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Davlin Lotze STK Scientific M. PIRE	Posted - 2007.07.06 05:22:00 - [1] Complete desynch from the *start*. I wasn't able to launch a single drone the entire fight. The petition has been submitted.
Davlin Lotze STK Scientific M. PIRE	Posted - 2007.07.06 05:26:00 - [2] Actually the bubbles were not that plentiful and the dictor pilots not that smart tbh because at the range they were at (close, but not smartbomb close) I could have easily dispatched them with drones.
Davlin Lotze STK Scientific M. PIRE	Posted - 2007.07.06 05:27:00 - [3] Originally by: Shamis Orzoz Originally by: R0ot Well played pandemic, but if you dysnc'd maybe the mothership pilot did also? But nice kill all the same. Everybody desynced. Wrong, killmail suggests that your carrier guys had their fighters in play whilst I didn't see a single one of them *ever* during the fight. Usually, as is evidenced by the various fraps of prior mom kills, etc, a sea of fighter\drones usually envelopes the target.
Davlin Lotze STK Scientific M. PIRE	Posted - 2007.07.06 18:02:00 - [4] Let's just put this in bullet form to save on space and hopefully clear up some of the factless statements coming from some in this thread: 1) I was in a gang doing local defense(not soloing) as one might expect any alliance member in any alliance that wishes to at least try and defend their space at any hour of the day. 2) I was unable to launch any drones at all. This was before and after local ballooned in count. 3) I never saw a single hostile fighter or drone on my display during the entire encounter. 4) I noted extremely poor tactics on the part of the hostile dictor force. They were orbitting about at 15km in a very nonchalant fashion. Had I been able to deploy drones, 1/2 to 3/4th of them would have been dead within 90 seconds to 2 minutes. TBH, BE have a much better command of their dictor tactics than what I saw from the hostiles last night. 5) I've survived three to four desynchs before. Never had I ever been without the ability to deploy drones and defend myself. Something else was going on with the node\TQ last night. 6) What saved snigg et al was their willingness to log out in combat and log back in to save their objective from failing. I never log in combat. I guess that's one difference between attackers and myself. Perhaps CCP can send some signals whether premeditated logging in and out from combat is acceptable or not. I think it shows weak character but I'm old and very old fashioned in that way :)
Davlin Lotze STK Scientific M. PIRE	Posted - 2007.07.06 18:13:00 - [5] Originally by: Shamis Orzoz Originally by: Davlin Lotze 6) What saved snigg et al was their willingness to log out in combat and log back in to save their objective from failing. I never log in combat. I guess that's one difference between attackers and myself. Perhaps CCP can send some signals whether premeditated logging in and out from combat is acceptable or not. I think it shows weak character but I'm old and very old fashioned in that way :) Any snigg pilot that logs in combat to save his ship gets booted from the corp. There's a big difference between logging to save your ship, and relogging because you are desynced. There's a difference between being old fashioned and being stupid. You gonna start booting with yourself Shamiz? How many admissions of logging out do we have here? And there's no difference tbh....you left the game to avoid a loss.
Davlin Lotze STK Scientific M. PIRE	Posted - 2007.07.06 18:14:00 - [6] Originally by: Factor Benz Originally by: Davlin Lotze Let's just put this in bullet form to save on space and hopefully clear up some of the factless statements coming from some in this thread: 1) I was in a gang doing local defense(not soloing) as one might expect any alliance member in any alliance that wishes to at least try and defend their space at any hour of the day. 2) I was unable to launch any drones at all. This was before and after local ballooned in count. 3) I never saw a single hostile fighter or drone on my display during the entire encounter. 4) I noted extremely poor tactics on the part of the hostile dictor force. They were orbitting about at 15km in a very nonchalant fashion. Had I been able to deploy drones, 1/2 to 3/4th of them would have been dead within 90 seconds to 2 minutes. TBH, BE have a much better command of their dictor tactics than what I saw from the hostiles last night. 5) I've survived three to four desynchs before. Never had I ever been without the ability to deploy drones and defend myself. Something else was going on with the node\TQ last night. 6) What saved snigg et al was their willingness to log out in combat and log back in to save their objective from failing. I never log in combat. I guess that's one difference between attackers and myself. Perhaps CCP can send some signals whether premeditated logging in and out from combat is acceptable or not. I think it shows weak character but I'm old and very old fashioned in that way :) M.Pire winning at Eve since day 1. Way to take it like a man. I'll leave it to an average joe trying to survive more than 10 minutes of goon crap at your local Burn Eden TS downtime session to pass judgement on your lot.
