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[Tim doyon]

Damon Howe, on 03 February 2012 - 08:20 PM, said:

O_o

19 pages?!?!?!

Not bad for a relatively unknown clan is it.

Edited by Tim doyon, 03 February 2012 - 08:24 PM.

[Damon Howe]

Well they do have pretty significant roles under the table...which, of course, is always more dangerous.

Never truly "liked" the Sea Foxes, but since Dark Ages I've grown to appreciate them.

[Tim doyon]

better be careful Damon you might get into trouble with your clanmates for saying stuff like that

[Rabbit Blacksun]

under the table ... all our dealing are quite out in the open ... except those ships we loan you for the invasion ... that was sorta under the table ... but hey we don't have to be liked ... just recognized for our complete and total level of awesomeness

on a more serious level the more you read into the clans the more you see the CSF show up, even if its just in passing mention to them, so yes as a back ground clan they seem to hold quite a bit of influence, they just never jump out like the other clans did, and yet they get mentioned in almost every major campaign and then get side noted as one of those weak clans. Cept several source books make note of their clans warriors as being just as powerfull as other clans ...

I dunno ... I like em, I like the way they operate, I like what they stand for, and as a clan that you play for adaption and growth they are simply perfect

[Coralld]

Thanks Rabbit, I was having trouble right clicking it and getting the URL that way but never gave me the option, not sure why, but no biggy.

Don't worry Damon, we wont tell any one what you said.

[Rabbit Blacksun]

yes its called blackmail ...

[Damon Howe]

Rabbit Blacksun, on 03 February 2012 - 08:30 PM, said:

under the table ... all our dealing are quite out in the open ... except those ships we loan you for the invasion ... that was sorta under the table ... but hey we don't have to be liked ... just recognized for our complete and total level of awesomeness

on a more serious level the more you read into the clans the more you see the CSF show up, even if its just in passing mention to them, so yes as a back ground clan they seem to hold quite a bit of influence, they just never jump out like the other clans did, and yet they get mentioned in almost every major campaign and then get side noted as one of those weak clans. Cept several source books make note of their clans warriors as being just as powerfull as other clans ...

I dunno ... I like em, I like the way they operate, I like what they stand for, and as a clan that you play for adaption and growth they are simply perfect

Indeed. I won't say I like them because that would be a lie. The only clan I straight-up like is in my sig, as you know. Aside from that there are several Clans I appreciate and acknowledge, Sea Fox being one of a few (Wolf and Ghost Bear to name pretty much the only others).

Needless to say, Clan Sea Fox is the mercantile rival to the Snow Ravens politics. And together....that could be deadly.

Edit: Forgot about the Cloud Cobras. Those guys are pretty fun too.

Edited by Damon Howe, 03 February 2012 - 08:37 PM.

[Rabbit Blacksun]

yeah ... I think you have seen our version of friendly relations ...

[Coralld]

Any kind of possitive input from a Snow Raven to a Sea Fox is a win in my book.

[Damon Howe]

Indeed. I think our mw4 battles also tend to speak for themselves, quiaff?

[Rabbit Blacksun]

Aff ... though ... I am thinking we should stop chasing each other around the maps and actually focus on killing other mechs

[Damon Howe]

Agreed.

Kit Fox and IS Jenner vs the world. lol

[Rabbit Blacksun]

LOL

hey that jenner set up was annoying and mean as hell I still get wins off that set up, even against assault course ... I leg em first so they are even less manuverable ... its Omigir in that damn cougar of his that i am working towards beating with a steady rate

[Damon Howe]

Thanks ,your Kit Fox is nasty too. My only problem with the setup is it doesn't have the "killing" move that you can put on your Kit Fox or Omigir's Cougar. It'll run through your armor for sure and throw your heat up in a hurry, but when it comes down to it, that Jenner as is needs a partner to work with, otherwise it's odds depend on the map, skill of piloting and pure luck.

Honestly my Urban Mech has gotten me most of my infamy in recent days, lol.

[Rabbit Blacksun]

pffft damn trash cans ...

Yeah the Jenner and the Cougar need partners to get that killing blow in ... though the cougar works hella well with the LBX Omigir mounts in his ... plus its fast enough to act as a scout killer too

Though I did make an imrovement to the Jenner that gives it a "killing blow" ability

[Damon Howe]

Same. I added an Arrow.

[Rabbit Blacksun]

I hate! the arrow system ... finally get tone and their goes your torso spinning 80 degree's to the left or right ... and there goes your tone lock

[Coralld]

If your mad about one arrow you should have seen the Longbow I loaded with FOUR!!

[Damon Howe]

lol, that's what makes it great.

"Hmmm...there's a Jenner on that ridge...he's pretty far off though, that Warhammer is a much more threatening tar-WHAT THE CRAP WAS THAT AND WHERE DID IT CO-.....oh just great...."

By then missile 2 has hit and missle 3 is ready to fire.

"My Atlas was kicking butt...then it took an Arrow to the knee."

Edited by Damon Howe, 03 February 2012 - 09:41 PM.

[Rabbit Blacksun]

-twitch- ...

Nah ... Catapault ... 2 Arrow cluster and 2 lrm 10 packs running in tandem with a owens with TAG thats a nasty combo and I dont jump snipe XD

you and those damn Arrows... Oh I did learn the Hgauss can and will nock a jenner across a map into a building and then blow you up when it hits your legs >.<

Edited by Rabbit Blacksun, 03 February 2012 - 09:42 PM.