Friday, August 21, 2015

Over Seven Hundred Thirty-Eight Billion in Shares Sold


There are so many benefits to joining the New Order family--it's hard to keep track! One way to show your support for highsec civilization is to purchase shares.


This week in particular, we saw a lot of new shareholders joining up. Let's get to the Supreme Protector's Tips of the Hat™!

Luncapup is new to stock ownership, and he's already playing for keeps. Right out of the gate, a purchase of 5,000 shares. This sent us past the 730, 731, 732, 733, and 734 billion isk marks. Luncapup earns a Quintuple Supreme Protector's Tip of the Hat™, which isn't a bad way to get started in the business world.

em0 was soon to follow with a purchase of 3,000 shares. Nicely played! We moved beyond the 735, 736, and 737 billion isk marks, and em0 collected a Triple Supreme Protector's Tip of the Hat™ to call his very own.

Last but not least, we have the next chapter in the story of Ryscantor, who in a recent edition of the Highsec Miner Grab Bag called himself my "worst possible enemy". But in truth, he's not all bad:


Ryscantor's alt, Aedan Tau, joined the ranks of our shareholders with a purchase of 1,315 shares. Now we've crossed the 738 billion isk mark. Aedan earns a Supreme Protector's Tip of the Hat™, which doubles as my acceptance of his apology.

The New Order Treasury is overflowing with goodwill for highsec!

3 comments:

  1. Is this the part where you start reimbursing Titans?

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    1. Titans are a bot-aspirant ship by design. They are flown by cowards that rarely ever use them in combat. Our valiant Knights and their Catalysts are far more worthy of reimbursement.

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    2. I disagree. If you sit in a Titan long enough you're going to find yourself in PVP just so an alliance can say they blew up your Titan.

      Wait... actually.... I just realized. They're not allowed in high sec. Yeah, they must not have been intended for real PVP.

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