Or Alliance factions. Alliance player groups are the biggest threat to Alliance factions, which is just a sign that there's a weird disconnect between those groups and the Alliance they think they serve.I think you are lol, which is interesting when they target independent factions.
I agree, it would make more sense for them to target only Federation/Empire factions that are a threat to Alliance factions, especially lore wise. Picking on other independent/Alliance players imo makes them feel like griefers.Or Alliance factions. Alliance player groups are the biggest threat to Alliance factions, which is just a sign that there's a weird disconnect between those groups and the Alliance they think they serve.
Hudson and Aisling called, they're unhappy about being called griefers.I agree, it would make more sense for them to target only Federation/Empire factions that are a threat to Alliance factions, especially lore wise. Picking on other independent/Alliance players imo makes them feel like griefers.
Please stop spending your time watching us and always tell us how we should play the game with your own rules...Press [X] to doubt
And you'll have to describe what you mean by sneaky.I've been playing awhile now and I've noticed that on the whole Alliance factions are more sneaky in how they play the BGS. Can anyone enlighten me politely why this is the case.
Their self image is very strong, and we can only hope for the day when reality decides to resemble it.Oops I think I hit a nerve lol. The reason I mentioned it was our faction has a understanding with an Alliance faction and have for a while. but it appears AEDC don't like that and are working against us. No salt here just stating facts and yes you seem to be doing a good job at it lol.
I think you intentionally went in that direction.Oops I think I hit a nerve lol. The reason I mentioned it was our faction has a understanding with an Alliance faction and have for a while. but it appears AEDC don't like that and are working against us. No salt here just stating facts and yes you seem to be doing a good job at it lol.
I guess we've come up against you previously. Nice of you to criticise AEDC on here without giving any semblence of evidence on which we can defend ourselves. Easy to attack someone without giving any facts isn't it.Their self image is very strong, and we can only hope for the day when reality decides to resemble it.
That wasn't an attack; but thanks for going on the defensive!I guess we've come up against you previously. Nice of you to criticise AEDC on here without giving any semblence of evidence on which we can defend ourselves. Easy to attack someone without giving any facts isn't it.
We pushed RMC maybe a couple of years ago in an attempt to flip Orrere. At that time, as I explained to The Code at the time, we believed The Code was an inactive PMF. Our long-term influence charts for Orrere showed no obvious sign of movement to suggest an active PMF and we didn't know of anyone pushing RMC either. The Code was NOT in control of Orrere and we'd intended to push RMC in to control instead of whatever NPC faction currently was in control without going in to conflict with The Code. As soon as we realised The Code faction was still being supported by the player group we backed away - exactly as we told The Code we would do.That wasn't an attack; but thanks for going on the defensive!
Of my three commanders, one hates the AEDC because they destroyed the Reorte Mining Coalition (an Alliance faction) by using it as nothing more than a goad to bother The Code. The Reorte Mining Coalition was well placed to flip a couple of Empire systems - which would have been an unusual opportunity - until you used the faction to poke the Code... and then you just walked away. The Code whipped up a torrent of anarchy-loving oppositiuon that attacked RMC in all of its systems, beating it into the ground. It's only lately begun to come back. And where were you? Well, like I said, you just walked away. You'd already had your fun.
My second CMDR hates the Alliance Office of Statistics because of the way they've overthrown Alliance factions in a quest to apparently own everything, particularly in the area of BPM 89444 last year.
The third just doesn't like you very much, but her focus is slightly different.
Overall it's even worse with Alliance Squadrons - that's more understandable, since Squadron leaderboards reward them for conquest. So they establish a player faction and then simply take over every system they can, regardless of who they're attacking, Alliance or not.
The Alliance was founded to establish a common defense against colonizing aggressors, which is what you are. I don't expect you to see the dissonance.
No, you just put the bomb down and lit the fuse.I don't see how we get blamed for The Code subsequently doing anything.
Have you been paying attention? Lately they seem to be bored with Powerplay and are just spreading their player faction as widely as possible, often at the expense of other Alliance factions.In terms of AOS, they promote Mahon's interests, not necessarily the Alliance. Two different things.
It would be less offensive if you didn't lead with high-minded descriptions of yourselves.But that's how the game is set up - to create conflict. Take offense at that if you feel the need, but all it really comes down to is different points of view.
What bomb?No, you just put the bomb down and lit the fuse.
"The Bomb" is the Code's overwrought appeal for help, posted here and elsewhere, which drew players from all and led them to murder RMC ships in all its systems until it was practically destroyed. I fought like hell to counteract the drop in influence but even when I pulled back to a single system there wasn't any way to stop it. That's the part when you had already walked away.What bomb?
We expanded RMC in to Orrere.
The Code came and complained about it.
We walked away - and told them: "we will walk away".
Where's the bomb? And if it was a bomb, why is RMC still sitting happily in the system?
Yes. I am very sure. It's not something I'm likely to forget. Because unlike AEDC I was paying attention to the aftermath. See "consequences", above.This was March 2018 - are you sure this is what you're talking about?