Last I was in Aarhus, I helped Mark Byers out with some equipment and setting up a temporary farm, since he was just about the only #resistance #Ingress player there. Now he's been painting the town seriously blue.

Last I was in Aarhus, I helped Mark Byers out with some equipment and setting up a temporary farm, since he was just about the only #resistance   #Ingress  player there. Now he's been painting the town seriously blue.

Originally shared by Mark Byers

Here is the sitrep for our mission where the resistance covered Aarhus in 17 overlapping blue fields.

Summary of Achievements

* 17 overlapping blue fields over Aarhus - the second largest city in Denmark.
* 975,000 Mind Units.
* Aarhus covered with at least one layer of blue for 48 consecutive hours.
* Fields were able to survive multiple enlightened attacks.


Agents Involved

@doubleshot- link clearing
@GiEFHUGZ- intel operator
@Jerslev- link clearing
@liquidnoir- link clearing, planning, field building
@MarkByers- link clearing, planning, field building

Full report contained in the document.

Happy New Year!

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1p_HEPAlg7K6hiKMGCVI1Xbix_YVGSvcJONBHVKIOUXM/edit?usp=sharing

#Ingress #IngressReport

Comments

  1. Mark Byers31 December 2013 at 03:31

    Thanks for your valuable help in Aarhus last year! That "temporary" farm was kept alive for a long time despite constant attacks. The enlightened, who were mostly about L4 at the time, struggled to destroy your high level resonators. :-)

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