Just a short "trailer" video of Malleus I.

Malleus I are heavy fighters, used primarily against capital ships and structures. This makes the timing, positioning, and execution of their attacks pivotal in larger fleet battles.

Tactically, deploying these fighters effectively can change the tide of battles, especially in large-scale confrontations where fighter superiority plays a major role.

To making them in game, you need Outpost Construction IV or V to unlock their blueprints, or if you do industry (specially inventions T2/T3), which is very difficult to manage.

It's well known to use a docking bookmark, especially when dealing with Jita 4-4 and valuable cargo, as shown in my video. However, not everyone knows you can set and engage autopilot even when using a bookmark. I’ve seen many people lose their ships despite using a docking bookmark due to network lags or disconnects. My elegant maneuver ensures you dock safely, even if high ping prevents the docking command from going through.

[Safety.] first!

After hours of thinking and theorycrafting and several unsuccessful ideas, I finally came up with something! Sadly I'm pressed on time and neutrals started piling up in local and shooting my stuff, but I managed to get this!

I want to start by saying that there's an original video clause in the rules and I didn't fully understand what that was.
I can't use highlights from my stream or...?
Anyway, I decided to publish my material :)

In this short video you will see two impressive maneuvers. (in my opinion)
The first is the bait tanking. I pretended for a very long time to be a player who does not know what to do and got trapped.
The second is very risky MJD.
The moment I was at the gate everything went wrong and a lot of NPCs flew to me, which could have changed the outcome of the battle. These are the Edencom, they are powerful.
But I managed to get out of that situation without giving the enemy any obvious hints that I was in full control.
I lured the enemy to the asteroid cluster, in Pochven this ded-space and there you can not warp on each other.
Once I was where I needed to be, I started to drag out the fight to force the enemy to use the ships I wanted to destroy. All this time I pretended that I was about to die, forcing the enemy to make mistakes, while destroying only those ships that really bother me, without touching all the others.
When things started to get out of hand I took a very risky maneuver and jumped closer to the bomber fleet, destroying it in less than a minute. After that, I tried to make a few more frags and when things got really bad I got out of the battle alive.

A Hole in a Roid...

Usally most things in EVE are like bubbles and therefore most of the time you just will bounce off and don´t know why. So we lost the Idea... but deep in us we know it.
If there is a hole in a roid we need to get through it :P