No but I can equip my ship with the onionhead decal which is an ingame narcotic.
Like this?
No but I can equip my ship with the onionhead decal which is an ingame narcotic.
You mean they had similar examples of "player slavery" or included slavery as a theme? Rust is 2013 and Ark 2015, so they fall in the same release category as ED.Rust and Ark didn't seem to care about the media
Rust and Ark didn't seem to care about the media
Me neither, I'm simply suggesting that for such a small and relatively detail might simply be cut in a situation where having slavery in-game would even risk controversy - if the game was made now, like I said. I mean, I doubt many would significantly miss depiction of slavery either...For me I dont see Elite including slavery as ethically or morally a problem, because its a game and players are given the freedom to act how they please.
I'm surprised Polygon hasn't just spontaneously combusted before now in a world that includes Rust.
Rust did have a lot of player abduction stuff going on and both games are by design set up in way to encourage/perform slavery.You mean they had similar examples of "player slavery" or included slavery as a theme? Rust is 2013 and Ark 2015, so they fall in the same release category as ED.
I'm not sure what is so difficult to understand in it. A bunch of bad actors run a scam to fool a handful of new players with typical modern internet hallmarks of xchan-racism and biowaste'n'giggles thrown in, their operation surfaces in the media in a very negative way and gets cracked down. Of course it gets a different priority than - say - combat logging.
Can we have an official FDev statement on this? Cuz right now OP can just throw false just to make other people away from operation.
Can we have an official FDev statement on this?
and Frontier while you're at it whats up with bots?
Fair enough. I never played them (only vaguely remember reading that both games are quite a cesspit, especially Rust, amirite?Rust did have a lot of player abduction stuff going on and both games are by design set up in way to encourage/perform slavery.
If you can get Polygon to write it up in a really bad light - I guarantee it will get some attention. Until then......
Basically real life thenWell, watched the Pilot interview with the ringleader of this "slaver" group. Wow, that's a d0uche.
They're trying to find gullible people to do work for them, so they can do "fun" things in game, leaving mining to those poor sods tempted by easy credits or promise of being part of a "fun" squadron.
Sure it's easy to escape this kind of situation when you know the game a little bit (or are not naive), but their aim was to recruit enough people, so there would always be some fool that will lack imagination to break away, or would be interested in being part of something like their group to not play alone . Because that's what they promised - mine for us a little bit and we'll promote you to our "fun" division when you'll learn the game by mining, while mining is The activity they despise most in the game.
This is exploitation of other people's weaknesses in pure form. Someone should watch this 25 yo A-wipe closely, because he really enjoys using people.
Kind of describes my job, FDev please do somethingBasically real life then![]()
True... blowing them up with massively overpowered ships is much more fun, isn't it...that might deter people from taking new players prisoner.
It's sad to see where its all going. "Blaze your own trail!", oh wait you cant heres a ban from FD carebears. No fun allowed.