Aramis Madrigal
SVER True Blood
Public Disorder.
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Posted - 2013.09.10 17:43:00 -
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Sgt Kirk wrote:Vulpes Dolosus wrote:Usually larger corps have feeder corps where they can harvest isk fro... I mean train newer players. SVER's is Neanderthal Nation, idk about others. Basically swim the proper channels, message a member of the corp you want in and see what you have to do to get where you want to go. top corps don't need feeder corps, we have districts to generate income. The only corps that use training corps for income are poor, low tier corporations.
We have ~19 districts and our feeder corp NTN has 2 of their own. I think having a training corp has been an asset for us. It serves as a place for lower SP/ inexperienced people to squad up and learn/grind.
Cheers,
Aramis |
Aramis Madrigal
SVER True Blood
Public Disorder.
33
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Posted - 2013.09.10 18:59:00 -
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Guinevere Bravo wrote:ReGnYuM wrote:
Ouchy, thought we're friends.
Firstly, I like to say way to transform a harmless joke into a personal attack and then proceed to flame. All I was doing was making fun of STB to farm likes, and guess what? It was working. However, now you have actually started something. Furthermore, I find it funny how you mentioned the same game where I dropped a 20 bomb and all of STB went negative.
As for your point about Cubs, you're right I do not pull the strings. However, I do talk to him on daily basis and I will be informing him of how STB treats those who ring for them, and maybe if I am really really lucky... I will get watch Sver prime burn all over again
Like I said I expect a formal apology.
I thought it was just a straight jab at STB which was not needed, I was just defending the name of my corp. If a harmless joke was all the intent here then my bad, I take it all back.
Going to highjack this one just a bit. Wouldn't it be nice if there were established conventions for conveying all of the information that is lost through text/electronic communication? The internet is probably mature (as in old/developed...) enough to support a means to denote the para-lingual and prosodic character of what you're trying to communicate (beyond typing in caps or adding superfluous punctuation.)The ways we speak, as well as the kinesic, haptic and proxemic components of language are often lost in translation, so to speak.
Cheers,
Aramis |