The quiet was short-lived, however, as the IT fleet soon returned with a vengeance, and new strategies. Then, a success? The initial assault was pushed back, as they exited the system to regroup! Our tacklers had been dwindled but the bulk of our heavy firepower remained intact. Lasers, missiles, and explosions surrounded us all as we pushed our crews to the limits. Holy fire lanced out at our enemies as they did the same. Logistics counts put the totals roughly even for both fleets as the battle was joined.Ī fierce engagement followed on the gate as all our guns were brought to bear on target after target, with IT doing the same. The IT fleet was very well equipped: The vast bulk of their fleet consisted of HACs (Muninn and Zealot class), with Recons and AF/Inty mixed in for their tackling work. Tacklers were set loose upon the incoming gate in order to hold down enemy ships as they appeared in Q2-N6W.Ī lone interceptor entered the system, quickly burning back to gate and avoiding death, but gathering enough information for IT to enter the field. Snipers were relocated to the incoming stargate and took positions in optimal range to attack any entering ships. Our direct attack on Pet sovereignty had indeed provoked a significant response! The incoming assault fleet was actual IT alliance proper, not any pets. The Pet Alliances thus far had proven woefully unable to protect themselves (giving us a gift-wrapped Matari carrier to kill just the day prior), save for Nulli Secunda, who have demonstrated admirable gangs and have given us (and we given them) plenty of losses in recent weeks. The TCU attack proceeded without incident for roughly an hour, bringing the TCU shield just short of critical levels, until advanced Inquisition scouts began reporting massive spikes in nearby systems, with roughly our same number of vessels (approximately 70), incoming fast on the Q2-N6W gate! The fleet was siege-oriented, consisting of majority sniper battleships, heavy logistics support, and a good number of fast tackle vessels guarding the incoming stargates. In an attempt to 'tug the beard of the giant' so to speak, we recently deployed several system blockade units across three solar systems owned by one of these 'pet' alliances, and struck hardened targets of opportunity along these systems (Infrastructure hubs, etc).Ī TCU assault force consisting of approximately 70 Inquisition ships was formed for a probing assault on the TCU in Q2-N6W. Lightning assaults by roaming gangs and black-ops fleets have proven extremely successful thus far, and we have begun expanding operations with more traditional fleet makeups.
These attacks are generating valuable intelligence as we come to greater understandings regarding their strengths, weaknesses, available response forces, and ability to "phone" their IT masters for support. We have begun a campaign of general harassment and infrastructure assaults on these "Pet" alliances, both in Querious and low-sec Kingdom space. The "Khanid" or "Spanish" Inquisition Coalition has begun probing assaults into the Querious region which is wholly owned by IT Alliance, either through direct sovereignty themselves or through a number of "pet" or "renter" alliances, who own space in their own name and pay steep monthly tribute to IT for those rights. My several years posting here on the summit should speak to the veracity of my words, as I will relay facts to the best of my knowledge, and omit information that will compromise future Inquisition activities. In this report I will be striking a balance between maintaining operational security, while providing enough information for you to get a sense of the recent fighting and politics.
(Unfortunately this also means that there are no leaderboards.Greetings to the faithful across the stars,īelow you will find a battle report for recent engagements in Q2-N6W, in Southern Querious. While some later rank ships are a bit pricier or skillpoint intensive, the starting ranks should be suitable for budget and/or alpha PVP.Īt the time the site is purely client side (everything happens on your browser), so no killmails or character data are leaked to me or any third parties. There are 20 ranks in the current challenge. Submit the killmail link on the site and get assigned a new ship.Ĭomplete the challenge to win the dankest price of them all: bragging rights! If you can't think of what to fly next, or want to challenge yourself, UpShip is easy to play: Do you like PVP in EVE Online? Want to try out a new ship maybe? Are you familiar with the Gun Game game mode from Call of Duty and Counter Strike? UpShip is a "meta game" for EVE with the same idea: get a kill in the current ship to advance to the next ship.
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