Uedama has changed the number they need to gank is far higher, 2 years ago they where in the main unopposed , now we can stop them , they have to gang up now and form large fleets and even then we can stop them as Aiko knows . Days go by with no freighter ganks , small groups try now and then but we stop them , Hight sec Godess stopped ganking Uedama .
Now only when they plan large fleets that overwhelmed us are they successful but that’s not all the time .
We changed Uedama as I said we would but they I’m sure will never give up , our forever war will continue
I think it’s great to see this type of emergent gameplay where you know there are going to be a lot of targets to shoot as they try and gank a freighter.
Incidentally clones don’t seem to cost anything anymore, maybe that makes ganking too easy.
You didn’t change anything. 20 billion ISK worth of freighters have been ganked in Uedama so far today. 40 billion ISK worth of freighters were ganked yesterday, and so on, and so forth…
Yes it comes and goes, we will never stop it completely but when we have the numbers these days we can stop them.
If you have been around Uedama for a long time you will know it’s been changed , code , Kusion and Godess fleet would attack we impunity , it was almost 24/7 now they have to have the numbers and a week can go by without an attack at all.
These days the gankers are very slow in picking targets , I was in Uedama yesterday unfortunately only had a short time but all they did was tether dock change ships and tether again , it was still nice to see how many player doing a bit of anti ganking and the number of freighter using the web trick .
So yes we have changed Uedama from what it was but in reality we can never stop it 100%, they even gank in Perimeter now going after jump freighter with number you can do anything , with numbers we now stop them …
I was just wondering, do people within a cult ever say oh look I’m in a cult, as they blindly follow their leaders instructions. Not talking pacifically about Aiko but in general.