290: War At The Edge of the Universe pt 2

Posted on November 15, 2024 by Alekseyev Karrde

Aka The Big BOSS Man

-Jr. FC for our Omist contract opponents Cryptic Sharvas joins the show as our special guest

-Alek’s Big Announcement revealed!

-Contract Update: Omist from the other side of the line! How the war started, how it went, Noir.’s impact, and what’s next from BOSS’ perspective

-Contract Update: A record breaking WH loot drop swiftly dethrones Omist as our best contract to date!

-“POCO sov” explored from a new nullsec landholder perspective

-The Revenant Expansion: Full patch notes breakdown and analysis

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Revenant:

287: CSM19 Roundtable

Posted on October 9, 2024 by Alekseyev Karrde

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Featuring candidates Frozen Fallout, Gideon Zendikar, Mick Fightmaster, and Youngpuke2

Alek and Zeero run these CSM hopefuls through the gamut of current issues including:

Faction Warfare and what iterations are needed post-Havoc
Equinox nullsec after the latest series of content nerfs #RIPSkyhooks
The state of wormholes and what CCP should change/add, if anything

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286: Burstin’ Makes Me Feel Good

Posted on September 25, 2024 by Alekseyev Karrde

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“I think I had a hand in that”

-The Omist war continues to rage as both side continues to escalate and innovate, with BOSS establishing a clear advantage in this phase of the campaign

-An economic patch! The crew analyzes the impact of reducing cap ship and T1 BS prices

-Officer Frigate Mods and You

-Sov nerfs get partially walked back as Ansiblex and Cyno Jammers once again become deployable in most systems, along with less costly industry upgrades

-Are Skyhooks balanced?

-Alek goes on a jamming spree with a Vengeance, Laeve haunts a key pipe on the contract, and Zeero shares some exciting small gang skirmishes vs the forces of nullsec