.08.23 14:07:00 -
[59]
Originally by: Evil Thug
Originally by: Avernus
I have to admit some confusion about the above statement. Betrayal is a pretty strong word to throw about, and even in FIX it wasn't really looked upon like that. You can correct me if I'm wrong, but...
-BoB members made some statements on these forums that made SA very nervous. -SA paniced, OrcA threw a fit and war was declared. -HF wasn't asked for their opinion on this bright idea. -HF basically said, 'you've lost your marbles', and said they weren't getting involved beyond what they had committed too already. <-conjecture
Just imagine. You are going to bar in real life, for example. Opening door, and see - your friend got his ass kicked. What you going to do ? You can either join the fight, or run away, to prevent your ass kicked.
Well that depends. If my buddy was in the right I'd jump in without hesitation; however, if he started it, and had been a completely ******* ass, then I'd let him take a few shots before pulling his ass out of the fire saying that he'd learnt his lesson and that he deserved it.
Face it, SA messed up huge. In fact, what did they do right?
Btw Cadiz, you're right to include that, I actually forgot about that part when I was writing.
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Omeega
Rage and Terror Against ALL Authorities
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Posted - 2006.08.23 14:14:00 -
[60]
Originally by: Avernus
Originally by: Evil Thug
Originally by: Avernus
I have to admit some confusion about the above statement. Betrayal is a pretty strong word to throw about, and even in FIX it wasn't really looked upon like that. You can correct me if I'm wrong, but...
-BoB members made some statements on these forums that made SA very nervous. -SA paniced, OrcA threw a fit and war was declared. -HF wasn't asked for their opinion on this bright idea. -HF basically said, 'you've lost your marbles', and said they weren't getting involved beyond what they had committed too already. <-conjecture
Just imagine. You are going to bar in real life, for example. Opening door, and see - your friend got his ass kicked. What you going to do ? You can either join the fight, or run away, to prevent your ass kicked.
Well that depends. If my buddy was in the right I'd jump in without hesitation; however, if he started it, and had been a completely ******* ass, then I'd let him take a few shots before pulling his ass out of the fire saying that he'd learnt his lesson and that he deserved it.
Face it, SA messed up huge. In fact, what did they do right?
Btw Cadiz, you're right to include that, I actually forgot about that part when I was writing.
wrong. if your friend was an ass you still kick the sh*t out of the others because it's your friend.
then you can kick the sh*t out of your friend if you want to or just grab a beer and say how cool fighting with him was.
Don't speak english. F1,f2,f3...
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Avernus
Gallente Imperium Technologies Firmus Ixion
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Posted - 2006.08.23 14:29:00 -
[61]
Actually, the correct answer is this:
Find some friends who aren't liable to act like asses.
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Omeega
Rage and Terror Against ALL Authorities
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Posted - 2006.08.23 14:31:00 -
[62]
liable?
Don't speak english. F1,f2,f3...
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Hans Roaming
Body Count Inc. Mercenary Coalition
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Posted - 2006.08.23 14:43:00 -
[63]
liable = probable (in this context)
But anyway I hear the sounds of analogies streching to breaking point.
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Masta Killa
BURN EDEN
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Posted - 2006.08.23 16:05:00 -
[64]
How does a discussion about the death of Huzzah evolve into RL bar-fighting  --------------------------------------
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Avernus
Gallente Imperium Technologies Firmus Ixion
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Posted - 2006.08.23 16:34:00 -
[65]
Wasn't really that good an analogy to begin with either  Getting back on topic now I guess.
Nothing in life is quite so sweet as the taste of payback. |

Xardrix
The Priory
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Posted - 2006.08.23 16:36:00 -
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-- In the middle of Iraq, waiting to go home and play EVE. Corp - AMAX. --
Russo - We joined a 0.0 Alliance. Xardrix - Which one? Russo - Huzzah Xardrix - Isn't that the Pot People? Russo - Yeah  Xardrix - Cool 
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Emeline Cabernet
Amarr KVA Noble Inc.
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Posted - 2006.08.23 19:10:00 -
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Originally by: gusta
Originally by: Emeline Cabernet joining up in january 2005. getting the first group together and move down via r3-. things i remember best was losing 400-500 members in less than 2 weeks, and the first war we started vs tsbs summer 2005.
That wouldnt happen to be The Priory huzzah war would it? but yea my first memory of huzzah was that war, running around with my all of 5 mil skill points tackling what ever i could in my little intercepter of doom. that war had some of the best fights ive had in eve and got me hooked on the pvp side of eve 
we had been dec'd quite a few times up to that point. but we hadn't started 1 yet. we had been at 1 point 800+ members and just weeks later had around 200. late euro/us times we had around 6-7 guys online. but summer 2005 we got a few corps to join us, and it seemed like it was now or never for us. we dec'd tsbs. after the first day when the stats were starting to come in we were in shock. first time ever we had a positive kill ratio. oh and kva holding the v2 station was abit fun too, has to be 1 of the smallest corps ingame to hold a station(we had like 10 active members at that point)
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Machiavelli7
Gallente Obsidian Asylum Pure.
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Posted - 2006.08.23 19:26:00 -
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I think the point I tried to make, and other FIX guys also tried to make, was that we hadn't really heard much about HUZZAH prior to their war dec on FIX. Whatever happened afterwards with SA (and is tbh off-topic) the over-riding initial impression that was made on an alliance of around 1500 pilots at the time was disappointment that a shiny new alliance (of which the south at the time was sorely in need of) just decided to attack FIX without even getting in touch with what was a well-established alliance to see if a peaceful productive relationship could be established.
Avernus of all ppl knows that FIX couldn't even give the stations away prior to the war, despite trying. If Hans would have simply asked, he would have got them without a fight. Instead, they impulsively joined a bandwagon which ultimately left them friendless when their own destruction was at hand. |

Profilexero
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Posted - 2006.08.23 20:03:00 -
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Originally by: Vehestian To be fair, my first experience in HF was being ganked by 22 Triad (ASUYA and Co.) T2 frigs and HACs on I think the 9koe gate whilst I was 'scouting' in my geddon as our corp (Killson Corp) was moving its first assets to V2-VC2 in January. I kinda got greased, bad, and learned something there which I didn't repeat again
I remember that everyone was like "KILL JARACK" was good times My comments are my own and does not always reflect the ones of my alliance or corp. |

