On 18Jul2020 0118, Alex Goodwin wrote:

> Can't remember why - think finances were constrained.
>
> Have to admit, the wormhole diving was fun, if buttock-clenching.
>
> "Did one of you scanner guys just put probes out?"
>
> "No" "Nope"
>
> "... guys, cloak up".
"Hole 4A just wobbled. Anyone jump and forget to say?"
"..."
"Okay, did anyone see anything in Hole 3? Hole 4?" "Is anyone in the
chain on a non-stealthy?" [Not that anyone should've been except with
scouts before and behind, and everyone aware so a combat group could at
least try and get revenge if they were hit.]
"Who can fly a Dictor?"
"Okay, everyone else, get on Comms, combat channel and Fleet up so Tar
can organise the combat group."

That was when it got fun, when someone (probably a lot like your guys)
was in 'our' wormhole chain. The other fun was taking a few small ships
and popping out of a wornhole into null-sec space and seeing what we
could catch, though for a bunch of supposed empire-builders and pro
warfare types the average null-sec player was amazingly timid. Also,
null-sec was mostly empty, the only sign of inhabitation in most systems
being the basic Sov stations and piles of bubbles around the gates.
Mostly cowards, very few would take a fair fight, or even a somewhat
unfair one (to their advantage).

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Rupert Boleyn <xxxxxx@gmail.com>