Mya – 2025-10-25
Status: Low-Sec (expected PvP) — Assessment Level: ELEVATED DANGER
Local Threat Warning: HIGH — concentrated spikes (Tue/Thu UTC); persistent small‑gang threat remains
Executive Summary
- Mya experienced two high‑intensity fleet escalations during 2025-10-19 → 2025-10-25 that shift the system from routine low‑sec risk to an active high‑risk theatre. The largest events occurred Tuesday 21 Oct (20:00–21:00 UTC) and Thursday 23 Oct (13:00–14:00 UTC).
- Two dominant hostile fleet threads are operating in-system (“Blops Breakers” and “Blops Counter‑Fleet”). Multiple Black Ops battleships, Blops‑capable cruisers, and force auxiliaries were destroyed during the spikes — indicating capital‑grade capability and objective‑based warfare.
- Persistent small‑gang and solo hunters continue targeting miners, frigates, and lightly defended ships outside peak fleet times.
What happened (key timeline)
- Sun 19 Oct 08:00–09:00 UTC — small‑gang activity; isolated kill.
- Mon 20 Oct — scattered kills vs industrials and frigates across three windows.
- Tue 21 Oct 20:00–21:00 UTC — CRITICAL: coordinated fleet engagement; 23 kills including multiple Black Ops battleships, force auxiliaries, and high‑value capitals.
- Wed 22 Oct 17:00–18:00 UTC — isolated opportunistic kill (Venture).
- Thu 23 Oct 13:00–14:00 UTC — CRITICAL: secondary concentrated fleet action (17 kills). Several destroyed items listed with victim: null (deployables/structures/objectives).
- Fri 24 / Sat 25 Oct — low‑level opportunistic/small‑gang activity.
Identified hostile threads (primary actors / profiles)
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The Blops Breakers (Highest threat — Thread Level 5.0)
- Profile: Heavy escalation fleet, covert jump deployment and focused target prioritization.
- Reported ships: Moros Navy Issue, Machariel, Bhaalgorn, Zirnitra, Nyx.
- Reported characters involved: Ilyesledz, Optimiser, Legionare Legion, Mapache Doom, Kalaratiri.
- Behavior: Targeted Black Ops battleships, mobile cyno inhibitors, logistics and force auxiliaries. Avoid all contact.
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The Blops Counter‑Fleet (Extreme danger — Thread Level 4.5)
- Profile: Large response/retaliation fleet with objective removal/counter‑operations.
- Reported ships: Naglfar (Dread), Zirnitra, Widow, Phoenix Navy Issue, Basilisk, Huginn.
- Reported characters involved: Mr Bio, Kurt Harry Spett, Paquito, Karl Rudolf Horse, Athena Blackwell.
- Behavior: Heavy interdiction, electronic warfare and structure/deployable kills.
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T3 Cruiser Assassins / Solo Roamers (Thread Level ~3.0)
- Example: Proteus operator (Michel Ferran). High risk to solo pilots and unescorted cruisers/industrials.
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Light Hunters / Small‑Gang (Thread Level 2.5 and below)
- Ships observed: Astero, Hecate, Thrasher Fleet Issue; recurring attacks on Mackinaw, Venture and other miners/haulers.
Operational Risk Guidance (rooted in observed data)
- Avoid transit and operations in Mya unless you are explicitly prepared for capital/black‑ops engagement. The presence of capital and Blops fleets makes incidental contact potentially catastrophic.
- Do NOT operate Black Ops battleships, Force Auxiliaries, or other high‑value assets in or near Mya without overwhelming escort and clear control of the area. Recent losses include such hulls; risk is immediate and verified.
- Schedule any necessary operations far outside the documented peak windows. Analysts recommend off‑hours such as 00:00–04:00 UTC, but proceed with extreme caution — opportunistic small‑gang hunters remain active at all times.
- Treat any fleet presence as potentially catastrophic. If you detect a large fleet entering Mya, assume Threat Level 5.0 until proven otherwise; disengage and extract.
- Light and unescorted ships (miners, exploration frigates, industrials) are repeatedly targeted. If you must transit, prefer fast, warp‑capable ships with warp‑disruptor/point countermeasures or travel in adequately sized escort groups.
- Expect objective‑based warfare (deployable/structure destruction). The presence of many victim:null entries indicates fights over objectives or structures; operations around known deployables are especially dangerous.
Tactical considerations for commanders
- Do not rely on random local safety; the two main threads are organized and possess jump/Blops capability. Plan convoys and operations with this capability in mind.
- Use scouts and long‑range observers to detect and avoid covert jump bridges and cynos; a large sudden spike in player count or capital signatures usually precedes the catastrophic windows observed.
- If conducting recon or harassment, avoid exposing logistics and force auxiliaries inside the system unless supported by superior force.
Final assessment
Mya is currently an active theatre with organized, high‑resource belligerents engaging in fleet and objective warfare. The system is unsuitable for routine operations by lightly‑equipped pilots. Avoidance and careful timing are the primary mitigations available short‑term; any presence should be limited to operations that accept high probability of loss.
EIN will continue documenting activity frequency and threat patterns.