Jagaroth
No Quarter. Axiom Empire
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Posted - 2006.08.23 20:08:00 -
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My first memory? Mining for the alliance fee in November '04 and arguing over the logo... I lost that one. Fortunately we didn't get the rainbow multi-coloured version of the leaf that was sent to CCP. Phew. 
I suppose I'll have to chip in:
Originally by: Machiavelli7 I think the point I tried to make, and other FIX guys also tried to make, was that we hadn't really heard much about HUZZAH prior to their war dec on FIX.
Funny that as we'd already got you red at the time (which was unusual, at that time) due to acts of piracy (as we'd call it) on our southern border. Anyway, not everyone was in favour of the move - it was not something we voted on and all but about 15 of the existing members subsequently left within a few months. But we had just as much reason to declare on Stain so you're quite correct, we made a bad choice with allies.
AAA I think it's time you loggedoffski this thread. Station Ultima has spawned. Quick quick go get it. ------
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Zrevak Ashek
The Blackwater Brigade
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Posted - 2006.08.24 09:18:00 -
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Originally by: Machiavelli7 I think the point I tried to make, and other FIX guys also tried to make, was that we hadn't really heard much about HUZZAH prior to their war dec on FIX. Whatever happened afterwards with SA (and is tbh off-topic) the over-riding initial impression that was made on an alliance of around 1500 pilots at the time was disappointment that a shiny new alliance (of which the south at the time was sorely in need of) just decided to attack FIX without even getting in touch with what was a well-established alliance to see if a peaceful productive relationship could be established.
Avernus of all ppl knows that FIX couldn't even give the stations away prior to the war, despite trying. If Hans would have simply asked, he would have got them without a fight. Instead, they impulsively joined a bandwagon which ultimately left them friendless when their own destruction was at hand.
When Huzzah attacked, it had 250 members. Hans Roaming attacked becouse it would potentially give us some much needed pvp fun. And he wanted to introduce HF members to other aspects of Eve...like conquest of space. Peace is boring, mmkey? Only after the conquest of V2 and 5-N did HF increase in membersize to what ended up at 1500.
If Hans could've just asked? Sure he could, but what fun is that? Friendless when our own destruction was at hand? Huzzah had lots of friends at the time. Problem was that they could'nt really help as too many of the HF members felt that HF died with Hans Roaming leaving pluss they where facing a force only BOB could defeat. We where facing an alliance of almost exclusively russian pvp'ers. 10 seconds after DT thay would attack with like..20 dreads with a 100 fleet support? What the hell are u supposed to do with that? This might aswell have been Fix, Fix would'nt have stood a chance in hell either.
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Angry Dan
Caldari Widowmakers Novus Ordos Seclorum
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Posted - 2006.08.24 15:12:00 -
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Originally by: Machiavelli7 I think the point I tried to make, and other FIX guys also tried to make, was that we hadn't really heard much about HUZZAH prior to their war dec on FIX. Whatever happened afterwards with SA (and is tbh off-topic) the over-riding initial impression that was made on an alliance of around 1500 pilots at the time was disappointment that a shiny new alliance
We weren't shiny and new. Huzzah was formed 4 weeks after FiX, as a direct result of CFS imploding. Half the original member corps were ex CFS.
And we had previously tried to talk to FiX. Getting told your KoS, deal with it, when your first real encounter had been FiX pirating one of our guys in Gemodi (Bhalgorn & Apoc vs 1 Apoc should not have been a draw). We could have had prefectly good relations, sure, we had been shot at, but nothing was actually lost. After bascially being told to naff off, why would we want to talk to FiX? ++++++++++++++++++++ Founder member of the Huzzah Federation. Remember, the grass is greener on our side of the fence Widowmakers director Fear my kneepads of allure!
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Angry Dan
Caldari Widowmakers Novus Ordos Seclorum
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Posted - 2006.08.24 15:13:00 -
[73]
Originally by: Sky Hunter My first memory of Huzzah goes to very first post in Alliance Summit about Huzzah Federation alliance being created. Cant remember who exactly posted that, but topic got alot of attention if i recall correctly.
Zarniewoop or me.
Originally by: Evil Thug "United - we stand". We strangled HF in 3 weeks, and in those 3 weeks - nobody from their allies helped them - "what comes around...". May be leaving SA to fight BoB alone was not the brightest idea ?
Die 6 months ago or die 3 weeks ago? ++++++++++++++++++++ Founder member of the Huzzah Federation. Remember, the grass is greener on our side of the fence Widowmakers director Fear my kneepads of allure!
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Angry Dan
Caldari Widowmakers Novus Ordos Seclorum
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Posted - 2006.08.24 15:13:00 -
[74]
Originally by: Avernus
Originally by: Evil Thug
Originally by: Avon
It brings up another interesting point though. When SA did that, Huzzah stepped back because they saw what SA was doing was wrong, and it wasn't what they agreed to. That took a lot more balls than joining in would have.
Heh. What balls are you talking about ? They betrayed SA, alliance, that gave them life in 0.0 Why they did that - because of fear of losing their part of 0.0 space, i guess. If your ally said : "A", you must say : "B". Or don`t ally at all. But hey, this is just my opinion 
I have to admit some confusion about the above statement. Betrayal is a pretty strong word to throw about, and even in FIX it wasn't really looked upon like that. You can correct me if I'm wrong, but...
-BoB members made some statements on these forums that made SA very nervous. -SA paniced, OrcA threw a fit and war was declared. -HF wasn't asked for their opinion on this bright idea. -HF basically said, 'you've lost your marbles', and said they weren't getting involved beyond what they had committed too already. <-conjecture
The rest of Eve considered SA to be declaring suicide when all this went down; would you expect HF to have hopped onto that particular bandwagon?
Anywho... First recollection I have of HF was the declaration that they would be fighting alongside SA against FIX. 'Who?' and 'How many?' were popular questions in FIX that day. 
And you win the cudldy toy That is exactly what happened.
I'll just put that into context though.
At the fall of FAT, Bank of Huzzah had been bled dry equiping our forces (we paid for insurance for people losing ships). We couldn't have continued even if we wanted too . Idealy, we would have liked some time to regroup rest and requip. HF started that war as a 200 man alliance, joining the smaller side. SA and HF combined were the weaker side numbers wise (Combimned we had somewhere between 1/3 and 1/4 less pilots than FiX). Huzzah also had not planned for this war in any meaningful way. The first POS that went up in V2 had been dragged down from F-DT00 on the same day.
I beleive that SA had a point, BoB should not have interfered in this. BoB were not seen as neutral, having previously intervened before to shore up there meatshield allies. Having the inside view from HF command (at the time) I know that basically BoB didn't give a toss about Catch, but Querious was there back yard, and they wanted to choose who lived there. Our plan was to dump either Kaos empire (they left the area after FAT fell the first time, Kaos couldn't work with SA) TSDS or SMASH into Querious (this wasn't public info at the time, it gave too much intel away).
Ending the war at the fall of FAT was ideal for us. It would have meant a chance to secure our space, rebuild and most importantly plan for a further campaign. When we found out that SA had given BoB the finger (and this was after the deal had been publically announced), we were shocked. Our allies had just decided to bite off more than they could chew (notice who is left now) without talking us first. We backed off, although it put us in a very bad position strategically (SA and BoB both respected the decision). We did the right thing, by saying No, the deal is done.
I also think that reneging on a done deal was bad form.
The the global scene changed (BoB launched Phase 4), and the NAP with FiX was pearl harboured. Cyno jumping dreads into FAT as the means to bust the NAP had a lot of style (if your going to do it, do it seriously) but not everyone agreed to it. That one incident was the catalyst that led to the formation of NOS.
So yeah, hopefully that lets you know the strategic psition, at least as far as HF went. ++++++++++++++++++++ Founder member of the Huzzah Federation. Remember, the grass is greener on our side of the fence Widowmakers director Fear my kneepads of allure!
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Hunnyb
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Posted - 2006.08.24 18:54:00 -
[75]
I have only 1 thing to add at this point, something that BoB and FIX continuously spout off without having a clue.
gonna say this really slow for you guys.
O R C A ........... W A S N O T T H E L E A D E R O F S T A I N A L L I A N C E!!
it was not his decision only to toss a jab at BoB. in fact I was there on Teamspeak when the informal decision was made to send a small party in to shooty shooty. it was a shared opinion everyone had on TS that night. all orc a was at the time was the voice of the alliance. he was just passing on the information to those who needed to know.
Smart? nope well thought out move? not even close proved our point? yes
the ENTIRE reason for attacking BoB ( if you want to call it that ) was to prove a point that we were not going to be told what to do. im sorry but no one in BoB pays for my account, nor anyone elses. (its just too bad that more people dont think that way....)
and before anyone in BoB starts pounding on thier chests saying "look ma we are teh uber killz0rz" just realize that at this point it does not matter if the alliance is around anymore or not. we made a point and nothing you say here will change the fact that we were one time friends who did not like being treated disrespectfully.
Did it cause the downfall of Stain Alliance?....nope.
now that that is out of the way...
most of the people in SA at the time understood that HF backing out of our disagreement with BoB was a smart move on thier part and most of us realized that it was not thier fight.
HF was a damn good alliance and i was happy i got to fly alongside of them.
My first memories of HF was starting the Fights for V2- and 5-N. was alot of fun helping them get setup there. some of those fights are fraps'd in the video "in memory of rampage"
Good luck to all former HF folks. keep your heads held high for what you did during your time there was fantastic.
(PS) i am posting on one of my other characters as i have pretty much quit EVE. all my other accounts are no longer active. to those who knew me farewell and good luck.
Gregorri/Hunnyb
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Seleene
Body Count Inc. Mercenary Coalition
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Posted - 2006.08.24 19:04:00 -
[76]
My first memory of HUZZAH was that they had weed as their logo and I actually laughed out loud the first time I saw it. I thought that would get banned for sure but it didn't.
They also had some yahoo with a goofy name running them by the name of Han or Ham or some nonsense...  -
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EvilFlyingMonkey
Aliastra
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Posted - 2006.08.24 19:54:00 -
[77]
Originally by: Hunnyb I have only 1 thing to add at this point, something that BoB and FIX continuously spout off without having a clue.
gonna say this really slow for you guys.
O R C A ........... W A S N O T T H E L E A D E R O F S T A I N A L L I A N C E!!
it was not his decision only to toss a jab at BoB. in fact I was there on Teamspeak when the informal decision was made to send a small party in to shooty shooty. it was a shared opinion everyone had on TS that night. all orc a was at the time was the voice of the alliance. he was just passing on the information to those who needed to know.
Smart? nope well thought out move? not even close proved our point? yes
the ENTIRE reason for attacking BoB ( if you want to call it that ) was to prove a point that we were not going to be told what to do. im sorry but no one in BoB pays for my account, nor anyone elses. (its just too bad that more people dont think that way....)
and before anyone in BoB starts pounding on thier chests saying "look ma we are teh uber killz0rz" just realize that at this point it does not matter if the alliance is around anymore or not. we made a point and nothing you say here will change the fact that we were one time friends who did not like being treated disrespectfully.
Did it cause the downfall of Stain Alliance?....nope.
now that that is out of the way...
most of the people in SA at the time understood that HF backing out of our disagreement with BoB was a smart move on thier part and most of us realized that it was not thier fight.
HF was a damn good alliance and i was happy i got to fly alongside of them.
My first memories of HF was starting the Fights for V2- and 5-N. was alot of fun helping them get setup there. some of those fights are fraps'd in the video "in memory of rampage"
Good luck to all former HF folks. keep your heads held high for what you did during your time there was fantastic.
(PS) i am posting on one of my other characters as i have pretty much quit EVE. all my other accounts are no longer active. to those who knew me farewell and good luck.
Gregorri/Hunnyb
signed. as for anything said, huzzah federation was a top alliance who knew how to have fun. we had alot of fun shooting fix and beyond all the smack i think alot of the people involved have good memories about the war(s).
p.s. I love you Orcy. -------------------------------------------- Beware of the flying monkeys
Monkies in out of space, protecting the freedom of the human race.
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Doomed Predator
Xoth Inc Firmus Ixion
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Posted - 2006.08.26 16:06:00 -
[78]
The thing i remember the most is when they brought in a carrier to face our 6 man gang in v2.We we're at the station and when a noob ship apears and creates a cyno.Next thing you know a thanatos jumps in and everyone was like:''wtf,run ffs''.(3 cruisers and 3 ceptors,what can you do).We made it out without any losses(lucky us :)) Nuh unh. Too big. 400w x 120h are the limits. --Jorauk |

