I think they should organize a method of talking shifts. Kinda unfair that they have to watch the districts all day everyday in case they are attacked. If they had a couple teams taking shifts they could afford to take breaks from the game and play something else,

I think they should organize a method of talking shifts. Kinda unfair that they have to watch the districts all day everyday in case they are attacked. If they had a couple teams taking shifts they could afford to take breaks from the game and play something else,

For those of us who are slo, can someone explain how this works...

If A attacks B and gives up the minimum clone loss, then B is locked, but A is still vulnerable to attack with 50-70 fewer clones after the next DT/reinforcement because they lose 150, but they get whatever they generate still...? Then C can attack A, and D > C etc. until only one end of the entire system is exposed?

However, each district gets 2 cycles of clone generation to get back what they lose from battle, and every locked district cannot attack until more than 24 hours later... is this how it works?

So for every n districts to protect, Eon needs n+1 districts unlocked per DT, and 150*(n) clones for attacking district every 48 hours but will make... (80 to 100)*(n+1) clones each DT...?

I think they should organize a method of talking shifts. Kinda unfair that they have to watch the districts all day everyday in case they are attacked. If they had a couple teams taking shifts they could afford to take breaks from the game and play something else,

Now that they are getting their good fights they have decided to not allow them to continue by locking their own districts.

is this an exploit or a glitch? O just Teamplayers admitting they aren't any good at dust and have to resort to cheap tactics to hold onto their land.

LMFAO after all this talk of being a good corp your just afraid to fight people for your land.


Sad Sad Sad I guess all your mercs are retiring now too .. Haahahahaha cause their to afraid to fight cause they might loose.

No need to ruin a decent point by throwing hyperbolic BS in there.

They've locked their timers to avoid the public humiliation of losing. They've lost their resolve. Instead of letting Eon fight for it, they've locked the districts while they try to sell them.

Kind of tells you what they think of the other corps in Eon.

If you can't keep up with the pace of owning all of Molden Heath then the districts should be lost.

If you are thinking of buying districts, at least wait. Make them spend some more isk locking up their districts with their dummy corp.

Man vs Man Team Players has no peer in this game. But this game shouldn't be decided by 20 or 30 players.

Eon has advertised that they've lost interest in the game and many are going to play other games. Who knows??

But don't give money to them for districts. If they are leaving anyway just wait. They'll get tired of spending money on clone packs to lock up districts. You are FAILING at the meta game if you give them money for districts at this point.

For those of us who are slow, can someone explain how this works...

If A attacks B and gives up the minimum clone loss, then B is locked, but A is still vulnerable to attack with 50-70 fewer clones after the next DT/reinforcement because they lose 150, but they get whatever they generate still...? Then C can attack A, and D > C etc. until only one end of the entire system is exposed?

However, each district gets 2 cycles of clone generation to get back what they lose from battle, and every locked district cannot attack until more than 24 hours later... is this how it works?

So for every n districts to protect, Eon needs n+1 districts unlocked per DT, and 150*(n) clones for attacking district every 48 hours but will make... (80 to 100)*(n+1)- .5*n(150) clones each DT...?

IOW:
In full lockdown mode, between 40 and 50 clones are generated per district per DT on average....?

One thing I'm not sure of is, if clones are moved to a friendly district, that doesn't block that target district from attack does it?