Maybe I’m just not thinking correctly now.. Nah.. Gotta be me.. Cause you said that Vanguard are criminals and banned by every “civil group”. Vanguard has a “blockade” with Merczateers.. And Ordo.

I have personally not found/have been told a reason of why they have done this. Since I, being a long time member of VG haven’t seen a single weapon/explosive/vehicle unfair to military standards.. I see drones.. Phantoms.. Fucking everything from these other armies. And from Vanguard we are called “griefers?” If you are such a great spy.. Infiltrate VG.. Its pretty funny the laugh we get when spies are infact found.. And we don’t give a fuck.

Nothing to hide in Verklund.

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Now I was at EAFs base defending during the.. “revenge raid by mercz” they left in under an hour and were sourly ass fucked to put it in the best words. I went back to Supox laughing on how one of the top militaries on the grid was taken down by around 3 VG.. And EAF.

Have fun with your fucked up imaginations about Vanguard.. But if you want some truth.

Fill out an application.

Thank you all so much. Without your long-winded and grandiose expressions of how much you hate each other’s group tags, the Milfag scene would not be nearly as entertaining for me as it is.

Special thanks go out to Caine for writing such stellar material. Keep up the excellent work!

ILU GUIS <3

The Gunny

AT EASE SOLDIER!

The Gunny

R Lee Squirmy,
Int’s not a private, he’s the Red Land Baron….

YOU’RE ALL RETARD SHITSTAIN NERDS!

KILL YOURSELVES NOW!

DO YOU HEAR ME PRIVATE INTLIBBER PYLE?

The Gunny

As for the specific problem of equipment leaking/theft, thats the toxic influence of Christoph Naumova. His people (Lance LeFay specifically, among other members) have been operating under Christophs orders for some time to try to hack the vendors of Operations to try to undermine the economic base of Mercz, to copybot their equipment. All this evil has Christoph at its root. If you were to ask me who were the three most evil people in SL, two would be Christoph (none are in AN, tho a few members seem determined to make the list).

Now, on to why STABLE, and other documents like it, are flawed and will never work. Before I stopped associating myself with the Merczateers, we were well on our way to creating an entire new division that isn’t even remotely touched upon by STABLE. The shitstorm behind the attachment Uriel was the perfect example of why STABLE doesn’t work. Someone came up with a new concept, a new type of weapon, and it took two weeks for the AN (yes, the AN. Not the STABLE signatories, just the AN) to convene and discuss the concept. That was one new system. ONE. And that system had the bonus of being EXTREMELY beneficial to all parties involved because of the low amount of lag it produced. How are the members of the Ascendant Initiative going to react when they see Iron Symphony’s new battle fleets, Infantry 2.0, land vehicles, and the dozens of other new weapons and ideas we’ll be bringing to the front?

The Alliance Navy earned their name and claim to fame by coming up with new, radical concepts and ways to engage in combat. For a long time, the AN was the only military with airpower, as well as a respectable naval group. They pioneered those ideas. Had we had something like STABLE around back then, the AN’s progress and creativity would have been greatly hampered. STABLE not only tries to regulate tactics, but it tries to regulate that which cannot be restricted, and that is the human imagination. The flexibility of Iron Symphony makes its strongest showing here. When a radical new technology hits the field, it takes all of two minutes for the commanders of each group to say, “This is what we have. This is what it does,” and “Alright. We’d like it if you didn’t use it this way, for this reason.” There’s no formal conferences or conventions and four hour debates about how it should reload. It’s a quick, verbal agreement based on respect and communications between the groups. Not only that, but it avoids the hypocrisy of STABLE, which while SUPPOSEDLY being founded as an agreement between a group of militaries, is pretty much run, maintained, and altered unilaterally by the Alliance Navy.

Instead of allowing one group (a group that is out of touch with the combat community and is desperately struggling to preserve their last shreds of importance) to decide and regulate in concrete terms how we as a whole engage one another, we should have the maturity and sense of responsibility to ourselves and our members to speak to other commanders and deal with things as human beings playing a game instead of lawyers.

“Here’s why. I’m new to combat, I join a new military, new military has no idea how to conduct itself, very confused, subsequently gets banned from most military military sims, someone hands leader STABLE (IM: you’re doing it wrong) leader reads STABLE, “oh so thats how to fight in Second life”, everyone smiles, group prospers, the end.”

That right there is more proof of my point. If instead of trying to rely upon rules and regulations, we focused on sportsmanlike conduct and respect, there wouldn’t BE ban lines. There wouldn’t BE concrete regulation of weapons. There wouldn’t BE drama. A new group could rise up and immediately get into the fray, without worrying whether they were STABLE/IS compliant. And most importantly, there wouldn’t be groups that are founded upon and thrive on the strife between the groups. We all know who I’m talking about.

My last point is directly to your remark about Ordo being serious bsns. Well of course they are. Having been a part of the original foundation, I can tell you from firsthand experience that the people that became Ordo, as well as their leader, were forged in the fires of hatred, arrogance, and disrespect of the Alliance Navy. Many members of Ordo still remember quite clearly how members of the AN (who are still around today) treated us in our early days, and that’s something that’s not easy to forgive or forget without a mutually established dialog that does not involve a covert objective of ego stroking. The Alliance Navy only has themselves to thank for the current state of Ordo, and only when they are ready to talk like men will they be able to change it.