![]() GalNet References Interstellar Correspondents News: A year might be a reasonable time-frame until Delve runs red with blood again. Once BoB, with whatever name we will fight with, is able to field big fleets itself, we will start this war again, trying to get hold of our former home. ![]() RKZ is refreshing its minds, reinventing itself, re-motivating its members and creating new goals, new principles. made the decision to retreat the only logical one. The end of the war in Querious was expected and the bad turnout. We are burnt out and tired of the war how it is now. "The last few weeks and months since Haargoth disbanded BoB and we had lost our home have been painful, morale-sapping and fun-destroying. ![]() It was the second of these that led to the decision to retreat, as KenZoku pilot Pagefault explained: It is said that there are only two routes to defeat for a force of effectively-immortal capsuleers: bankruptcy and broken morale. LadyScarlet of Destructive Influence, KenZoku, declined to comment on whether her alliance had any moon-mining revenue still available to it, but her views on KenZoku's financial status were quite succinct: This is a luxury KenZoku does not share with their enemies." "The constant income from high-end moons is the easiest way to keep capitals in the front lines without having to worry about losing them. Flinx Evenstar, also of PL, mostly agreed but felt that the lack of high-end moons cut off an important source of fast, easy income. The alliance has a considerable Tech 2 blueprint portfolio, however, that is capable of generating an estimated 142 billion ISK per month, so Viper ShizzIe of Pandemic Legion thought the use of existing towers was simply a matter of logistic convenience. Shortly prior to the retreat order being issued, rumours spawned that KenZoku were suffering financial difficulties after they moved control towers from one system to contest sovereignty in another. Sources in RAZOR and Morsus Mihi were quick to reject this idea, saying that many of them had developed close friendships with allied pilots during the long war. how it'll turn out, doesn't mean it'll happen like that."Ī source within KenZoku predicted a less rosy future for the forces who have been allied against them, anticipating an increase in tension between GoonSwarm and the Northern Coalition which he described as "inevitable" without KenZoku as an enemy to unite them. When that's done, it's probably time to say goodbye to friendships forged over a few years. After that, we need to ship all the stuff we've taken down here out. Those need to be turned over to Goons in a safe way. assets in Querious RAZOR, for example, holds a number of to cover our expenses. First, we need to be careful so we don't this up in some way and get ambushed. Many pundits believe that when the former allies reset each other, it might lead to the occasional skirmish between roaming gangs, but no real territorial challenges to each other.įred0 of RAZOR Alliance gave his views on how any standings reset would work: But now it's time to deal with all the trouble Triumvirate and White Noise caused in the North while we were away." ![]() we learned from each other and now have common goals for the future. Even if GoonSwarm were not our best friends in the beginning. "In the beginning, a lot of people were doubtful, but we showed them that we are able to fight in any situation. He commented on the campaign and its end: The Northern Coalition's Southern Campaign Fleet Commander, Imperian, announced the withdrawal of RAZOR Alliance and Morsus Mihi the same day. The last KenZoku sovereign system, KY-I1L fell on the 18th, and sovereignty in the hotly fought-over system of 49-U6U was taken by GoonSwarm at noon on the 19th. SirMolle ordered a KenZoku retreat on the 16th June, abandoning its remaining systems and control towers in Delve and Querious and withdrawing, leaving the wealthy territories to GoonSwarm. 49-U6U, Querious - Following months of fighting, Delve War II (as it was known) has come to an end. ![]()
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