He pledged to Zachary Hudson?
Rethinking my stance regarding Imperial slaves [Poll]
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He pledged to Zachary Hudson?
I'm not pledged to anyone. I'm my own brand of evil. Muhahaha....
Yeah... [sad]
Don't forget the near slave labor conditions those cell phones are produced in too. Or the child labor making clothes...
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Guess it's not all black and white out there.
Come join the dark side. We have cake and cookies 
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If FD go with what Imperial slaves are supposed to be, in 2.2 you'll need passenger modules to transport Imperial slaves and cargo holds to transport slaves.
Use this information as you wish, but I maintain that Imperial "slave" is a misnomer.
Now I really wish they'll expand on ALD's character so that we, as proud Imperial citizens can fight corruption within the system and make sure ISA regulations are respected.
Use this information as you wish, but I maintain that Imperial "slave" is a misnomer.
Now I really wish they'll expand on ALD's character so that we, as proud Imperial citizens can fight corruption within the system and make sure ISA regulations are respected.
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About six months ago, I had a "dirty Sunday" when I stacked a load of naughty Robigo missions having previously avoided any slave trading at all.
I got a Python out of it.
I've felt bad ever since.
It was wrong.
I'm not an RPer or anything, but I like to think I have morals.
I have, mostly, got them back.
(Guns or drugs anyone?)
I got a Python out of it.
I've felt bad ever since.
It was wrong.
I'm not an RPer or anything, but I like to think I have morals.
I have, mostly, got them back.
(Guns or drugs anyone?)
I only trade in Imperial Slaves if they come with a sheet of paper that has the Better Underling Life(B.U.L.) guarantee. They promise to make sure the slaves get better care than the average slave. There is some small print which prattles on about the definitions of 'better' and 'average' and 'promise' but I'm sure it doesn't matter.
it's gonna be the prng anyways ...
Quite so! I always feel so bad about the conditions that they have to travel in. I'd much rather have the cargo hold pressurized, heated and have comfy seating for them. And have rest facilities and a food service. Alas, that is not available as of yet. Even in the Empire.
So I welcome them aboard, apologize for the cargo hold and promise to get them to their destination as quickly and painlessly as possible.
--- Taking the RP hat off for a sec.
I just realized that I am a former Imperial Slave. I started in Fed space. Managed to get to Imperial space in my sidewinder (had a bit of a helping hand there) and, once I made it to the Empire, got financed by my brother to get back to a better stance once I had gotten killed. Insurance wiped me out but I didn't want to start over again in Fed space.
So he 'loaned' me some creds in the form of Palladium and I rebuilt my ship and then helped him do the same once I had built myself up a bit.
Sold myself into Imperial slavery, paid off my debts and became a proper citizen of the Empire.
Neat!
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ahh but a real (wo)man would have set them free
(of which the only way you can do that is by abandoning them once docked).
you are still a slaver... just not a very good one
Not me, CMDR Cynaqq (I'm just Cynaqq), and he doesn't want to talk about it
Always glad to be of service to someone deliberating the grey line.
And style, baby. We've got all the style.
And a and a smurf(ette).
Edit: also, this:
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If I'm an electrician, I go and commercialize my services.
If my services will used on another planet, I may not be able to go back to the dinner hour, so I commercialize a periode of services, which can be a month.
If this planet there is a good demand for labor, maybe I want to enjoy my spare time in other functions. Better then I sale a period of servitude. That depending on the project, it can be up to one year. Or more.
If there was a lot of manpower and the service ended before the period, they can resell my servitude period based on the time remaining.
If you need manpower elsewhere, carrying the cheapest way.
If a trader sees a good business to resell the manpower, it just do it and I fulfill my duty soon.
If this trader bought a lot of manpower and now the labor is beached in the basement resell it cheaper.
And so the wheel of life continues. With the assurance that their service will be finalized with the sole competence of a multifunctional specialist with slave imperial seal of approval.
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If my services will used on another planet, I may not be able to go back to the dinner hour, so I commercialize a periode of services, which can be a month.
If this planet there is a good demand for labor, maybe I want to enjoy my spare time in other functions. Better then I sale a period of servitude. That depending on the project, it can be up to one year. Or more.
If there was a lot of manpower and the service ended before the period, they can resell my servitude period based on the time remaining.
If you need manpower elsewhere, carrying the cheapest way.
If a trader sees a good business to resell the manpower, it just do it and I fulfill my duty soon.
If this trader bought a lot of manpower and now the labor is beached in the basement resell it cheaper.
And so the wheel of life continues. With the assurance that their service will be finalized with the sole competence of a multifunctional specialist with slave imperial seal of approval.
join now
I didn't really expect a response from anyone, but here is where I got it from: Elite: Dangerous Wikia - Empire
"The Empire is less technologically dependent than the Federation, choosing to keep and employ slaves for the work which machines would usually perform in other parts of the universe."
Had just the opposite been done, I'd have myself another empire to lead.