i m no longer a virgin!
http://kb.lx2gt.lu/?a=kill_detail&kll_id=21641
my first kill... :p not solo, in a grp, but still a kill nevertheless hhahah
we were gate camping when he appeared in the gate and got bubbled. my Crow stopped its lazy orbit around the gate and quickly moved in to pepper the red with faction missiles. After he popped, i attempted to lock the pod but couldn't. (can't remember why) but nevertheless he got podded too. It all happened in a flash so i can but catch only a few glimpse of what happened. More often than not though, you only notice the flashing red in your overview, the name of the ship, the owner in the local channel and your flashing modules. oh also the range to the target so you knwo when to activate your modules.
Rarely do you get a chance to look @ your pew pew and the enemy ship... but great fun nevertheless :D
but before my romp around EVE-O is done i did a very facepalm thing (if you don't know what that means, it means basically something u do that is so D-UH that u slap the palm of yr hand to your forehead :X)
we were tracking this red between a few systems and bubbling up the gates whilst trying to flush him out. By that time it was rather late and i doubt Comet could hold in his pee+poop any longer. So i decided to head to the nearest station and dock up. Little did i know when i went to that station, i noticed him on scan. (i had warped to 100km from the station as i tot he might do that and lo and behold, he was @ the station).
Now a few things happened @ once...
a) i tracked him, tried to move twds him whilst activating my MWD
b) i typed into the fleet chat "he's @ station!"
c) some of the fleet members chimed "what? he's docked up?"
d) at this time i was still flying towards him when he disappeared from my overview
e) to which i then typed "he's docked up". Because...well... that's what i thought had happened...
f) my mistake caused a few of the fleet members to warp to the station
g) this allowed the red (who is in a shuttle btw) a little window from which to escape and fly home safely.
*FACEPALM*
~sigh~... lessons learnt:
1) don't panic when seeing the enemy, calm down, run through the SOP (standard operating procedures), i.e. target, MWD, zoom to view ship, inform fleet.
2) talk more into comms for faster conveying of information
3) be sure of the whereabouts of the red before reporting




