Not every carebear appreciates the Code. Vantaanya was triggered when he witnessed our Agent speaking about mining permits. Out of nowhere, he accused the mighty CODE. alliance of destroying EVE.
It was safe to say that Vantaanya was not of the "CODE. has no impact on the game" school. But where had he gotten his heretical notions about gankers killing EVE?
Normally one might blame a place like the EVE subreddit, where many anti-Code carebears dwell. But Vantaanya held a grudge against Reddit, too.
The carebear's anger loosened his lips. He shared a stunning secret: Pearl Abyss had plans to attack CODE.!
According to Vantaanya, Pearl Abyss intended to remove suicide ganking from the game. Nothing of the kind has been announced in public, so the carebear must have been in private talks with the Korean gaming company.
Our Agents grew concerned for the miner; even sharing his revenge fantasies about Pearl Abyss had not calmed him down. Vantaanya had a vendetta. Had he been ganked by CODE., perhaps on an alt?
Surely Vantaanya wasn't still upset about losing a cheap pod to one of our members back in 2015. Then again, when it comes to highsec carebears, anything is possible.
It appeared as though no one had ever told Vantaanya that ganking improves player retention. If only he knew that the New Order was the only organization committed to saving CCP from bankruptcy.
Another bombshell: Vantaanya accused our Agents of widespread botting.
Someone had done a thorough job of brainwashing this miner. In protest, our Agents raised a chorus of James 315. Would it be enough to bring Vantaanya to his senses?
Instead, the troubled miner attempted to recruit a fellow carebear to help him protect Uedama against the gankers. Would Vantaanya's rebellion gain traction--and threaten the security of highsec?
To be continued...
Vantaanya seems most upset.
ReplyDeleteI've seen this before. One miner gets in a brick tanked bait Procurer. Another miner gets in a brick tanked Maller. They're both fully prepared to proclaim victory in the ISK war if ganked, and taunt accordingly. The oldest of them cloaks a sniper ship 50km out. A few others jump in Griffins and tackle frigates. When a target gets hit elsewhere in system the frigates warp around frantically trying to find out where it happened, and arrive when the gank is over and the loot already scooped. They soon lose interest. The bait ship gets ganked and the pilot loses the expensive pod he forgot to swap out. If still at his keyboard, the sniper ship decloaks too late to make a difference. Then, utterly defeated, they hurl a few defiant words to cover their hasty retreat.
ReplyDeleteI think I look a bit like Indiana Jones in my fedora.
ReplyDeletei watched an ag video, and they were yapping on about making sure the gankers were scrammed and unable to warp away after the gank
ReplyDeleteA night in good spirit. It was easy to follow code into the major conduits and scram their pods because of the beacon. Invasion space makes killing their pods even easier then before. Why kill CODE pods you might ask? Do we need a reason? Bwahaa!
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