Hans Roaming
Body Count Inc. Mercenary Coalition
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Posted - 2006.08.26 17:50:00 -
[79]
Originally by: Doomed Predator The thing i remember the most is when they brought in a carrier to face our 6 man gang in v2.We we're at the station and when a noob ship apears and creates a cyno.Next thing you know a thanatos jumps in and everyone was like:''wtf,run ffs''.(3 cruisers and 3 ceptors,what can you do).We made it out without any losses(lucky us :))
I remember when one of our gusy tried that in a dread against some triad guys without training siege mode first or recalling his drones so he could dock .
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GO MaZ
No Quarter. Axiom Empire
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Posted - 2006.08.26 19:13:00 -
[80]
Originally by: Hans Roaming
I remember when one of our gusy tried that in a dread against some triad guys without training siege mode first or recalling his drones so he could dock .
<3 Kith - famous last words "I'll just tank them for a while" 
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patteSatan
Celtic industries Interstellar Alcohol Conglomerate
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Posted - 2006.08.26 20:56:00 -
[81]
I remember going a ****load of jumps to help Huzzah against BoB, and was so impressed at the local chat between BoB members and Huzzah, BoB even told us they where moving their ships out, they had finished what they came for, and every damn pilot in huzzah greeted the leaving BoB pilots with a friendly "HUZZAH" in local....
It's one of my most memorable moments in Eve.
============================================ So what?? You killed me?? Clickety I DON'T CARE, GRIEFER |

Angry Dan
Caldari Widowmakers Novus Ordos Seclorum
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Posted - 2006.08.26 20:57:00 -
[82]
Originally by: GO MaZ
Originally by: Hans Roaming
I remember when one of our gusy tried that in a dread against some triad guys without training siege mode first or recalling his drones so he could dock .
<3 Kith - famous last words "I'll just tank them for a while" 
I dind't know whether to laugh or cry at that one.
So I cried with laughter. ++++++++++++++++++++ Founder member of the Huzzah Federation. Remember, the grass is greener on our side of the fence Widowmakers director Fear my kneepads of allure!
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Droewa
Dark Centuri Inc. Firmus Ixion
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Posted - 2006.08.26 22:31:00 -
[83]
The one thing I'll always rememebr about huzzah was A little convo with Hans that went something like this
Droewa> Hi hans, what ya doing in FAT? Hans roaming> Oh nothing just messin around. Droewa> Well, hey man can you please leave system. I don't want to start a war over nothing. Hans roaming> No prob buddy. Droewa> hey, while i have you here I'd like to talk to you about HF and FIX. Hans Roaming> Oh yea, let's talk. Droewa> I would like to See our alliances working together a bit more. Hans Roaming> Hmm.. I don't think that will work we think SA are far more reliable allies than you. In fact we will be dropping your standing to -10 as of this moment. Droewa> WTF? This is when hans created a crynosfeild to allow SA dreads to jump into system.
I'll never forget that convo. BTW this convo was made up by me cause i couldn't find the real one. I think Hans will find it's very close to the real convo. But hey FIX is still here safely snuggled under BOB's arm pit and huzzah and SA are disbanded. OFC that doesn't mean to much in eve cause those people are still out their.
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Krystian
Caldari No Quarter. Axiom Empire
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Posted - 2006.08.26 23:21:00 -
[84]
EvE's closest thing to a Pearl Harbor, remember that night was wild. Cynos, FAT, dreads, popping pos's, was fun while it lasted. __________________________________________________
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dantes inferno
Caldari Rampage Eternal
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Posted - 2006.08.26 23:37:00 -
[85]
my first real memorie of HF was there participation in the FIX/SA war..a good alliance to fight with.
and on the subject of who is still active and who disbanded after that war i have only 2 letters to say: PA - the meaning of that ill leave you to figure out. _____ They were monsters. They rode across the world we knew and brough terror, and death. Where they were, life ceased. They were without mercy. They were without fear - They were MASS |

Avernus
Gallente Imperium Technologies Firmus Ixion
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Posted - 2006.08.27 01:25:00 -
[86]
Originally by: dantes inferno and on the subject of who is still active and who disbanded after that war i have only 2 letters to say: PA - the meaning of that ill leave you to figure out.
That's being a bit to obvious don't you think?
Nothing in life is quite so sweet as the taste of payback. |

