With major hostilities over and me fairly busy, there haven’t been many fleets forming up when I’ve been online. Though, there have been a good number forming just as I was about to log, which is always frustrating. I’ve been joking for ten years now that I’d be uber if I lived on the west coast.
So without big fleets, I’ve been enjoying a little bit of PVE, something I haven’t done for literally years. The amount one can make just ratting semi-afk is absolutely astonishing to me. I pulled in around 150 million this weekend and didn’t even really concentrate on complexes or anything. Some of it was a bit on the ludicrous side. I got up Sunday and did a few belt rats and got two hauler spawns in a row, to the tune of 20 million for about ten minutes of ratting and hauling.
Two little bits of PVP. We chased a southern HAC fleet around for a little while and played cat and mouse. I did some scouting with my cov ops pilot while trying to two box a dictor. We also did a pos repair and I brought out my maestrom for the first time. Quite daunting, but nobody showed up.
But for now, times in the north are quiet.
Yeah, it’s important to break from the hectic buzz and chaos of fleet ops and do some carebearing. It’s also quite rerfreshing to read the blog of a fellow alliance grunt; a lot of the EVE bloggers I encounter have some rather swollen egos, so it’s nice to see some posts from someone interested in a riveting and animated retelling of various fleet hi-jinks and not using their blog as a platform to troll carebears or smacktalk their reds.
Keep it up, and seeya in fleet. 😀
-The Dame