22.2B ISK Fleet Clash Ends with a Loss of Blood and Steel in MR4-MY
A 22.2 billion ISK battle in MR4-MY left 76 ships wrecked and a mixed coalition of attackers and defenders trading blows across a 132-pilot engagement. The heaviest single prize belonged to Spaghetti N' Meatballs, whose ship was finished off after a sustained assault by The Initiative. and its allies.
THE CATCH
What began as a large-scale fight in MR4-MY quickly turned into a costly exchange for everyone involved. The engagement ran for more than half an hour, with Fraternity., Solyaris Chtonium, Spaghetti N' Meatballs, The Initiative., Brotherhood of Spacers and others all feeding ships into the same violent knot of space. By the end, the field had been carved up into 76 losses and more than 22 billion ISK in destroyed hulls.
THE PRESSURE BUILDS
The ship losses suggest a battle fought at a mixture of ranges and roles rather than a single clean strike. Kikimora hulls accounted for the largest share of losses, with Redeemers, Purifiers, Widows, Hounds and Flycatchers also among the wreckage. That spread points to a fight where both strike craft and heavier assets were exposed as the engagement escalated.
THE DECISIVE LOSS
The most expensive destruction came from Spaghetti N' Meatballs, whose ship was brought down by a coalition of attackers led in the record by The Initiative. and Brotherhood of Spacers, with additional damage credited to Brave Collective, The Caldari Fourth District and Dudu Micha. The final blow was recorded by WarBeacon, but the larger picture is one of a concentrated, coordinated effort that overwhelmed the target after sustained pressure. For Spaghetti N' Meatballs, the loss alone accounted for more than 8.3 billion ISK.
THE AFTERMATH
The battle appears to have ended as a clear demonstration of force rather than a fleeting skirmish. With nearly every major participant posting meaningful losses, the result leaves all sides bloodied, but the destruction of an expensive prize in the middle of a major fleet action gives the engagement its weight. In MR4-MY, the wreckage suggests a fight that punished overcommitment and rewarded the side able to keep pressure on the target until the hull finally gave way.
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