Log Entry for May the 11th 2014
Monday.
The week started while I was still asleep and many hours before I even logged on. Calico, one of my past disciples got a nice Proteron HoF in team with her friend Billy, number 16 on the table at 1070PED, big gratz to them both.
Later Wolta kindly asked me to join her in an Arkadia Key 7, she refused to split the fee. As always this was good fun and quite intense. One of the rooms was so mob crowded that many of the mobs became unavailable to hit and we had to tempt them into hitting us before we could off them, quite frustrating especially when you can’t get pass them to hit something else. We completed the key with less than 9 minutes to spare, I’m sure we used to have over an hour, something may have been tweaked.
Later I visited the Huon, I had spotted many globals on them the last couple of days and wanted my share, I managed just one small one and a loss.
Level 45 knifefighter (Hit).
Tuesday.
A Riptor hunt with a small global giving 2 guns, both put on auction at the hunts end. Very little global spam on Arkadia, I do not know about anywhere else. Very few people on my FL on line, are the dreadful returns finally pushing people away?
Wednesday.
Both guns from yesterday have sold. I experienced an exceptional Riptor hunt with 2 very decent globals (both were MAKO Blizzard 1 (L)) and at least 4, maybe more decent sub-global loots the final result was a 202% return, a definite rarity these days.
Today is the last time I will see Nocturaline for a few days as she is away for a short while.
Thursday & Friday.
More Riptor hunting, the good fortune of Wednesday did not return.
Saturday.
An exceptionally poor Huon hunt during the day with Space Skilling Saturday in the evening.
Sunday.
I put quite a few stackables on auction, most of them sold that day, clearly I under priced them. Followed this with a rather poor Riptor hunt during which I got an increase to Level 45 Plasma Pistoleer (Hit), this finally dragged my average combat level up to 30 so I was quite happy in spite of the low return.
Chela Bias, Life on the Edge 