Cool story from last nite, was doing fw with me and 2 others in my squad. We ended up in a match that the entire other team was kill em quick. 1 was able to add 1 more blue to my squad, but every one else where talking about how we where going to be redlined. The map was the new city map with A under ground. I set the capure order to B, called in my scout fitting and headed to A while my squad worked on B. I hacked A and the supply depot and back shot 2 reds on my way. I set the defend order on B while i switched to my proto hmg heavy and proceded to defend A. By this time i picked up 4 blues helping defend A while my squad defended B. The rest pf the blues fought over the two outside objectives managing to capture them for short times while we never lost either objective in the city. A long story short, our team of rag tag blues where able to holdoff a full team of one proto wearing corp and win the match with good smart teamwork, and no concern about our kdr. I gave everyone in my squad 1 mill isl to help with thier lose's and to reward them for unshelfish play. I hope any single Caldari loyalist that reads this will understamd you dont need nothing more than teamwork to compete and win some of these battles.

One thing that sticks out is how unorganized the players are. I jump in matches that had only one squad open. I create squad and get on comms to encourage everyone to join. No one is budging. In just 4-5 matches the team was highly organized and not coordinating any attacks. Some objectives were lost that shouldn't been lost. I mean, I saw the blueberry standing right there as they hacked the objective.

We are going to need to flood the FW with our organized corporations. Hopefully some players will catch on when we lead the way.

Yes, i would be willing to do that. Only through a united front will we be able to defeat our enimies.

For the State

I must apologize my fellow Caldari. I am very adept at handling small scale interaction and planning. Leading small groups into battle is almost second nature, but first and foremost I am a warrior. I have been since my youth when my days were spent hauling up fishing nets with my father and learning how to fight from his first mate.

But when things get this large I tend to get out of touch, to many variables involved you see. So I return to what I know, patching up my wounded and creating more wounded for the enemy to deal with.

All this to say I apologize for my absence this last week in our growing community. I am still committed to the cause but I must confess that I am at a bit of a loss as to the direction our original venture is taking. The original creators of the Kirjuun Heiian need to meet again, as do I feel the newcomers to the fold, so that those like myself who have been caught up in the busyness of life might get a better understanding of what all is happening within our beloved State. And more importantly what we can do to continue the glory that it holds.