Kay Han
Caldari
Friendship 7 Corporation
STYX.
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Posted - 2007.12.24 17:02:00 -
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Edited by: Kay Han on 24/12/2007 17:02:30
 Originally by: Malachon Draco
Could you specify by what you mean here? How is MC losing atm, as far as I can tell the only systems being fought over in PB are BoB systems. MC's systems seem secure atm, and I do believe 2 of BoB's stations in PB fell to Tortuga.
If I look at the current situation, I see BoB holding TPAR firmly with a big fleet, but so far not on the offensive in PB. At the same time, REDSWARM+allies is pushing through FAT towards Querious and with BoB deeply involved in PB, I don't see them mustering enough of a defence to stop the offensive up north that is heading towards Querious and Delve.
If BoB wants to take out Tortuga, they need to take the Sov 4 MC constellation in PB. Even if BoB go on the offensive, how long would it take, and do they have that much time?
Much truth in this post.
As for now the "Superfriends" assault on Tpar as been stopped.
From what iŠve saw so far, MC & cannonfodder isnŠt putting up much of a fight.
Maybe it comes with the time, we will see.
temp napping MM clearly shows that the wannabe tortugans arenŠt able to get 1vs1 with the GBC.
From my point of view, itŠs just a matter of time until MC formerly announces the nap with the northerns, since the are clearly not able to get Period basis on their own.
I mean come on.
"Superfriends" neutral? Thats the greatest joke this year...
Not gonna to be topped in the remaining days...
Its hard to defend every front at once. But targets come closer... slowly...
25s will fall pretty quick methinks.
The russians are preparing the assault on Fountain / delve.
The Northern "Naptrain" will overrun Querious.
Only AAA is gone a bit queite over the last days....
If the GBC can hold against the ****storm comming, is another story...
It will be definitly very interesting next year. But luckily Delve is full of NPC station to base from.
Originally by: CCP Atropos
Personally I think Amarr ships should consume slaves in a similar way that other ships consume ammunition.
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