What pirates want is reasonable, authentic and believable gameplay -> which is in direct contradiction with the interests of most(!) tryha... traders: Cr/hr, grind, grind, grind.but... how DARE he not play exactly as the pirate would like him to.... Must have been crazy!
A pilot that prefers to DIE over some tons of cargo can hardly be taken serious and don't tell me this is "fun" or "reasonable". It isn't, it is simply stupid.
"Hurr, gurna die so dat pirurte gits nuttn, durr!"
That's how these tryhards appear to a pirate who just wants some cargo and a small talk.
And don't even try to claim that "all pirates shoot and murder on sight!!!11" cause they don't.
Most probably only shoot on sight because FSD recharge times are a joke and every trader tries to run (effectively throwing his life away in that moment).
A spiral of stupidity that can only be broken if traders finally understand they are in a game with piracy and accept that they had their chance (to prevent this) in super cruise.
You got intercepted, now pay up - or die. Don't be annoyed just because the game offers stupid and not thought-through 'features' like:
NO CONSEQUENCES FOR DYING.
(Can't be mentioned enough, really.)
How deep...An honourable pirate would not be a pirate.
Oh sure, you'd rather die when someone robs you, throw your life away, all you have... because that robber can not have your beautiful purse... or false pride.Some people would rather die on feet than live on their knees. Starting to see the pattern?
They don't do it for the money. There are much easier ways to make money.
They don't do it for the challenge. If they fight its usually someone much weaker than them.
Why do they do it?
Funny thing though.
Most pirates look for a thrilling human interaction in this otherwise so dead, empty and shallow game...
Traders usually don't care for that and just want profit, profit, profit. Yes, yes, "trading is so much fun!" come on...
Sooo... the actual lunatics might not be the pirates here, but the anti-social loners who only care about numbers instead of interaction.
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