Call to Arms for a Free Colonia
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I wonder how many of us were even in our Sidewinders at the time of this 'genocide'? When was this? 3301?
By the way, SPEAR were the principal organisation doing the planning behind the original healies 4 feelies protest and many of them used alts to work with SDC during this. (Oh look, someone else can do it too).
By the way, SPEAR were the principal organisation doing the planning behind the original healies 4 feelies protest and many of them used alts to work with SDC during this. (Oh look, someone else can do it too).
Heey, be nice... He had proof! Too bad it was proof that Kancro is a griefer, but proof nontheless
you just cant make this up 
Just an observation: If The Nameless, in taking control of Carcosa, brought some Federation ships along with the Alliance ones, and the Imperial Eagle used to be available...
Perhaps negotiations on CEI might be made to have another system (co-operatively) with even better resources flipped to Anarchy, just to see if further locally unavailable ships might be brought to Colonia?
Granted, there are those currently resident who may dislike the concept, but if CEI were agreeable, would have to accept the decision, surely?
Perhaps negotiations on CEI might be made to have another system (co-operatively) with even better resources flipped to Anarchy, just to see if further locally unavailable ships might be brought to Colonia?
Granted, there are those currently resident who may dislike the concept, but if CEI were agreeable, would have to accept the decision, surely?
Seems reasonable to me, though I would also understand a player group's reluctance to sacrifice, say... their home system for the sake of a BGS experiment.
hear hear
No, they already have preconceived notions of Reapers, ganker/griefer or not.Hmm, am I doing bad PR for Reapers?!
In practical terms, the "even better resources" bit is probably an even bigger practical problem than the diplomatic one.
There are five systems in the Colonia region with widespread C-class outfitting or better:
- Colonia (A-class)
- Ogmar (A/B-class)
- Ratraii (B/C-class)
- Carcosa (B/C-class)
- Kojeara (C-class)
Colonia and Ratraii are not possible to hand over.
Ogmar doesn't have any shipyards, just outfitting.
Carcosa ... well, Carcosa is already tested.
Kojeara has a material trader that's too important to risk, is by a fair bit the weakest of the five decent outfitters [1], and doesn't have a native Anarchy faction so the diplomatic issues would be even bigger.
The only practical way I can see it happening is if a large station with shipyard and outfitting were added to the Ratraii system under the control of Brian's Thugs. Not impossible, I guess, but would require Frontier to set it up.
[1] If you want to do a science experiment on their relative sizes, Tenjin Pioneers are Cooperative, so if you put one of the four Cooperatives currently present in charge of Robardin, you should be able to a more direct quality comparison between the two stations.
Thanks @Ian Doncaster - Thinking about it I'm sure you mentioned it before, as reading through your explanation it seemed familiar!
I blame my being a little distracted (in real life) for the forgetfulness - my memory is normally excellent.
I blame my being a little distracted (in real life) for the forgetfulness - my memory is normally excellent.
Who knows what the next 2 years of story bring, we might end up with another well-stocked large Anarchy station in the Colonia region after all.
The shipyard offerings are connected to the outfitting level?
I don't think a cooperative will be put in charge of Carcosa now that Dear Leader got his foot in the door.
From a practical perspective only Malik in Hephaestus and Annan in Sollaro would really be a help.
If that would change anything? No idea...
The four refinery orbital outposts currently in the region are:
- Malik Station, Hephaestus (SECD)
- Annan Orbital, Sollaro (SECD)
- Neugebauer Mines, Luchtaine (UCA)
- Berman Market, Alberta (PAEX)
Neugebauer is the busiest and the largest economically, but already has a large pad refinery station (Moore's Charm) just a few Ls away anyway.
Berman is the second largest economically, fairly quiet, it'd be a bit odd to have a primary Outpost (Kraft Works) and a secondary Coriolis but it works okay in Ogmar, prettiest location
Annan is very quiet and not particularly large economically
Malik is tiny economically, so if it upgraded the station economy size as well that would perhaps be the most beneficial option for balance ... but it does lack a shipyard.
Berman would probably be the most useful to upgrade, I think.
Maybe, maybe not but the lesson is clear, unless we unite and fight NOW then from this moment on factions in Colonia will only hold their systems and assets with CIDE's permission and approval.
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It's debatable if you're doing as good a job on that as they are themselves.
So many pages... You folks sure know how to write novels
How does me properly quoting a section of the code of conduct, in response to your selective quoting, makes me admit "the travelling 22.000ly to kill one cmdr, bit"?
The constant attempts at finding an angle, weaving in a self-serving narrative, and the echo chamber effect is not gonna help you get a decent discussion.
As for Kancros showing up on the DG2 board, it's there because someone thought it would be "amusing" to do so and was part of an attempt to discredit EDR with a doctored screenshot. In hindsight, putting Kancros' name on this board without his approval was probably against the forum rules, and while that might have been only one contributing factor, the poster eventually got banned from the forum.
How does me properly quoting a section of the code of conduct, in response to your selective quoting, makes me admit "the travelling 22.000ly to kill one cmdr, bit"?
The constant attempts at finding an angle, weaving in a self-serving narrative, and the echo chamber effect is not gonna help you get a decent discussion.
As for Kancros showing up on the DG2 board, it's there because someone thought it would be "amusing" to do so and was part of an attempt to discredit EDR with a doctored screenshot. In hindsight, putting Kancros' name on this board without his approval was probably against the forum rules, and while that might have been only one contributing factor, the poster eventually got banned from the forum.
Maybe you can provide proof of this supposed "virtual genocide" Tebori keeps talking about.
Can you?
Can you?
So many pages... You folks sure know how to write novels
How does me properly quoting a section of the code of conduct, in response to your selective quoting, makes me admit "the travelling 22.000ly to kill one cmdr, bit"?
The constant attempts at finding an angle, weaving in a self-serving narrative, and the echo chamber effect is not gonna help you get a decent discussion.
As for Kancros showing up on the DG2 board, it's there because someone thought it would be "amusing" to do so and was part of an attempt to discredit EDR with a doctored screenshot. In hindsight, putting Kancros' name on this board without his approval was probably against the forum rules, and while that might have been only one contributing factor, the poster eventually got banned from the forum.
Your own people told me they came to Colonia just to kill me.
But anyway... can you clearly explain this genocide thing we're suddenly responsible for?
Or do we need to get in voice chat too? I'm willing to do that.
How can you commit genocide in a game that has infinite NPCs?