Wierd Beard
Imperium Technologies Firmus Ixion
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Posted - 2006.08.27 21:39:00 -
[87]
Let's see. My first memory of Huzzah didn't really involve their pilots specifically. I was sitting out in 9cg picking my nose and chatting w/ some corp mates. One of them was playing with the map and says "Huh. Theres a cyno out in 5-N. I've never been out there. Think I'll take a peek."
10 mins later
"ZOMG!! DREADS AND EBIL PEOPLES SHOOTING POSs AND STUFF!"
Didn't really know who HF was at the time. But I definately learned plenty about them. What happened afterwards is ofc, semi-documented history.
The best part of the whole series of wars, was the great attitude of the Huzzah guys. I'd never been convo'd by the "enemy" after a fight to congradulate each other and have a friendly, non-political chat. Even the local conversations were hilarious and fun. GF Huzzah!
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foxden
Russian Specnaz HUZZAH FEDERATION
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Posted - 2006.08.28 14:49:00 -
[88]
HF exists and will exist while in it there are the corporations ready up to the end to be at war. Russian part of an alliance constantly flies gang in Catch and as helps CVA in Providense. |

Hans Roaming
Body Count Inc. Mercenary Coalition
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Posted - 2006.08.28 18:42:00 -
[89]
Originally by: foxden Edited by: foxden on 28/08/2006 15:58:38 Edited by: foxden on 28/08/2006 15:58:22 HF exists and will exist while in it there are the corporations ready up to the end to be at war. Russian part of an alliance constantly flies gang in Catch and as helps CVA in Providence.
Well your corp is going to do more than it's two last kills at the beginiing of august to keep the war alive. :)
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Sathrai
Unlimited Blade Works
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Posted - 2006.08.28 18:53:00 -
[90]
Edited by: Sathrai on 28/08/2006 18:56:55
Originally by: foxden HF exists and will exist while in it there are the corporations ready up to the end to be at war. Russian part of an alliance constantly flies gang in Catch and as helps CVA in Providence.
Sigh, just when you think that Huzzah at least opted to end itself with grace and resolution rather than opting for a miserable, desperate withering away as a shattered husk of its former self... 
There'll always be some who can't accept the cold hard facts, I suppose.
...Man, I wish I could cleanly switch accounts on these forums so I could make this post with my ex-Huzzah (now NoQ) main, Cadiz.
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Hans Roaming
Body Count Inc. Mercenary Coalition
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Posted - 2006.08.28 19:12:00 -
[91]
Originally by: Sathrai Edited by: Sathrai on 28/08/2006 18:56:55
Originally by: foxden HF exists and will exist while in it there are the corporations ready up to the end to be at war. Russian part of an alliance constantly flies gang in Catch and as helps CVA in Providence.
Sigh, just when you think that Huzzah at least opted to end itself with grace and resolution rather than opting for a miserable, desperate withering away as a shattered husk of its former self... 
There'll always be some who can't accept the cold hard facts, I suppose.
...Man, I wish I could cleanly switch accounts on these forums so I could make this post with my ex-Huzzah (now NoQ) main, Cadiz.
Am sure the alliance will end when the bill to concord doesn't get paid, heh heh.
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Ilany
BANK of HUZZAH FEDERATION HUZZAH FEDERATION
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Posted - 2006.08.28 20:00:00 -
[92]
Originally by: Hans Roaming Am sure the alliance will end when the bill to concord doesn't get paid, heh heh.
Not gonna happen while I'm in charge. 
Cadiz, don't criticise people for fighting for what they believe in. ------
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Amior
Amarr Eye of God Axiom Empire
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Posted - 2006.08.28 22:55:00 -
[93]
To those former of this thread - this is about Huzzah and not @SS kicking them or w/e... Please keep your bs else where... If you have a comment about how you think of huzzah was like and has been, then it! Should be only one comment!! *coughs* Evil Thug *coughs* stop it.
First I saw Huzzah I didn't think much since they weren't hostiles. Even to now, every corp I been they are Allies or NAP. :) I greated Huzzah whenever I came across one in local. I won't kill you.. I swear ;) jp..
Anyways Cheers to the new Huzzah and its fellow team-mates to Axiom Empire.
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Emperor D'Hoffryn
Low Grade Ore
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Posted - 2006.08.28 23:33:00 -
[94]
My first memory of huzzah was their invasion of 5-n and V2. I was in ISS at the time (God I was such a carebear) and we were renting BUZ-DB from FIX. Only problem with the invasion was SA liked to shooty shooty ISS. Huzzah was + to us tho. SA popped our corp frieghter while we tried to pull out, luckily it was empty at the time. a few weeks later we were in Huzzah fighting alongside SA. Go Fig.
Some awesome fights. Fighting FIX was always a pleasure, win or lose. BoB was always honorable, even if we couldnt match their firepower. LV was a good fight as well. We had at least 1 good fleet victory against every major power around us, where the sides were equal to start with. Unforutantely there were ALOT of hostile major powers around us. Towards the end, It just felt like we bleed dry, BSes started becoming a little more rare, althought we did field some awesome fleets even right up to the end in V2. But it didnt matter, cause we didnt have any dreads, so the fleet could only fly around on parade.
SA was our dread fleet. They folded kinda quietly, so quietly in fact that even at the end, people were like, hey, wheres SA. Oh, they folded like 3 months ago.
Awesome alliance, great fights, great expirence. I went from mining all the time in ISS, to not mining once in Huzzah. Huzzah showed me how EVE SHOULD be.
Originally by: Tuxford Yes we don't play on our main accounts simply because you would lose all respect for us 
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Emperor D'Hoffryn
Low Grade Ore
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Posted - 2006.08.28 23:49:00 -
[95]
My best memory for being in Huzzah was actually right at the end.
All three enemy POSes were up in V2, and it was late in the evening of the 28th of july. 2 collective members were camping the v2 station, one in a huginn, and one in a faction cruiser. they had gotten quite a number of kills, so we changed tactics and went in with like 10 frigs, popped the huginn for the cost of like 4 tech1 frigs. For the night was still a loss for us overall, but a good kill.
But here it gets better. the pilot in question, Nolon3, decides to call it a night and logs. We then go, hey, isnt that their dread pilot? Yes it is. Is the dread at any of the POSes? No its not. We prob for it, WE FIND IT!! OMG, we thought, talk about a blow to the enemy!
We warp to the Dread, saying nothing in alliance chat for fear of spies. We are shooting at it, we just get the shield down to nothing, AND IT DISAPPEARS!!
we were so crushed. It maybe a sad memory, but its my fondest to speculate on. I often wonder if had things gone 1 minute quicker, if the outcome of the war could have been changed at all. Dread loss is still quite painful, and the moral boost would have been something.
No one in the gang ever said anything about what happened, as we hoped the pilot might make the same mistake again. Never got the chance to find out, but I often wondered if he noticed some missing armor at next login, and thought, wtf??
Originally by: Tuxford Yes we don't play on our main accounts simply because you would lose all respect for us 
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Crucifier
The Collective Against ALL Authorities
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Posted - 2006.08.28 23:52:00 -
[96]
Originally by: Emperor D'Hoffryn My best memory for being in Huzzah was actually right at the end.
All three enemy POSes were up in V2, and it was late in the evening of the 28th of july. 2 collective members were camping the v2 station, one in a huginn, and one in a faction cruiser. they had gotten quite a number of kills, so we changed tactics and went in with like 10 frigs, popped the huginn for the cost of like 4 tech1 frigs. For the night was still a loss for us overall, but a good kill.
But here it gets better. the pilot in question, Nolon3, decides to call it a night and logs. We then go, hey, isnt that their dread pilot? Yes it is. Is the dread at any of the POSes? No its not. We prob for it, WE FIND IT!! OMG, we thought, talk about a blow to the enemy!
We warp to the Dread, saying nothing in alliance chat for fear of spies. We are shooting at it, we just get the shield down to nothing, AND IT DISAPPEARS!!
we were so crushed. It maybe a sad memory, but its my fondest to speculate on. I often wonder if had things gone 1 minute quicker, if the outcome of the war could have been changed at all. Dread loss is still quite painful, and the moral boost would have been something.
No one in the gang ever said anything about what happened, as we hoped the pilot might make the same mistake again. Never got the chance to find out, but I often wondered if he noticed some missing armor at next login, and thought, wtf??
ROFL, THAT IS SO LIKE NOLON 
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Audrea
Widowmakers Novus Ordos Seclorum
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Posted - 2006.08.29 07:55:00 -
[97]
Edited by: Audrea on 29/08/2006 08:01:59 My first memory was the day I joined WMKR, it was barely few hours that I settled in our space - I didnt even know the regions - I moved in from empire, took little assets with me (Thorax I think).
Then couple hours after I joined (was within24 hours for sure) we suddenly all get called for some huge gang of 40+ ppl (I think), which was also largest HF ever mustered until then (so I figured), and set a course into V2-VC2 
Then when arrived there merged gangs with SA, at the time I only began learning what alliances are etc. Funny was I ran out of ammo to shoot in V2 
The rest is history 
The most fond and memorable times I had there were the defence of the SMASH POS of 3BK while seriously outnumebered, when FIX fielded 6 dreads. And later in 9CG against BoB. Was pure pleasure fighting alongside Xirtam, especially against BoB - wouldnt trade that fun for anything 
As for the demise of Huzzah - Angry Dan summed it all up pretty well, but I would like to add that people blame Orc A unjustly.
He only did what the CEOs and the rest of SA asked him to do as the diplo, that was his job, he didnt make it himself! stop giving him bad reputation for doing his job regardless of personal views.
Also at that time I thought the decision to stand aside was wrong, I couldnt understand how we can stand aside while our ally is under attack, although the analogy to bar fight is wrong, since there is a risk to your friend's life. While here, SA had NPC stations to rely upon, so were never in real danger of being exterminated, so to speak. And tbh, we indeed needed the break for the purposes someone above so well explained.
After the second invasion of Querious and us leaving HF to form NOS, I can no longer comment from first hand experience, and only from what I read in forums and heard from friends.
The decision to offer help to AXE against COL and their friends was.. incomperhensible to me to say at least. I still dont understand how someone can offer to go against his friends, some grattitude right there for giving HF Catch...
At that point I was glad I wasnt in Huzzah anymore, as that would have been shame to fly under that banner.
Symbolically enough, that was done not long after Hans handed over the alliance leadership, so there is truth to what someone above said - alliance died with Hans.
And to the couple grumpy guys at FIX, celebrating that their alliance outlived both SA and HF - hehe thats simply wrong.. SA did the right thing (imo) going against BoB as to show they will not bow to their wishes, regardless of the probable defeat. Furthermore, some of your core corps left, and you are no longer the owners of that space (although still residents) - so you did loose in certain aspects.
Regarding someone from FIX commenting about us not allowing them to evacuate their assets - thats simply a lie. I was managing the FAT station when we were pushing into 3BK, and I know I was asked to set standings to couple corps which left the FIX alliance, and asked for access to vacate their assets (against my better judgment back then, as I was sure they will just use it to rebuild and rejoin against us, turned out I was wrong ).
Or were you refering to not allowed FIX corps which fight us to evacuate their assets? lol, I rememebr clearly you didnt let us to take down the tower in 5-N, and it was US who later allowed you to take yours down - again thanks to Hans, which did it against the wish of many members who wanted revenge for that lost tower in 5-N.
So if anything, it was FIX who never wanted to improve relations, starting by allowing to evacuate stuff etc.
My only regret is not being online the day Hans pulled his Pearl Harbor  What I wouldnt do to be there lol... ------------------ Tired of fleet combat lag? -Post HERE
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Zrevak Ashek
The Blackwater Brigade
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Posted - 2006.08.29 14:26:00 -
[98]
Quote: The decision to offer help to AXE against COL and their friends was.. incomperhensible to me to say at least. I still dont understand how someone can offer to go against his friends, some grattitude right there for giving HF Catch...
At that point I was glad I wasnt in Huzzah anymore, as that would have been shame to fly under that banner.
Thats bull****! We didnt offer to help anyone against The Collective. The Collective was the reason we didnt involve ourselves in the E3 area, as we didnt want to attack them. But they became too deeply involved with the russians, wich ultimately resulted in them teaming up against us. So much for being nice, I guess
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Irashi
Caldari Hunters Agency Firmus Ixion
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Posted - 2006.08.29 16:12:00 -
[99]
I'll miss huzzah :(
My earliest memory was the day I joined. I had joined huzzah at random, not knowing anything about the political landscape, I just wanted to get out and do something rather than waste away in empire and low sec fighting pointless wars and running the same missons over and over.
So I made my way down south, as I was fumbling around in low sec trying to find some prov/catch instas, I ran into a 40 man huzzah gang. The gangs I'd been in up to this point would have been around 5 strong, so seeing the whole screen lit up in blue was mindblowing in itself, as was watching them all align and warp as one. So I tagged along with them for a while, I'm not entirely sure where we went that night as the geography was all new to me, but I do remember stopping off in HED to try to catch a FIX gang of similar size. I thought I was about to add my first fleet battle experience to this night of firsts, but their scout saw us and they decided to go the other way, after that we headed home.
So I got a free ride to V2, aquired a set of instas, and never looked back. I have a lot to thank Huzzah for, and while my time with them was short it was still the most fun I've had in EVE to date.
Anyway, I decide to take one month off to play RL for a change, july of all times, and look what happens >:| I miss all the fun.
Dominix, Nosferatu, ECM, Webber, Tank, Drones, Spare cash, Insurance, No implants, Reckless attitude, Unresolved personal issues: Win |

