Imperium bombers continue to pose one of the greatest dangers for Pandemic Horde fleets, and Asher in particular is an evangelist for the use of bombers in nullsec, as well as being familiar with fighting while outnumbered. However, the swift arrival of MBC allies prevented the Imperium from winning the entosis fight, leaving them unable to capture the station.
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Fighting ramped up immediately, and on 17 April an outnumbered Imperium fleet led by Asher Elias won a significant tactical victory, inflicting heavy losses on PH, most of them with a series of textbook stealth bomber attacks. Then on the Saturday of 16 April, Goonswarm Federation FC DaBigRedBoat publically declared on stream that he would capture Horde’s staging system of O1Y-ED in Fade by Monday. With The Mittani declaring his intent to pursue his enemies in a relentless “Hellwar” after the break-up of the MBC it seemed for a moment that the fighting might be over. By mid-April the Imperium had lost most of its space, save for half of Pure Blind, and parts of Vale of the Silent. I joined EVE and World War Bee at the start of April, and fought for Pandemic Horde as a “newbean,” taking part in the MBC offensives into Fade and Deklein.
This is part one of Melos Exelion’s “The Battle for Fade”, truly taking us to the ‘boots on the ground’ level of this conflict” – Niden Newbean Crucible in the Battle of Fade
Have you ever wondered what EVE looks like from generation WWB? Well, here’s the story from one of those players, drawn to EVE by the drums of war. The Battle for Fade: Part I Melos Exelion on Share Tweet
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