That really was the highest point, Jita when invaded will not be so fought over. There will be no people to fight then, peeps will at last walk out of homes, no gorona anymore, and their stuff will be safe in Jita 4-4 npc station, waiting for better times. Only some pro trig in his 3 multiboxed Leshaks wil be there, he is always there in EDENCOM sites.
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No the good guys lostâŚ
the better guys wonâŚ
so what you are saying⌠the null block alliances got out done by high sec âplayersâ
Yeah i agree with you that null blocs are spoilt brats and CCP shouldnât put up with it. But that doesnât have anything to do with the trig invasion in empire.
Grats on your NPC content taking over from players fighting players âŚiguess.
36 hours is a long grind â especially from a group that was reminded they need to step away from the keyboard and maybe take a bath. Is this new eve?
Bath ???
Thatâs what baby wipes are for.
Was a lot of fun everyone
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Thank you and the rest of TTI for the opportunity to take part. I wish I got myself dug in sooner, this is the most engaging PvE content Iâve ever been involved in.
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Ah so because you personally werenât there to see the pro-EDENCOM pushback it didnât happen. Seriously?
A long time ago in a expansion trailer long since forgotten CCP said the Empires were losing their grasp on power, this theme has been slowly escalating for years with newer NPCs providing various levels of active threats to players.
Trigs are merely the newest of the NPCs that actively threaten empire control and the first to offer players in hisec the chance to actively influence the amount of control the empires have for a more than a couple of days
Itâll get patched a couple of times before it works in a more balanced manner in terms of the influence hopefully going both ways.
I understand the Triglavians. What I donât understand is Edencom. Edencom seems completely redundant to the existing empires and their fortress systems seem pointless. If the Trigs lost a system, it could have just reverted to normal. Instead, it stays âinvadedâ but with a fortress. It makes no sense to me.
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Yeah, that could and probably should be the first step in the empires taking the system back, not the end stage, like establishing a beachhead. It wouldnât be the first time that someone released something before they had the rest of it that makes it work ready to go live.
Iâve not looked at the mechanics so Iâm basically John Snowing it at the moment 
The reason that the system becomes a âfortressâ is a gameplay mechanics reason. If they system did not become a fortress, and reverted back to a normal system, then it could be targeted for invasion again.
This would mean that the EDENCOM players would see NOTHING for all their effort.
The term invaded is potentially confusing if itâs used like Xeux says, fortified would be a much better label for a system in a fortress state.
The gates leading into EDENCOM fortress systems still have giant flags of Triglavians on them and the station text is all triangles. It is pretty silly.
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Yeah thatâs daft, if itâs a fortress system it would make more sense to swap the trig flag for an edencom flag and revert the text back to normal, or another font.
Do you still get trig npcâs roaming in Fortress systems? Cause then i can see the value in having them show on the star gate.
Trig NPCs will only be found in Triglavian Minor Victories and Liminal Systems.
Emerging conduits can be farmed in Minor Victory systems but there are no sites in Liminalities.
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There is normaly 1 roaming trig fleet in every edencom minor victory as well