
Dominious
Gallente New Light
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Posted - 2008.05.03 23:09:00 -
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Originally by: Academy CEO You northern nap monkeys really don't get it do you?
Let me spell it out for you.
Your alliances frankly suck, people do things like AFK travel in jump freighters during empire wars, you have non-existant standard of recruiting and many stupid pilots who cannot handle themselves properly during wartime or take simple precautions. You are ripe for the picking in Empire and there is good money to be made from your incompetence.
TRISURGE don't need more numbers to beat you in 0.0, they've already proven that. They're doing perfectly well without Phalanx by their side in Z-K (how are those pos removals going by the way?).
So instead of adopting your 'omg omg, we're losing, we need more numbers despite the fact we already massively outnumber them and will still lose with even more numbers' approach, this alternative powerblock are putting their resources to intelligent use.
TRISURGE spank you in 0.0, whilst PA spank you in empire.
Maybe if you put up more of a fight in Branch against TRISURGE (like, actually trying to defend those 20 deathstars you lost a few days ago), then PA would actually come and get involved 'properly' as you like to put it.
But all the time you're hiding in BKG and reinforcing random industrial POS when no-one is around the defend them, and running at the slightest chance of a fight or hotdrop, why would PA come up for the lag when there is more fun to be had ganking your AFK freighters in Empire.
The irony is all the Naptrain monkeys smacking PA for a strategy the naptrain themselves have allowed to happen, by utterly failing in their campaign to remove INSRG.
So smack away, nap monkeys, because the last laugh is definately on you.
Your hate is entertaining  Seriously dude, it's JUST A GAME. Calling us monkeys and throwing insults left and right doesn't help much Relax a little. Go drink a beer, and come have a friendly banter chat. That 'NAP' you so much despise is there for mutual benefit among all parties involved. It's an integral part of politics and holding space. It comes in handy in situations such as this. Pew pew is great. But this game also offers the opportunity to play at foreign relations a bit. And that can be fun as well. |