Emperor D'Hoffryn
Low Grade Ore
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Posted - 2006.08.29 20:59:00 -
[100]
Originally by: Irashi I'll miss huzzah :(
My earliest memory was the day I joined. I had joined huzzah at random, not knowing anything about the political landscape, I just wanted to get out and do something rather than waste away in empire and low sec fighting pointless wars and running the same missons over and over.
So I made my way down south, as I was fumbling around in low sec trying to find some prov/catch instas, I ran into a 40 man huzzah gang. The gangs I'd been in up to this point would have been around 5 strong, so seeing the whole screen lit up in blue was mindblowing in itself, as was watching them all align and warp as one. So I tagged along with them for a while, I'm not entirely sure where we went that night as the geography was all new to me, but I do remember stopping off in HED to try to catch a FIX gang of similar size. I thought I was about to add my first fleet battle experience to this night of firsts, but their scout saw us and they decided to go the other way, after that we headed home.
So I got a free ride to V2, aquired a set of instas, and never looked back. I have a lot to thank Huzzah for, and while my time with them was short it was still the most fun I've had in EVE to date.
Anyway, I decide to take one month off to play RL for a change, july of all times, and look what happens >:| I miss all the fun.
Wait, you were in huzzah, and now you are in FIX? thats quite the jump....
or perhaps is this a case of the forums choosing the wrong character to post with?
Some possible intrigue there. Not that it matters anymore.
Originally by: Tuxford Yes we don't play on our main accounts simply because you would lose all respect for us 
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Garrick Amorr
Amarr OLE Mining Corp Miners With Attitude
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Posted - 2006.08.29 21:12:00 -
[101]
For me my first memory of Huzzah was very recent :P My former corp wanted to stop being carebears and we joined Huzzah right before Hans was giving up presidency. It was just awesome to be in 0.0 though and in one night me and 2 other corpmates set up our strategic POS in V2. Was beautiful to see our very own POS. To bad it went BOOM a month later, LOL! Was a great learning experience and interesting while it lasted. Although I've moved on, I have high hopes for NOQ and the former denizens of Catch.
HUZZAH!!
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nickky01
No Quarter. Axiom Empire
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Posted - 2006.08.29 22:09:00 -
[102]
Originally by: Audrea Edited by: Audrea on 29/08/2006 08:01:59 My first memory was the day I joined WMKR, it was barely few hours that I settled in our space - I didnt even know the regions - I moved in from empire, took little assets with me (Thorax I think).
Then couple hours after I joined (was within24 hours for sure) we suddenly all get called for some huge gang of 40+ ppl (I think), which was also largest HF ever mustered until then (so I figured), and set a course into V2-VC2 
Then when arrived there merged gangs with SA, at the time I only began learning what alliances are etc. Funny was I ran out of ammo to shoot in V2 
The rest is history 
The most fond and memorable times I had there were the defence of the SMASH POS of 3BK while seriously outnumebered, when FIX fielded 6 dreads. And later in 9CG against BoB. Was pure pleasure fighting alongside Xirtam, especially against BoB - wouldnt trade that fun for anything 
As for the demise of Huzzah - Angry Dan summed it all up pretty well, but I would like to add that people blame Orc A unjustly.
He only did what the CEOs and the rest of SA asked him to do as the diplo, that was his job, he didnt make it himself! stop giving him bad reputation for doing his job regardless of personal views.
Also at that time I thought the decision to stand aside was wrong, I couldnt understand how we can stand aside while our ally is under attack, although the analogy to bar fight is wrong, since there is a risk to your friend's life. While here, SA had NPC stations to rely upon, so were never in real danger of being exterminated, so to speak. And tbh, we indeed needed the break for the purposes someone above so well explained.
After the second invasion of Querious and us leaving HF to form NOS, I can no longer comment from first hand experience, and only from what I read in forums and heard from friends.
The decision to offer help to AXE against COL and their friends was.. incomperhensible to me to say at least. I still dont understand how someone can offer to go against his friends, some grattitude right there for giving HF Catch...
At that point I was glad I wasnt in Huzzah anymore, as that would have been shame to fly under that banner.
Symbolically enough, that was done not long after Hans handed over the alliance leadership, so there is truth to what someone above said - alliance died with Hans.
And to the couple grumpy guys at FIX, celebrating that their alliance outlived both SA and HF - hehe thats simply wrong.. SA did the right thing (imo) going against BoB as to show they will not bow to their wishes, regardless of the probable defeat. Furthermore, some of your core corps left, and you are no longer the owners of that space (although still residents) - so you did loose in certain aspects.
Regarding someone from FIX commenting about us not allowing them to evacuate their assets - thats simply a lie. I was managing the FAT station when we were pushing into 3BK, and I know I was asked to set standings to couple corps which left the FIX alliance, and asked for access to vacate their assets (against my better judgment back then, as I was sure they will just use it to rebuild and rejoin against us, turned out I was wrong ).
Or were you refering to not allowed FIX corps which fight us to evacuate their assets? lol, I rememebr clearly you didnt let us to take down the tower in 5-N, and it was US who later allowed you to take yours down - again thanks to Hans, which did it against the wish of many members who wanted revenge for that lost tower in 5-N.
So if anything, it was FIX who never wanted to improve relations, starting by allowing to evacuate stuff etc.
My only regret is not being online the day Hans pulled his Pearl Harbor  What I wouldnt do to be there lol...
i think i pretty much speak for everyone in NOQ when i say.....

