Slow Week

I haven't had a lot of action this weekend; I haven't been feeling that great, and when I have been on, things have been slow.  Still, I need to post - I don't want to get out of the habit now.

We've rolled through more than a few C4's this week, and I think only two or three of them were empty and unused.  One night we opened onto a C4 being farmed by the Knights of Nii, a corp of wormholers in a C2 (with C4 static) and I spent a while watching them at work - they had four battleships and a pair of Basilisks,  plus a Proteus floating around the chain that had made some recent kills, while I had a pair of bombers, a Loki, a Tengu, and my Stratios.  The call went out for backup, but we still had hours to go until our prime time; they finished their sites before I got more pilots logged in.

I dropped into their corp's chat channel to say hi, and they had spotted my Stratios coming through the wormhole.  We talked for a bit and I hit them up with the CSM campaign stuff - asking about what they were doing and how they were enjoying w-space, reminding them that, yea, even if w-space is doing pretty well right now we should still vote for wormholers to make sure we don't get rolled over by a bad change, that kind of thing.  They were some cool guys with a lot of experience, and they liked the experience of living in a C2.

I bring this up because, for many people, they aren't in w-space for the "progression" but for the specific hole they moved in to.  Some people decide they will move their corp into a specific class of wormhole, for specific reasons, and would be happy staying there for the foreseeable future without having plans for moving deeper into w-space.

Another night we opened onto a C4 with about eight or nine ships on d-scan; a mixed group of Drakes and Myrmidons.  We were excited, thought we had caught another site fleet, but these were all floating in a POS.  I think that was also the night we went on a joint roam with some of the guys from EOL - the roam was interesting, and it was cool having them in our coms, but it was hard finding action that late at night.  I did have one C2 that I jumped into to scout out where I was greeted, and recognized, by the hole's sentry; that was interesting. :D

All in all, though, a quiet weekend of industrial POS planning, POS management, bitching about the POS roles (really?  You have to give a corp member the role to access everything at every POS if you want them to be able to adjust the type of material going into a reaction silo?), and talking with wormholers.

There are plans for tomorrow, though... I'll try to take plenty of pictures.  No spoilers, though, opsec.

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