Newcomer / Intro What does ETIENNE DORN actually do with 25 Occupied Escape Pods?.

[CMDRQuainMarln]

I mean, the guy looks creepy as heck, lives in a remote part of the galaxy in the company of robots who don't ask questions, and he wants a steady supply of occupied escape pods.
What in the Milky Way Galaxy does he actually do with them?

Asking for a friend.....

 

[Rubbernuke]

You know what he does with them

 

[Eliza]

You know what he does with them

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I can't help it, but it seems that Mr. Dorn has a scaringly close similarity to this guy:

 

[Rubbernuke]

I can't help it, but it seems that Mr. Dorn has a scaringly close similarity to this guy:
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They share the same coat hanger

 

[Tyres O'Flaherty]

 

[CapitanAceRimmer]

I wager it is something that makes his glasses steam up very quickly and that has given him his severe squint over a long period of time.

 

[Demonlord79]

I mean, the guy looks creepy as heck, lives in a remote part of the galaxy in the company of robots who don't ask questions, and he wants a steady supply of occupied escape pods.
What in the Milky Way Galaxy does he actually do with them?

Maybe there are some things we just should or rather not want to know.

 

[Dommarraa]

Might be associated with all the Evacuation Shelters that Palin had delivered for a CG all those years ago.
Reeducation camps ?

 

[Mr T]

Perhaps he uses them like batteries for his power? (like in The Matrix)

 

[CMDR Von Abrahart]

Hotel maybe

 

[Mr T]

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Hotel maybe

Except the Hotel is fully occupied

 

[Sapyx]

People in escape pods are legally dead.

He can do whatever he wants with them, and the worst crime he can be accused of is interfering with a corpse.

 

[Mr T]

People in escape pods are legally dead.

He can do whatever he wants with them, and the worst crime he can be accused of is interfering with a corpse.

How do we know they're dead?

 

[Sapyx]

They're not actually dead. Just legally dead. For insurance purposes, taxation, probate, etc. This is why you can claim a kill bounty on a CMDR, even though they wind up in an escape capsule, still technically alive. But legally dead.

When someone revives out of an escape capsule, they have to prove that they're not dead any more so they can legally reclaim their stuff. Fortunately, the Pilots Federation holds all members estates in trust, so this streamlines the process.

 

[McGyverCP]

They're not actually dead. Just legally dead. For insurance purposes, taxation, probate, etc. This is why you can claim a kill bounty on a CMDR, even though they wind up in an escape capsule, still technically alive. But legally dead.

When someone revives out of an escape capsule, they have to prove that they're not dead any more so they can legally reclaim their stuff. Fortunately, the Pilots Federation holds all members estates in trust, so this streamlines the process.

LOL...all I can think of is the Monty Python skit from the movie...

 

[Kissamies]

The state of the art life support systems require some extreme stress testing to ensure their reliability. With that there will be some... turnover with the tester population, but no need to worry about that. All you need to worry about is getting that G5 Lightweight Life Support module.