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Audrea
Widowmakers Novus Ordos Seclorum
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Posted - 2006.08.29 23:00:00 -
[103]
Originally by: Zrevak Ashek
Quote: The decision to offer help to AXE against COL and their friends was.. incomperhensible to me to say at least. I still dont understand how someone can offer to go against his friends, some grattitude right there for giving HF Catch...
At that point I was glad I wasnt in Huzzah anymore, as that would have been shame to fly under that banner.
Thats bull****! We didnt offer to help anyone against The Collective. The Collective was the reason we didnt involve ourselves in the E3 area, as we didnt want to attack them. But they became too deeply involved with the russians, wich ultimately resulted in them teaming up against us. So much for being nice, I guess
Are you sure of that? did you see this thread?
I didnt see Hans or others deny offering help against COL there, as well as I heard on convos from ex-HF who were there at the time, that this indeed happend.
Besides, why would they lie about the reason? they dont really need one, other than say they just want pvp :) ------------------ Tired of fleet combat lag? -Post HERE
All posts are my personal opinions.  |

Hans Roaming
Body Count Inc. Mercenary Coalition
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Posted - 2006.08.29 23:10:00 -
[104]
Originally by: Audrea
Originally by: Zrevak Ashek
Quote: The decision to offer help to AXE against COL and their friends was.. incomperhensible to me to say at least. I still dont understand how someone can offer to go against his friends, some grattitude right there for giving HF Catch...
At that point I was glad I wasnt in Huzzah anymore, as that would have been shame to fly under that banner.
Thats bull****! We didnt offer to help anyone against The Collective. The Collective was the reason we didnt involve ourselves in the E3 area, as we didnt want to attack them. But they became too deeply involved with the russians, wich ultimately resulted in them teaming up against us. So much for being nice, I guess
Are you sure of that? did you see this thread?
I didnt see Hans or others deny offering help against COL there, as well as I heard on convos from ex-HF who were there at the time, that this indeed happend.
Besides, why would they lie about the reason? they dont really need one, other than say they just want pvp :)
We kept out of e3 'cos of them and basically RAT and SE were still shooting up Huzzah as well as SA people so what do you do when a former ally signs up with an active enemy of yours? Not so black and white now is it Audrea. So really it wasn't signing up against COL but against RAT and SE and keeping out of E3 for as long as COl was there, then COL went active vs Huzzah and well people know the rest.
And anyway as said in a private convo with one of the col guys it's just a game these things happen.
Now who knows what will happen, you got No Quater formed from the bulk of the team orientated Huzzah members bar ArsC now AXE and that means Catch could be Axiom in a few months or still AAA or BOB or someone else, it's what makes the game fun.
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Audrea
Widowmakers Novus Ordos Seclorum
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Posted - 2006.08.29 23:20:00 -
[105]
Originally by: Hans Roaming
Originally by: Audrea
Originally by: Zrevak Ashek
Quote: The decision to offer help to AXE against COL and their friends was.. incomperhensible to me to say at least. I still dont understand how someone can offer to go against his friends, some grattitude right there for giving HF Catch...
At that point I was glad I wasnt in Huzzah anymore, as that would have been shame to fly under that banner.
Thats bull****! We didnt offer to help anyone against The Collective. The Collective was the reason we didnt involve ourselves in the E3 area, as we didnt want to attack them. But they became too deeply involved with the russians, wich ultimately resulted in them teaming up against us. So much for being nice, I guess
Are you sure of that? did you see this thread?
I didnt see Hans or others deny offering help against COL there, as well as I heard on convos from ex-HF who were there at the time, that this indeed happend.
Besides, why would they lie about the reason? they dont really need one, other than say they just want pvp :)
We kept out of e3 'cos of them and basically RAT and SE were still shooting up Huzzah as well as SA people so what do you do when a former ally signs up with an active enemy of yours? Not so black and white now is it Audrea. So really it wasn't signing up against COL but against RAT and SE and keeping out of E3 for as long as COl was there, then COL went active vs Huzzah and well people know the rest.
And anyway as said in a private convo with one of the col guys it's just a game these things happen.
Now who knows what will happen, you got No Quater formed from the bulk of the team orientated Huzzah members bar ArsC now AXE and that means Catch could be Axiom in a few months or still AAA or BOB or someone else, it's what makes the game fun.
hehe yeah, appearantly things arent back and white (red and blue? ) in this game.. which is unfortunate imho..
But anyway, you sure there was no offer to AXE to help out against COL at any time prior to their wardec on HF?
I am just curious about it, thats all :) ------------------ Tired of fleet combat lag? -Post HERE
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Hans Roaming
Body Count Inc. Mercenary Coalition
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Posted - 2006.08.29 23:33:00 -
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Originally by: Audrea
hehe yeah, appearantly things arent back and white (red and blue? ) in this game.. which is unfortunate imho..
But anyway, you sure there was no offer to AXE to help out against COL at any time prior to their wardec on HF?
I am just curious about it, thats all :)
Am pretty sure it was as written as remember who was president at the time .
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Tarsha Listur
Glamour Bunnies Glamour Syndicate
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Posted - 2006.08.30 00:18:00 -
[107]
Originally by: Hans Roaming
Am sure the alliance will end when the bill to concord doesn't get paid, heh heh.
it will, the alliance dosent disband, you just cant Do anything....i know   
Kalahari Wayrest > Serps are like men though... they come in close and fast, 10 seconds of fun and they explode all over your face and you're left to clean up the mess |

