BREAKING NEWS: The Code lost Orrere, Tvasus, and Zaonce!

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We were always better conquerors than administrators.

Administrators??? Losing control of the systems has nothing to do with administration. I always thought that keeping control of a system involves political war, economic war, enforcement (i.e. bounty hunting), and oppression of rebellious factions. And from what I understood, The Code didn't actually conquer any system - they were granted a system upon request. Hardly what I'd call a "conquest".
 
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Another group that wants everyone to know: They don;t care about their influence on systems, all three of them. One has to wonder, who could this happen to next?
 
Administrators??? Losing control of the systems has nothing to do with administration. I always thought that keeping control of a system involves political war, economic war, enforcement (i.e. bounty hunting), and oppression of rebellious factions. And from what I understood, The Code didn't actually conquer any system - they were granted a system upon request. Hardly what I'd call a "conquest".

we didn't request anything.
 
As a member of The Code, I'd like to congratulate all members who participated in expelling us from the above mentioned systems. The Code as of today holds a fraction of presence within ED then we used to. The Lave/Leesti cluster will always remind us of what we call "The Golden Days". The pirating was exceptional in this area, being in the heart of the rare trade routes. The competition to hold the area as well as the continuous stream of groups traveling to the cluster to stop our reign of terror seemed endless.

We had stopped operating in the Lave/Leesti cluster with the launch of Power Play and moved our operations, under contract, to assist Archon Delaine. After figuring out that our relationship with Archon Delaine was exponentially more beneficial to Archon Delaine we ceased our relationship with The Pirate Lord and continued on to operate in Imperial Territory in order to exploit the slave routes.

As time continued we found ourselves pirating less and participating more in combat with old and new enemies who wished to cut their teeth on a group who had a history of Wing Warfare. Unfortunately, pirating for us became obsolete, as we needed to field more combat fit ships to defend ourselves from constant attacks of other PvP groups, as well as needing a larger purse to support these wars which could not be supported by pirating trade routes alone. Simply put, the state of piracy at the time was not able to support our growing operations.

Pirating as a whole eventually died off with multiple changes within the game as it evolved. We had no reason to pirate and frankly, found it not as fun as it was during "The Golden Days". The Code still operates in small cells through out the galaxy. Most of them have given up piracy and are supporting other groups close to The Code, with their combat experience.

I'm not that great with RP, but with all of that out of the way I would like to say that it has been a blast flying with this group. As much as we were the boogie man to many CMDRs in the galaxy, they were a surprisingly friendly and great group of people. Strong friendships have been created while playing ED and many have moved on to playing other video games together. They remain active as an organization, but have chosen to not to focus soley on ED anymore. Through the ED group many other groups have been formed for other games.

It was fun playing the villain and even more fun to read about the horror stories about The Code. If only most of the CMDRs knew that the Boogie Man was actually a Teddy Bear. It's a dirty job, but someone has to play the antagonist in order for the protagonists to exist. We are more than happy to give groups of CMDRs something to band together against.

Although The Code shows less presence within ED than it used to, do not get too comfortable. The TS is indeed active and sooner or later we will be itching to get our space sea legs back.

Great job, CMDRs. I compliment you on your combined efforts to stop the expansion of our evil empire. Keep your eyes open though, It was only natural that a presence such as The Code would not last long in such important systems. The shadows is where we belong and the shadows is where we will make our new home.

With The Code washed out from The Old Worlds, which "evil" power do you plan on organizing against next?

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Administrators??? Losing control of the systems has nothing to do with administration. I always thought that keeping control of a system involves political war, economic war, enforcement (i.e. bounty hunting), and oppression of rebellious factions. And from what I understood, The Code didn't actually conquer any system - they were granted a system upon request. Hardly what I'd call a "conquest".

We actually had to run a lot of missions in order to take Orerre as well as expand. We managed to do so in conjunction with other groups grinding against us. It was a lot of PvE grinding for a group that mostly enjoyed PvP. That being said, we are very surprised it took this long as we haven't run missions or done anything in those systems for the last 5 months.
 
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I heard they all merged back into the same amorphous blob and it's looking for another game to not be liked in. Farewell TC, looks like the game didn't want you after all.
 
I heard they all merged back into the same amorphous blob and it's looking for another game to not be liked in. Farewell TC, looks like the game didn't want you after all.

Some of us are still around and sorry to say we are more heartless and have less mercy than we used to. Some of us have abandoned The Code that we pledged our lives to. In lamens terms members still exist, but are more brutal and less forgiving than they used to be. If you hated us before, then you will not be pleased with the attitude of members not bound by The Code anymore.
 
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Systems are disposable. Loose one, change your groups name, and boom, get another. It seems like there will always be things to do.
 
As a member of The Code, I'd like to congratulate all members who participated in expelling from the above mentioned systems. The Code as of today holds a fraction of presence within ED then we used to. The Lave/Leesti cluster will always remind us of what we call "The Golden Days...

Good response CMDR.

EDIT: And same for your reply to me. Respect to you.
 
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Ohhh...sounds frightening.
Are your tears salty too?

EDIT: Multiple posts by the time I type those simple words.
 
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Wow, I never knew they had their faction in Zaonce.. That's a pretty big feat!

Good work to all of those on this mission though. :)
 
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Ohhh...sounds frightening.
Are your tears salty too?

EDIT: Multiple posts by the time I type those simple words.

Not at all. I was part of a group that was able to generate enough influence and infamy for multiple groups to bad against. We effectively influenced hours of game play for other CMDRs. What we did as well as the systems we took was no small feat.

Sorry if you still hold animosity, but I'm happy to have influenced you enough to provoke emotions from you. There will be happy times, there will be sad times, there will be times where you will be livid, there will be times where you have 0 control of your destiny. That is what a sandbox/open world game is about. No other type of game can draw you in so much and provoke so many emotions from you at the same time.

As for my salty tears, they seem kind of watered down compared to the collection I have stowed away.
 
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