system name and kill report or it didn't happen.

that doesn't make very much sense. no one contracts isk. you lose a brokers fee doing so.

Heads up Dusters: CCP Makes the story, not you.

fact check in a videogame? as important as it is in real life? lololololol....

oh wait u were serious werent u? plz kill urself.

once again youre butthurt because they didnt fact check the imaginary or play make believe the way you'd like? get over yourselves its not that serious. again the whole thing is pretend, u look petty.

...Heads up Dusters: CCP Makes the story, not you. The Community makes the drama and the development...not you...

Congratulations, butthead, you just missed the entire point of EvE Online with that sentence. You do understnad that the WHOLE ******* POINT of EvE is that they players make the story, not some lore wizards in the back. There are no quests that you do not make for yourself (sorta). The Battle For Caldari Prime? That's US writing the story. Yeah, we may not do all the details, but it's still our story. You just completely lost all credibility as a journalist for me.

Eat **** and Die.

Me: Community makes the story, drama, development, not a single person/group
You: Players make the story, not a group of lone wizards

lol. It seems we had a misunderstanding..... Glad to see we see eye-to-eye. Perhaps I used bad wording. Dunno why you think we are in disagreement; my whole point was that the community makes the story....whereas this story takes the events of the community and puts its own story to it.

But whatever, I'm happy knowing that we agree even if you didn't see it. Sorry for confusion, but I 100% agree with you. I was only trying to express that the players make the story, not Dusters.

o_0

But that's the thing, is that he can make the story. There is so much that goes on in EvE that CCP doesn't write about, that's why people like Dusters like to sensationalize things. Hell, CCP can work it into the story like "Early reports received conflicting intel, ranging from a raid in space to a heist". Nevertheless, don't be uptight about people making up their own story for events. We've all done it for some fiction that we've read/watched/whatever.

Well I guess you're right but that's not completely why I responded. Uptight about someone making their own story, not so much; oversensationalizing a corp battle that was just that---a corp battle......that's what I was partly uptight about. I mean, others in response to this thread, the facebook group, and the other various discussions on this issue have pointed out various faults with the story-type; ranging from why would ISK be travelling in cargo ships like this to why would this be considered closer to the EVE-side of things when it's Dust related.

I guess I just don't understand the need when all that happened is easy to understand. If Dusters would have had some drama story about the two Contracted parties (the organizations that setup the contracts) and the planet involved...all data which is listed in game and by the videos....then it would have been an amazing story. I try not to delve deep into that kind of fiction unless it's what people want. But I mean, even EVE players will read that story and be like "huh? Why would ISK be transferred like that?" There isn't clarity to the story; some people are even asking if its a Dust event or an EVE event. That kind of confusion shouldn't exist in a "news" report (hence my citing of the word).

But I see what you're saying and I realize that I guess I came off as a whiny *****. But whatever is "made up" should be done with consistency and a mind toward the community as a whole. Besides, there's so many different responses to all this its difficult to discern the worthwhile ones from the irrelevant ones. If I offended you or ruined your opinion of me then I apologize.

PFBHz Intel Office received word of an upcoming large ISK transfer being moved by Planetary Response Organization via local relay station. Checking data logs, it is identified that a PRO striketeam has been deployed to secure the relay station to ensure transfer of funds is successful. PFBHz accepts a defense contract in the region from the 24th Imperial Crusade to safeguard the relay stations, deploys logistical support to secretly utilize the relay for their own ends. PRO and PFBHz squads engage in a lopsided firefight as PRO was not expecting a deployment of such high-profile mercenaries to such a backwater relay station in such short time. PFBHz logistical suppport re-routes PRO funding through back-access hacks and successfully acquires funding as their contract from the crusade expires, and PRO forces are forced to withdraw with their mission being unsuccessful.