Osiris Occido
The Short Bus Squad The SUdden Death Squad
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Posted - 2006.08.30 04:42:00 -
[108]
Eternal respect to Huzzah.. warring with y'all were some of my best days ever
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Valkazm
Amarr Cursed Spawn Knights Of the Southerncross
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Posted - 2006.08.30 04:54:00 -
[109]
Edited by: Valkazm on 30/08/2006 04:54:19
Originally by: Emperor D'Hoffryn
Wait, you were in huzzah, and now you are in FIX? thats quite the jump....
or perhaps is this a case of the forums choosing the wrong character to post with?
Some possible intrigue there. Not that it matters anymore.
i have seen many people make that jump to FIX from huzzah
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Irashi
Caldari Hunters Agency Firmus Ixion
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Posted - 2006.08.30 07:22:00 -
[110]
Edited by: Irashi on 30/08/2006 07:23:32
Originally by: Emperor D'Hoffryn
Wait, you were in huzzah, and now you are in FIX? thats quite the jump....
or perhaps is this a case of the forums choosing the wrong character to post with?
Some possible intrigue there. Not that it matters anymore.
:) I'm all for paranoia, but no, this is my main...
Funnilly enough I nearly joined FIX in the first place anyway, was pure chance that led me to Huzzah. In any case FIX always seemed like a good bunch, and our fights were always fun and generally good natured as far as open warfare can be. Anyway, I hold no grudges.
I could have joined Axiom, KOS, RISE, or a bunch of other less known allainces, but I moved to FIX because they're the ones outside of Huzzah I know most about.
Dominix, Nosferatu, ECM, Webber, Tank, Drones, Spare cash, Insurance, No implants, Reckless attitude, Unresolved personal issues: Win |

D'Jannek
Amarr StateCorp
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Posted - 2006.08.30 10:41:00 -
[111]
How could anyone forget that awesome sig? Of course Irashi was Huzzah!
And yeah I'm not surprised that folks have been joining FIX. They're a class bunch.
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Frools
No Quarter. Axiom Empire
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Posted - 2006.08.30 11:37:00 -
[112]
Originally by: Audrea At that point I was glad I wasnt in Huzzah anymore
believe me Audrea you weren't half as glad as we were 
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Krystian
Caldari No Quarter. Axiom Empire
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Posted - 2006.08.30 13:41:00 -
[113]
Originally by: Frools
Originally by: Audrea At that point I was glad I wasnt in Huzzah anymore
believe me Audrea you weren't half as glad as we were 

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matty01
No Quarter. Axiom Empire
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Posted - 2006.08.30 13:59:00 -
[114]
Originally by: Frools
Originally by: Audrea At that point I was glad I wasnt in Huzzah anymore
believe me Audrea you weren't half as glad as we were 
this man speaks the truth
but you fail to mention, audrea, how you applied for killsons right after widowmakers left...guess it wasn't so bad, was it?
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Hans Roaming
Body Count Inc. Mercenary Coalition
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Posted - 2006.08.30 14:21:00 -
[115]
Originally by: Frools
Originally by: Audrea At that point I was glad I wasnt in Huzzah anymore
believe me Audrea you weren't half as glad as we were 
We missed you insightful posts about BoB only winning because they made others suffer from lag. :)
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Shadow Mancer
Warriors of God SMASH Alliance
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Posted - 2006.08.30 15:41:00 -
[116]
Originally by: Ilany
Originally by: Hans Roaming Am sure the alliance will end when the bill to concord doesn't get paid, heh heh.
Not gonna happen while I'm in charge. 
Cadiz, don't criticise people for fighting for what they believe in.
Ilany, u care to share with us your future plans for your alliance? I mean most of your strong corps have gone, my old corpmates in GSY joined AXE, your stronger pvp corps left...I might be wrong but what are u guys gonna do now?
Just curiousity ;-) Long Live Warriors |

Death Embraced
No Quarter. Axiom Empire
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Posted - 2006.08.30 17:53:00 -
[117]
actually all the strong pvp corps joined axe.... <-----noq ftw
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Shadow Mancer
Warriors of God SMASH Alliance
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Posted - 2006.08.30 17:55:00 -
[118]
there we go, thanks Death Embraced for correting me as I didn't know where all ex- huzzah's pvp corps went. ;-)
i'll restate my question again ilany, what are u guys gonna do now that all your strong pvp corps have joined AXE? Long Live Warriors |

nickky01
No Quarter. Axiom Empire
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Posted - 2006.08.30 18:28:00 -
[119]
Originally by: D'Jannek How could anyone forget that awesome sig? Of course Irashi was Huzzah!
And yeah I'm not surprised that folks have been joining FIX. They're a class bunch.
zomg statecorp!
never forget the feuding between statecorp and killsons (wasn't really feuding, we always instagated fights with them because killsons was always ahead on the killboard, then they started stealing our kills)
hope y'all are having fun, o/ from the rest of the killsons
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Angry Dan
Caldari Widowmakers Novus Ordos Seclorum
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Posted - 2006.08.30 20:13:00 -
[120]
Edited by: Angry Dan on 30/08/2006 20:16:07
Originally by: Shadow Mancer there we go, thanks Death Embraced for correting me as I didn't know where all ex- huzzah's pvp corps went. ;-)
i'll restate my question again ilany, what are u guys gonna do now that all your strong pvp corps have joined AXE?
I believe it's traditional to mine veldspar in Yulai or Jita.
Originally by: Osiris Occido Eternal respect to Huzzah.. warring with y'all were some of my best days ever
Yeah, they were fun.
I'm sure at some point NOS and TSDS will have a good go at each other But it'll have to wait to cloaks are no longer snafu'd ++++++++++++++++++++ Founder member of the Huzzah Federation. Remember, the grass is greener on our side of the fence Widowmakers director Fear my kneepads of allure!
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Krystian
Caldari No Quarter. Axiom Empire
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Posted - 2006.08.30 20:53:00 -
[121]
Edited by: Krystian on 30/08/2006 20:54:41
Originally by: Shadow Mancer there we go, thanks Death Embraced for correting me as I didn't know where all ex- huzzah's pvp corps went. ;-)
i'll restate my question again ilany, what are u guys gonna do now that all your strong pvp corps have joined AXE?
Wow can I be a pwnzr like you? Your 1337 
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Audemed
Evisceration.
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Posted - 2006.08.30 23:40:00 -
[122]
Huzzah was my first alliance, got recruited into the OCC. All i'd done at that time was rat in .4 space, so a jump down to 0.0 was a bit harsh (couldn't even fly a rax at that point).
My first memory of pvp with huzzah was when a triad fleet (gang maybe? time has taken its toll on the memory ) came towards us...we engaged, with me in my nice shiny vigilant...with a few faction guns and other goodies...Note i couldn't even use a MWD yet, so i was rather....useless. Oh, i died too.
Lots of good times, especially the war with FIX and afterwards...the FAT fights were awesome, and 3BK kicked ass too. Got my feet wet as far as fleet command went too.
Very sad to see huzzah fall, even if i did start shooting them in the end 
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gaz widdow
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Posted - 2006.08.31 00:12:00 -
[123]
First and last encounter.
Me and MissDx was getting back to DZ6 from curse, huzzar was spotted in local I was in bs typhoon MissDx in crow
I told my friend to sit on gate get some agro then jump if it was to much. I appeared in local so the rest of there small ships jumped in to enguage us both, I assume.
I told my friend to jump through 5v1 she didnt have much hope I was in warp to gate thought im so goner die here
bm landed me bang on gate: MissDx yells 5 bs other side I said o well cyl
You get going I jumped they targeted *****ed a few off I warped scratching my head thinking wtf 
How the hell my bs got through a 10 man gate camp to this day confusses me but hey: GL from what ive heard from forums and others who know you better than me, I give you total respect, and addmiration. GL for the future dont think you need it you sound a OK bunch. |

