Knowledgeminer believed that Anti-Ganking could only succeed if it actually stopped ganks. Making up stories about imaginary victories wouldn't do.
Akmaund and some of the other Anti-Gankers had a different perspective. Since they were unable to stop CODE., pretending to win was the next best thing.
Fellow rebel Faye Salentine was so incensed that she actually put a (modest) bounty on Knowledgeminer. That would teach him not to criticize people for pretending to defeat CODE.
Faye spoke for most of the anti-Code resistance when she said it simply didn't matter. Anti-Ganking wasn't in the gank-prevention business anymore. Fantasizing about beating CODE. was just as good.
With both sides firmly entrenched--despite theoretically being on the same side--it appeared that nothing was going to get resolved.
Suddenly, Akmaund sounded the alarm: Gank in progress!
The "gank in progress" was soon an accomplished gank. An unlicensed miner was destroyed in Isanamo, right in front of Akmaund's very eyes.
Putting a brave face on his latest failure, Akmaund celebrated the CONCORDing of the gank ships.
Anti-Ganking, as usual, got the news right on time.
'Twas another crushing defeat for the rebels. They couldn't prevent a gank even when they had someone sitting right there in the asteroid belt while it was happening.
Akmaund had failed before, but this time felt different. He was frustrated and angry--at himself and at the AFK miner. Maybe some of Knowledgeminer's words sank in.
The aspiring rebel leader couldn't understand why the miners were so irresponsible. Why wouldn't they help him help them?
Akmaund's efforts to save the miners were ineffective. But at least he tried. And maybe the miners didn't even deserve that much.
Akmaund lost faith and went inactive. His dreams of battling CODE. and leading Anti-Ganking disappeared into the night--like so many miners' ships and pods.
Meh seems made up
ReplyDeleteAlways!
DeleteAkmaund saved himself ample pain and heartache by perceiving promptly what every rebel is doomed to determine eventually—it's futile to help those who will not help themselves. Perhaps he wasn't the fool he seemed.
ReplyDelete"and it's not because of me, it's because of them."
ReplyDelete- Miner who decided not to fly a procurer
The " ship of shame "
DeleteAnti-ganking are becoming increasingly irrelevant. They are masters of a lost cause. I think it would be for the best if they called it a day. At least they can say that they tried.
ReplyDeleteI would have to agree. When I first learned of the antiganking movement, I was excited, I had visions of huge battles between gankers and antigankers, and great content for all of highsec as a result. Instead, AG turned out to be a damp squib, happy to sit around and claim victory for whoring on Concord mails, and let their delusions run rampant.
DeleteI would say that it's time to put AG to rest, but they have done that themselves already with no help from anyone else. Sadly their intelligence was lacking from the start.
I think the main factor keeping ag relevant is us frequently talking about them.
DeleteI have a hard time believing anyone who insists that they are a 'good guy' or how honest they are, or how cool they think they are.
ReplyDeleteAre they trying to convince me, or themselves?
Akmaund should do everyone a favor and shardani asap.
#IRLofcbro
"im really cool. but people dont last three min to see it... usually."
ReplyDelete"and its not because of me... its because of them."
Yeah, this guy is either 12 years old with a chunni complex or severely autistic (maybe both).
Both of you are autistic af
ReplyDeleteSez the retard crying about it.
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