Greetings all! Since I'm sure all of my readers (all three of you) have been wondering why I haven't made any posts lately, well, it's a long story and a lot less exciting than internet spaceships. In lieu of my own post, however, today I bring you a guest post by a fellow Tusker, Valgore Meurte. In it he gives an account of a tooth-achingly exciting duo engagement and an important window into the mindset of a lowsec pirate. Read on, and enjoy! (No, Val, I didn't edit this. It's all you, buddy.)
So I want to talk about piracy and the way I view it. It is simple
really, I gank people for isk. Good fights are fine, solid fleets are
fine. But to me the best thing is when I tackle that Faction Fit Navy
Dominix and hold it long enough till a mate shows up so we can take it
down. That is where I find the most enjoyment in this game. The
stalking of the prey, the rush of the nab, and the thrill I get from
seeing the shiny bit of loot in my cargo-hold. Then there is the tears I
sometimes get that make it even better. But those are only the things I
get when everything goes smoothly.
