I think someone (lots of people) should make an alliance called Distributed Denial of Service and do an overhaul attack on PC and take it out within 1-2 months (or less). This way all of Molden Heath is owned by DDoS and people can say that DNS was DDoS'd and DDoS has denied the service of all the bad guys.

Then eventually break it into the many many corps and alliances except for DNS who'd already have billions of ISK to fight for it back.

There's no doubt, but in today's Dust 99% of the playerbase doesn't give a damn and moving forward that is a HUGE problem.

It could be true that they don't give a damn OR maybe they are just clueless as to what is really going on.

I personally applaud RND for their game that they play. They have played the mercenary role about as purely as you could hope for. I'm surprised they don't really push DNS to see how much they really value the blue donut, because I'm sure that they could squeeze a lot out of them in order to keep them to not turn, or just to be the bodies that ring.

Probably doesn't help we have some of the more out spoken members of the community. Or the fact most view us a big faceless blob trying to ruin the game.

Also thor sota is sorry and wants you to notice him. Please do he crys like the villian from iron man 2.... not pretty.

Not really mercs tbh

They just hop alliances like a flea does on a cat

You are viewed that way because you are that way to all of Dust except DNS. Never seen anybody else fit the exact definition of a villain in dust than DNS. You abuse mechanics in a game mode that is difficult to get into from the start, then complain to everyone that we should just shut up and thank them for ruining the game through their cheating because that is the "only way to progress the game" (still lol about that one, does anybody buy that?). I've also heard that we should've stockpiled a few hundred billion isk, like they are currently doing, before they took everything over because "we all knew this was coming".

I personally can't wait till they lose a district or 2 after the (hopefully soon) clone pack adjustments, then everyone leaves DNS because the cash cow has been slaughtered and easy-mode is over, and by leaving they can still say that they were never beaten and that they just "gave it up for the community". Should be fun to watch.

A month or more ago if you asked anyone who the most hated entity in Dust was, I would wager that Ancient Exiles would be the overwhelming response. Fast forward to now and it appears from activity on the forums that they are the most likely to break away from this donut that is plaguing Molden Heath.

If a group like AE were to break away from the donut and stand up for the masses how would you view them? Would you buy clone packs and overwhelm DNS timers to assist in leveling out the situation in Molden Heath?

Just to be clear, I have no inside knowledge of any happenings inside of AE. This is just how I perceive things from multiple posts on the forums. I don't believe that any of the heads of DNS corps would willingly move their corp out of that group and the revenue streams it provides. This is just me bored waiting for technical support to pick up the phone (so far I'm waiting 30 minutes).

I trust any General more than I would trust anyone in AE leadership and that is my biased opinion.

GÇ£If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor. If an elephant has its foot on the tail of a mouse and you say that you are neutral, the mouse will not appreciate your neutrality.GÇ¥

That is a outright lie. Tso's was always about NOT taking 100%. We had hard limits to the number of districts that a corp could hold.

You are the bad guys, because you follow a bad guy. Get used to it.

Yes.

Because if one power owns all of Molden Heath, they'll have the ability to make tons of ISK. That ISK will eventually follow them into Public Contracts, where they'll be able to use the best gear in the game without having to worry about financial issues; eventually effecting Public Contracts as we know it (ie, more protostomping).

It's pretty much a domino effect.

Yes.

Because if one power owns all of Molden Heath, they'll have the ability to make tons of ISK. That ISK will eventually follow them into Public Contracts, where they'll be able to use the best gear in the game without having to worry about financial issues; eventually effecting Public Contracts as we know it (ie, more protostomping).

It's pretty much a domino effect.

Lol, wuh? Get some air man. Put down the game controller.