Audrea
Widowmakers Novus Ordos Seclorum
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Posted - 2006.08.31 01:00:00 -
[124]
Originally by: Hans Roaming
Originally by: Frools
Originally by: Audrea At that point I was glad I wasnt in Huzzah anymore
believe me Audrea you weren't half as glad as we were 
We missed you insightful posts about BoB only winning because they made others suffer from lag. :)
I never said 'they' made others suffer from lag, I only said they suffered less from it. but still, its funny how many like to twist the words of others on this section of the forum, love it  ------------------ Tired of fleet combat lag? -Post HERE
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matty01
No Quarter. Axiom Empire
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Posted - 2006.08.31 02:41:00 -
[125]
Originally by: Audrea
Originally by: Hans Roaming
Originally by: Frools
Originally by: Audrea At that point I was glad I wasnt in Huzzah anymore
believe me Audrea you weren't half as glad as we were 
We missed you insightful posts about BoB only winning because they made others suffer from lag. :)
I never said 'they' made others suffer from lag, I only said they suffered less from it. but still, its funny how many like to twist the words of others on this section of the forum, love it 
regardless about what you said, 80% of huzzah was \o/ when you left cause nobody in it (specially hans) had to come post on these forums to fix what you said, because like you said before you knew nothing about what was going on exept for what you heard and what you saw on these forums 
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TitusFlamininus
Ars Caelestis Ascendant Frontier
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Posted - 2006.08.31 07:23:00 -
[126]
Edited by: TitusFlamininus on 31/08/2006 07:23:01
Originally by: matty01 At that regardless about what you said, 80% of huzzah was \o/ when you left cause nobody in it (specially hans) had to come post on these forums to fix what you said [...]
I can vouch for that...
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Shadow Mancer
Warriors of God SMASH Alliance
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Posted - 2006.08.31 15:45:00 -
[127]
Wow can I be a pwnzr like you? Your 1337 
What ??? Long Live Warriors |

Hans Roaming
Body Count Inc. Mercenary Coalition
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Posted - 2006.08.31 16:02:00 -
[128]
Originally by: Audrea I never said 'they' made others suffer from lag, I only said they suffered less from it. but still, its funny how many like to twist the words of others on this section of the forum, love it 
Regardless, it's not like BoB have client magic that makes them immune to lag is it, both statements are equally rediculous, although since I got my BoB alt lag has been significantly reduced so you maybe onto something in hind sight. 
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Krystian
Caldari No Quarter. Axiom Empire
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Posted - 2006.08.31 16:04:00 -
[129]
Originally by: Shadow Mancer
Wow can I be a pwnzr like you? Your 1337 
What ???
Sorry Shadow Mancer, misread your reply. 
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Angry Dan
Caldari Widowmakers Novus Ordos Seclorum
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Posted - 2006.08.31 23:50:00 -
[130]
Originally by: matty01
regardless about what you said, 80% of huzzah was \o/ when you left cause nobody in it (specially hans) had to come post on these forums to fix what you said, because like you said before you knew nothing about what was going on exept for what you heard and what you saw on these forums 
Audrea...... Batsey.......
We just couldnt' get the staff in Widowmakers 
Gotta love Carl Bates though. he was a one man killing machine. Assuming he didn't forget to pick up those warp bubbles. Half the bubble camps in Rú were from [WMKR] bubbles that had been forgotten about until some ebil piewat spawned nearby. ++++++++++++++++++++ Founder member of the Huzzah Federation. Remember, the grass is greener on our side of the fence Widowmakers director Fear my kneepads of allure!
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Tradar Fortunus
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Posted - 2006.09.01 11:06:00 -
[131]
So many good memories, from the war with EM in and around Amarr (flying alongside Hans, Eric, Cheski & co.) to the fights in FAT, 3BK and 9CG.
The last fights i took part in were those with BoB in V2, i recall Zarnie leading us on a suicide attack towards the end of the weekend ... i lasted seconds, but if zarnie had requested i charge in my pod with pants on my head i would have done it 
Thanks guys (in particular Hans, Zarnie, Mactire, Eric Killson, Ion B, Bodziu and all) for all the gd times and allowing me to be part of a truly gr8 alliance.
For a first alliance, there could have been none better than HF, proud to have flown with such gr8 peeps, and hope to fly with them again someday.
And there could be no better logo either 
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Ariebos
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Posted - 2006.09.01 11:08:00 -
[132]
lol ... how my alt get in HF 
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Hans Roaming
Body Count Inc. Mercenary Coalition
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Posted - 2006.09.01 11:29:00 -
[133]
Originally by: Angry Dan
Originally by: matty01
regardless about what you said, 80% of huzzah was \o/ when you left cause nobody in it (specially hans) had to come post on these forums to fix what you said, because like you said before you knew nothing about what was going on exept for what you heard and what you saw on these forums 
Audrea...... Batsey.......
We just couldnt' get the staff in Widowmakers 
Gotta love Carl Bates though. he was a one man killing machine. Assuming he didn't forget to pick up those warp bubbles. Half the bubble camps in Rú were from [WMKR] bubbles that had been forgotten about until some ebil piewat spawned nearby.
Carl was a one man smacking machine too, never seen the word**** used so much in local. lol
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Aero089
Hunters Agency Firmus Ixion
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Posted - 2006.09.01 14:49:00 -
[134]
You start to miss them once they're gone, sigh.
I really did like HUZZAH as it was an exact reflection of FIX. They had their hard PvP targets and they had easy pickings, much like we do. It was great fighting with you all, no matter what the outcome.
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Entilzah Valen
Hexagram.
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Posted - 2006.09.03 00:53:00 -
[135]
This thread is funny.
o/
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Death Embraced
No Quarter. Axiom Empire
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Posted - 2006.09.03 11:40:00 -
[136]
Originally by: Entilzah Valen This thread is funny.
o/
it can be if taken a certian way, but i think whats funnier is your chars pic 
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El Covah
No Quarter. Axiom Empire
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Posted - 2006.09.04 08:00:00 -
[137]
Originally by: Aero089
I really did like HUZZAH as it was an exact reflection of FIX. They had their hard PvP targets and they had easy pickings, much like we do. It was great fighting with you all, no matter what the outcome.
I agree. Compared to many other I fought going against FIX was always fun. I never saw any FIX using lame tactics or smacking in local.
FIX has some really PvP'ers like Bogen which were always a pleasure to fight against. And even if we mostly got more far kills than losses I think both sides respected each other and no one ever had a problem with saying "gf".
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