Providence Bloc forces were en-route to the system in a one hundred pilot Harbinger class Battlecruiser fleet when reports came of not one, but three HERO Coalition fleets. One was the much talked about Eagle class Heavy Assault Cruiser fleet, comprising of around eighty of the coveted ships, as well as that number in Moa class Cruisers and a robust logistics wing, numbering a full fleet, two hundred and fifty-six pilots. Added to that was a support fleet of Ferox class Battlecruisers, numbering at more than forty, as well as a Test Alliance Please Ignore Ishtar class Heavy Assault Cruiser fleet of a hundred and seventy-five pilots. All totaled, the ERVK-P system hosted more than five hundred and seventy pilots, with Time Dilation effecting several systems away as well.
With the odds against them, Providence Bloc forces chose to stand down rather than face an assured defeat. This allowed HERO Coalition forces to clear the system of hostile Sovereignty Blockade Units, as well as anchor their own defensive Sovereignty Blockade Units instead, assuring that the system can be made invulnerable at a moment's notice, thus further complicating any further attempts of assaulting the system.
Not content with only saving the system, HERO Coalition forces went on to incapacitate several of the Jump Bridges in the neighboring systems that serve Providence Bloc, deploy Sovereignty Blockade Units of their own in the 7MD-S1 system, and reinforce the Infrastructure Hub before finally departing.
With this turn of events, it seems the initiative is firmly back in HERO Coalition's hands. The question remains though, how long a war are we looking at, and what will the price paid by both parties at its end?
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ReplyDeleteI like that, can I say you are my favorite commenter so far?
DeleteCVA, a 1500 member alliance in existence only at the pleasure of the coalitions. TEST alone has almost three times the numbers of CVA. A war? Only in the most tactical sense. CVA is the playground of the coalitions, a place to flex without fear of full scale war with another coalition. This is just the most recent romp in the rumpus room, is all. You know, coalition PvE.
ReplyDeleteTest is shit and will stay shit for some time. You can have 10000 you stil bring 50 to a fleet not much more
Delete"existence only at the pleasure of the coalitions" and the same cant be said for HERO. They took catch completely on their own and the other coalitions are just afraid of them. Totally not pets.
Delete"Test is shit and will stay shit for some time. You can have 10000 you stil bring 50 to a fleet not much more"
DeleteDid you completely skip reading the article?
Yep u mad cos test?
DeleteMaybe your diplomats will contact Hero diplos and negotiate. Hero is usually open to talks!
ReplyDeleteHave your people call our people, also, we need to decide ahead who brings the drinks and who buys the food, can't negotiate on an empty stomach!
DeleteYou forgot the bomber fleets. HERO had a couple of fleets with multiple wings waiting in system. Overkill is a relative term.
ReplyDeleteIt was 1 (read one) bomb run of two squads with 6 pees each (3rd squad warped into bubble).
DeleteNope, that was the next timer. This timer we were blue-balled as we had 500 in system.
DeleteThe bombing run which you are talking about is is also on this blog in the next story dated the 14th Aug . I was in that wing as well and died...... but I got on 30 KMs :)
Not being mean, Provi was getting it's butt handed to it in their prime time when HERO was taking another system.. UL something I think. The ONLY reason they didn't take it is because one of the power blocs sent a third party fleet for fun. What in the world made CVA think it could take on HERO in their prime time when they can't even Reliably defeat HERO in their own prime time?
ReplyDeleteAhaha you do know that provi didnt have 1 prime time fight et?
DeleteProvi prime time is EU no AU or US
And when we get sbued we bring fights hero just docks untill their only fc logs back in