Scamming does not entail force. Sure, you can decide whether to land or not. Scamming is a confidence trick to make you do mistakes without your knowledge. In this regard, FDev's decision is correct.
- Fdev creates poor sandbox game mechanics
-someone figures out how to use them for actual emergent content.
-fdev "lol. No not like that. You're just supposed to look at it, not touch it. Ban"
Modern Slavery Statement - Frontier Developments plc.
Anti-slavery and human trafficking statement for Frontier Developments plc (‘Frontier’) for the financial year ending 31 May 2024.www.frontier.co.uk
An interesting view on the gameplay options available to us - may I offer a slightly less ominous counterpoint?
I'd guesstimate that in the last 6 months at least all of my in-game 'interactions' with other humans has been entirely cooperative, from simply joining in with squadron mates in a CZ / Magaship Scenario, or going out 12K Ly to bring another player 'home', transport a bunch of total strangers to & from Colonia in one of my FC's or just go and 'fuel rat' one of my own FC's and take an in-game 'friend' along for the ride...
Of course, I do make a point of looking for these interactions as they add something positive to the game for me!
Anyone can do 'stuff' along the same lines as I do, it is a valid 'choice' as much as any other playstyle.
(Or, of course, those others may just blow up ships because it is fun - we are all different)
Hmm, I don't think the Modern Slavery Statement has anything to do with this virtual slavery debacle? It seems more like a boiler-plate agreement stance against real life workplace slavery and human trafficking. The text suggests that they opted into it in 2020, if not earlier.Oh for god's sake frontier, this is just such an absurd over-reaction. Good lord.
This is a statement that has been on their corporate pages for a very long time... It didn't 'suddenly' appear after this stupidity...Oh for god's sake frontier, this is just such an absurd over-reaction. Good lord. You're going to change your legal page because of something, some players did to other players in a game
Does that mean you & me are no longer 'an item'?Reported!
Now get out.
Does that mean you & me are no longer 'an item'?![]()
If you look at the context (however dumb it may be for a not-so-new player), marooning and forcing self destruct + freewinder is a way to force a player to kiss engineered
modules goodbye.
Does that mean you & me are no longer 'an item'?![]()
What engineering?
IF them newbs self-destructed and take the sidewinder back to the civilization - the only thing they would lose would be the mining ships that were provided to them by the so called "slavers", while they got to keep the money they made from mining, if they did any...