If I am not too keen on it as an option, it is mostly because I have been a pretty bad corp mate for the last few years. That is the easy option, one that maintains the status quo for me. A corp in TNT with the name Dynamite is acting as something of a consolidation option for some of the smaller groups, including our old corp BSC Legion, which showed back up in TNT after some adventures elsewhere, including a stint in Circle of Two alliance. But there were also some SIG things going on in December and I didn’t want to leave until they were done because when you change corps in the Imperium it resets all your memberships and you have to go back and re-apply to everything.Įventually though I will need a new corp, and with the new year upon us it is probably about time to get started. I paid for them, and awarded some to the old hands who were still around. I noticed that somebody had made me a corp director as part of this, clearly a mistake, and I abused this and spent some time making awards.
The corp will linger on in the alliance for a while to allow people to find a place to land and, as such, I stuck about for December. Now, about six years down the road, the wheel has come around and the new corp has run down. Not really a logo, but something I threw together I recorded all of this in a blog post, naturally enough. It was actually the same tale of diminishing numbers and flagging participation that led a group to splinter off and form the new corp, Black Sheep Down. Our corp, born amongst some guild drama back in 2013, was an off-shoot of the first null sec corp I was in, BSC Legion. We had never been a big group to begin with and never had as an aim to become one. In early December we got a note indicating that our corp, Black Sheep Down, would be closing up shop. This time it has come around to where I live. If people stop showing up for your party eventually the party is going to get cancelled. And that applies to any gaming group or guild in any game. Still, it is true enough, and the story of null sec has its share of tales about once mighty groups that wasted away from within then crumbled when the next crises that came along. That was some “deep” insight from me after being in null sec for a little less than two years. The real killer is entropy, the slow wasting away of your corporation or alliance or coalition until it is just a shell of its former self. The true enemy of organizations in null sec are not hostile in your systems, or SBUs on your gates, or bad fleet doctrines.
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