So the controlling faction of a station asks me to get hold of military plans or rebel transmissions as it would be a great help to them. Yet this is illegal and if they catch me helping them by scanning me i get fined.
These missions need a rethink as they make no sense.
So the controlling faction of a station asks me to get hold of military plans or rebel transmissions as it would be a great help to them. Yet this is illegal and if they catch me helping them by scanning me i get fined.
These missions need a rethink as they make no sense.
To me they make perfect sense.
You're on a black op. If you get caught, they disavow any knowledge of you.
It would make sense if a different faction than the station controller offered it in an attempt to undermine the station controller. Otherwise the scenario is hey guys here's the data you wanted but you fined me for getting it for you.
The CIA tells you - break into the Soviet Embassy (I know I know, this is just an example), steal these documents, return them to us. You say, OK BOSS!
That night you break into the embassy... but unfortunately you tripped an alarm and the American cops catch you and .... um... slap a big fine on you.
You think the CIA's gonna waltz in there and say "Hey it's cool.. he was just breaking in there to grab those documents for us. He doesn't need the fine" ?
In any case, I've done those missions and I never get fined. You get fined only when you GET CAUGHT.
That's still not right... If the faction who gives you the job and is allied with you scans you and gives you a fine this scanning you and then is giving you a fine something is wrong.
So you return to your CIA headquarter, get searched on the entry and get a fine for your job you was asked to carry out for the CIA.
You see what is wrong with that?
You are mistaken. You get a fine ONLY WHEN the cops scan you.
Well and when the cops are green to me...?
To me they make perfect sense.
You're on a black op. If you get caught, they disavow any knowledge of you.