Hello, it's been proposed before and I remember last time I was very much against it.
However I am really tired of getting rule-booked by noobs in regards to the Freelancer IFF/Pirate ID - so perhaps we should just get that generic unlawful IFF once and for all and put a stop to the confusion?
Dude, just because you changed your opinion about it doesn't mean you should start the 10th+ topic about it. You pretty much have nothing new to say except "I changed my mind, lets start yet another discussion all over again".
I would welcome a generic unlawful IFF, too, mainly due to the reasons you mentioned. However I'm not sure if IFFs can be implemented without a respective ID. Maybe rename the 'Freelancer Pirate' back in 'Pirate' or maybe 'Unlawful'...
' Wrote:Dude, just because you changed your opinion about it doesn't mean you should start the 10th+ topic about it. You pretty much have nothing new to say except "I changed my mind, lets start yet another discussion all over again".
I think you mis-interpreted my post and intentions. Yes, I wanted to raise the issue again, because the last time the result was somewhat inconclusive, and I (now) know it is something that really causes a lot of confusion and anger/rage amongst newer players, and perhaps it could be one of those things that could help make disco less confusing and hostile. Nice shot though.
EDIT: Also I wanted to make a poll but I don't know how
Problem is a lot of newer players dont understand that - and to be fair, I do see why it is confusing or could be seen as "cheating" by them. So when you stop them, you have to go through 10 minutes of OOC rule-booking before you can make your demands. It's really frustrating for both parties.
' Wrote:So when you stop them, you have to go through 10 minutes of OOC rule-booking before you can make your demands. It's really frustrating for both parties.
I agree, but that doesnt change the fact that they do rage in local/system and break immersion etc. and will keep doing so as long as the Pirate ID/Freelancer IFF exists.