Originally by: Colje

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So I just went through your KB (minus 2 weeks), those numbers you reported is just pure LIES.

Go ahead ppl, check it yourself. Sure you got loads of cheap kills...but 45 bil vs 1.6 bil? just lol .

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Originally by: lecrotta

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Originally by: *****zilla

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Originally by: lecrotta

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It looks to me like their game involved killing lots of you and not dieing much while your game involved not killing them and dieing a lot.

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Are you telling me that a gang in voice coms with scouts and cloaks and looking for pvp can pop those that aren't organized nor looking for a fight? News at 11! This is revoluntionary!

We're talking about an organized gang that is known for minimizing risk. Of course their k/d ratio should be high. In our opinion let them trim the fat. Their results were disappointing. Either they weren't active or aggressive as we thought or we've less fat than thought.

Either way this is nothing new. This isn't unique. This isn't special.

Originally by: lecrotta

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And as far as losing ships is concerned your right i do not like it but then again who does but at least with the guys im with now and when i was with BE i lost my ship because of my mistakes

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Being afraid of a lag bomb shouldn't stop you from playing. You can choose to fight in a big fight or not based on if your computer can handle it. It doesn't make sense to ignore half the game based on something that might strike once a month.

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Maybe they were not organized bud but from what ive read BE were in the same system or two for at least two weeks, now that as far as i am concerned is plenty of time to get organized.

My PC is fine bud in fact its a very high spec one but the fact is that apart from fleet maneuvers large blob fights involve no individual skill on the part of 99.9 percent of the pilots involved and i do not pay my fee to either watch a frozen screen or to press f1-f8 along with 300 other muppets and hope i do not get called as a target.

Now you may call this being afraid of lag but i call it common sense and think that anybody who watches a frozen screen or locks and hits f1-f8 and calls that piloting or pvp is just kidding themselves and is afraid to get into small gang pvp where a lack of actual pvp knowledge and skill is made glaringly obvious and cannot be hidden among the blob.

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Originally by: Tyremis

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Edited by: Tyremis on 08/05/2008 22:38:23
one rapier and one hound is all i found so far lulz man im drowning in cloaks!!

those 4 losses were specifically against ED. Not my whole eve career quote away

We are smashkill we leeroy into people with far greater numbers all the time. In fact almost daily. Now that is what i call fun!

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Originally by: oodin

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Edited by: oodin on 09/05/2008 00:55:01

Originally by: Tyremis

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Edited by: Tyremis on 08/05/2008 22:38:23
one rapier and one hound is all i found so far lulz man im drowning in cloaks!!

those 4 losses were specifically against ED. Not my whole eve career quote away

We are smashkill we leeroy into people with far greater numbers all the time. In fact almost daily. Now that is what i call fun!

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no offence but smash doesnt leeroy into anything outnumbered...well they used to shuttlebomb but dont think that count
*edit* and you jumping blindly into 5 BE ravens doesnt count as leerooy either

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Originally by: Lord Fitz

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Originally by: Evil Pookie

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Correct me if i am wrong but the whole concept of a leeroy is that you rush into insurmountable odds and get wtfbbqd with no hope of survival.

What you do is more like a zerg rush. you have the insurmountable odds and with little or no inDUHvidual skill you outnumber your foe and swamp him.

^^ this is something to be proud of?

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You're wrong, ask Etheral Dawn and IRC, we jump into them when they outnumber us significantly even knowing we will lose, it's not good for the k/d ratio, but believe it or not it's fun, and that's more important to some people.

We have people lose their dreads in a fleet fight, and still go back to get their carriers to continue a losing battle.

We lose, and we dust ourselves off and we do it again, and again and again and again. Until the other person gives up, regardless of how good their k/d ratio is, eventually it doesn't matter. And as a bonus we often win too. But most importantly we have great fun.

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