Davlin Lotze STK Scientific M. PIRE	Posted - 2007.07.06 18:22:00 - [7] Originally by: Ander stuff 1) My last killmail was a good hour earlier from five\six jumps away when I jumped in to support a alliance gang vs. a slightly larger hostile gang headed up to mpire space. 2) You made your choice...you logged to avoid a loss. I didn't log because in my three years in Eve honorable pilots never log, regardless. 3) Smart bombs were carefully cycled and turned off prior to repeated attempts to deploy drones. No drones left my ship during the entire encounter because the counters in my overview remained unchanged. I still had the same number of heavy\light\med drones right before I popped than I did at the start. 4) You were able to deploy drones\fighters because you are a logger. Just a fact dude. You choose to log from combat to avoid a loss.
Davlin Lotze STK Scientific M. PIRE	Posted - 2007.07.06 18:25:00 - [8] Originally by: Shamis Orzoz Originally by: Davlin Lotze You gonna start booting with yourself Shamiz? How many admissions of logging out do we have here? And there's no difference tbh....you left the game to avoid a loss. Yes, truely ethical eve players all sit there and look at their frozen screen when they fight. Whatever the servers deal out, you take it. Or you log. I guess we know who chose what course of action.
Davlin Lotze STK Scientific M. PIRE	Posted - 2007.07.06 18:35:00 - [9] At the start of the fight I had 33 fighters in my ship. Right before I popped I had 33 fighters. I had 144 light drones at the start. When I popped I had 144. The counters remained constant. Same with med drones, etc. No drones could be launched depsite dozens of attempts to deploy them.
Davlin Lotze STK Scientific M. PIRE	Posted - 2007.07.06 18:40:00 - [10] Originally by: Narciss Sevar Originally by: Davlin Lotze At the start of the fight I had 33 fighters in my ship. Right before I popped I had 33 fighters. I had 144 light drones at the start. When I popped I had 144. The counters remained constant. Same with med drones, etc. No drones could be launched depsite dozens of attempts to deploy them. No wonder you lost it, you act like a whiny little girl. says the brave alt.

Davlin Lotze STK Scientific M. PIRE	Posted - 2007.07.06 18:43:00 - [11] Originally by: Edward Einstein Edited by: Edward Einstein on 06/07/2007 18:39:58 Originally by: Davlin Lotze Originally by: Ander stuff 1) My last killmail was a good hour earlier from five\six jumps away when I jumped in to support a alliance gang vs. a slightly larger hostile gang headed up to mpire space. No your last killmail participation in Razor killboards is a Raven in LXW 13 minutes before your own loss. In that killmail you are second damage dealer with a Templar. I still can't get how you were desynced but you carefully timed your smartbombs and can comment on enemy dictor movement. In my experience when you desync modules are stuck active and all things in your client continue to fly on the direction they were flying. I never received that killmail. My killmail tally for that night is a hurricane an hour before and then my own losses.
Davlin Lotze STK Scientific M. PIRE	Posted - 2007.07.06 18:45:00 - [12] Originally by: SolApathy i dont get what you all trying to achieve with this? whether is kill was by a fault with the server or good tactics from rzr and PL everything else is just pointless the pixels that once formed a beautiful wyvern are gone and i dont think anything can be done. dont hate the players hate the game i guess tbh all i see this thread during into is more slander and general crap Just correct a few inaccuracies. Totally harmless activity :)
Davlin Lotze STK Scientific M. PIRE	Posted - 2007.07.06 18:48:00 - [13] Originally by: Beyond Horizon Devlin Lotze you're such a sore whiner looser :( For me to "lose" in any game, the game has to actually be, well, a "game." You know with rules and mechanics that function to the extent that there are two players or more in the game. Not one player bound and gagged and prevented by server issues from fighting back whilst the other players have their way with them. Get the picture?

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