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The Bloodbath of B-R5RB


The BloodBath of B-R5RB, aka the Battle of B-R5RB, was one of the most if most were the most prolonged battle to have ever been fought in any video game. This battle lasted close to 21 hours of straight game time and the overall expenditure of this battle was close to $300,000 at the bare minimum. Now how exactly did this happen, and why did it happen? Let's go over it.

January 27th, 2014, The CONCORD (the NPC “police force”) came to collect the sovereignty bill for a dead-end system in the Immense region called B-R5RB. This was one of the star systems out of the over 7,500 systems that the system had in general. This star system contained nine planets, 66 moons, and 12 asteroid belts, all of which were owned corporation called H A V O C, which was used by the alliance Pandemic Legion to control their sovereignty bills between planets. Sovereignty bills are a rental payment where the coalition has to pay a certain amount of ISK (in-game currency) to allow their control of that star system. 

Often if this payment were not to be paid off in time, then the CONCORD will come and demand this payment, and if it finds you have the cash required to pay off the bill, it would take it and move on. But if you don't have this cash amount in your treasury, then that entire region becomes unowned, which is what happened to this star system. But the Pandemic Legion was not about to call quits and this led to what we now call the BloodBath of B-R5RB.





This is the aftermath of this bloody battle, here are some stats to really open your eyes to what it ended up becoming:
 

**Totals destroyed:**


And you may ask now how much money went into fueling this war. It was a staggering 11 Trillion ISK's or in real world terms $300,000-$330,000

Statement from Elise Randolph, another Pandemic Legion Fleet Commander: //pastebin.com/t7CQufG7

“The lost momentum in the Soutnern conflict due to the B-R fight is a far greater loss than the isk assets.  Because try as you might, you cannot buy swagger.”

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