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[DeT Resprox]

TIME 00:20:00 15.06 Isanamo hit - REPORT HERE

Slave Endorma01 present

80,000  civilians lost.

[Seriphyn]

Bah, more of the same? Guess we anti-Nation RPers will be stuck watching helplessly as thousands get kidnapped, and the Sanshaites get to rejoice and that 

[Ghost Hunter]

Bah, more of the same? Guess we anti-Nation RPers will be stuck watching helplessly as thousands get kidnapped, and the Sanshaites get to rejoice and that 

Erm, in our defense we were actively repping the wormholes and countering your ECM efforts? Oh and slapping war targets around but not sure if that qualifies...

[Silver Night]

Updated with a link to Darranibal's thing, since I haven't been able to keep updated with all the attacks.

[Mithfindel]

Why should people (as in, anti-Sansha folks) wait? Admittedly, getting in to Stain to nuke a few things from the orbit, put down colonies on Sansha planet etc. isn't exactly feasible, but it would be something. Would some Sansha sites have any evidence, or something that could be claimed to be evidence - or even pieces of the wormhole tech?

And oh, the slave was Endoma01 - so, the former CONCORD traitor is now a True Slave.

[Milo Caman]

Ohshi-

[Alain Colcer]

nice fleet, how much loot would that be? 

[Julianus Soter]

The fact that the agent locators were returning 3-C in Jove space since day one. . . we ignored it because we thought it was surely some kind of CCP oversight. Or that the agents were just being stupid. I mean, really, how would they be able to track a Nation True Slave across half of the universe?

We noted early on in the attacks that 3-C had also experienced some NPC ship losses, which shouldn't have happened. in the original ISD news article, we had listed it as a possible attack site for the first invasion wave.

So, yeah, interesting times ahead. Either they've conquered the Directorate, or they're merely being given a place to launch attacks from due to their previous dealings with Admiral Oueria and his fleet.

[Yoshito Sanders]

What a twist!

[Kasuko]

Wotcher, chaps. 

[Mathra Hiede]

...Awesome.

I Just with I could be online more than 5 minutes a day to do stuff with this!
Gah, I am looking forward to seeing how this arc pans out!

[Graelyn]

I find it frustrating sometimes. I have no idea what I'm supposed to be doing besides showing up, encouraging Imperial loyalists to do the same, and acting sufficiently Amarrian.

But I'll keep doing that, I guess. This arc is important to me, because I need to know if investing my future in EVE in trying to be apart of the storyline is possible/worth it. I've blown literally years trying to do so in the past only to find what a waste it was, and I want this time to be different.

I've been encouraged by a lot of what I've seen thus far, but I've also been hopeful before, and then let down. So, here's hoping for a conclusion, whatever it is.

[Yoshito Sanders]

I think there's clearly some sort of resolution being built toward that players can, in some way, interact with. I don't know how certain events have come to pass (such as the player managing to get through the wormholes into the Jove system). But from someone on the outside, it looks like there's a path being walked and the players are able to push it along.

[Kaleigh Doyle]

I think its fun to watch, but my inclination to interact at this point has all but evaporated. I look forward to seeing how it ends. 

[Mithfindel]

A loyalist's notebook, on the margins of the page titled "Events":
- Can I benefit from events?
* Example: Recover equipment used by the evil opposition

- Can my empire benefit from events?
* Example: Defend the interests of my empire
* Example: Recover advanced equipment used by the evil opposition, take it to a laboratory and give the results to my empire.

I'd assume that Jamyl wouldn't mind knowing how to control wormholes. In any of her minds. Any Jovian technology recovered would be a bonus and a vindication for the great failures of his house regarding Vak'Atioth.

Similar to the more mercenary entities, except that the release of information would be public, followed by an auction where the tech was sold to the highest bidder.