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RE: Negative consequences of moving best premium scrap selling points to Gallia - nOmnomnOm - 12-05-2015
(12-05-2015, 02:00 PM)Thyrzul Wrote:Nom, I've been thinking about what you said about AFC, about what your faction does in general, and I've been wondering what exactly makes you a quasi-lawful faction. I mean, all I've seen in this thread about it is that it mocks police and smuggles in general, preferrably under their noses, and I was like it can't be just that, that wouldn't make a faction quasi-lawful, but unlawful. So I checked AFC's info page and all I've found is that besides neutral acitvities like racing and ganging together you really don't do much than mock police and smuggle. The lore of the faction even suggests that doing unlawful things are encouraged within the faction, just like how the 1%ers are respected more than the others for doing the dirty jobs.
And here in this thread I see you asking lawfuls to be more smuggler-friendly. Let me ask you, what does your faction do to retain their quasi-lawful image in the eyes of lawful authorities and keep those treating them as mere unlawfuls? What did AFC do so far (inRP) to make lawfuls think twice before outlawing them for like smuggling?
(That the factions operates as a gang, a bunch of friends taking care of eachother as long as there is no trouble, at which point it suddenly turns into just a group of adults, all only responsible for their own actions, is another thing I found funny.)
... Would help really much if you had posted this in the AFC Feedback thread so I'd been able to see it rather than lurking here one more time and finding your question
But nevertheless... Simple to answer on my part.
-Escort/Protect IMG
-Escort/Protect DHC (been some RP around there but not too much)
-Escort Kishiro
-Escort other traders
-Hunt: Outcasts, Rogues, Red Hessians, Xenos, Hellfire Legion
-Search and Destroy/Rescue: Cardi & Slaves
-Transport goods/jobs for lawful factions
-Various Roleplays with the LPI- which results have been aimed to help do some service back to them (supplying their base). Note: Waiting for them to still open up, lol
-Race events that sponsor lawful factions and also donate/pay money to government to have the event take place (Hegemon Rumble)
And... I cannot think of any more activities atm...
Compare that to let's say Junker Congress or Union Corse for instance.
Still .. thanks for letting me know. This does mean a few things for me:
1) I should focus on some more roleplay concerning lawful action since you cannot think of something at the top of your head. This means that is might not be as obvious to others... or you are just clueless
2) Edit the AFC page. I was already planning to add things and make it more clear. So thanks for the help in that regard. I'll see to it that people like you can easily understand the double-sidedness.
And finally...
Quote:(That the factions operates as a gang, a bunch of friends taking care of eachother as long as there is no trouble, at which point it suddenly turns into just a group of adults, all only responsible for their own actions, is another thing I found funny.)
I don't understand... what?
Literally playing with words here.
RE: Negative consequences of moving best premium scrap selling points to Gallia - Thyrzul - 12-05-2015
I asked here because I found it weird that you ask for lawfuls to ease their conduct while you seemingly don't act too balanced out to be quasi-lawful. Mind I do not usually operate in areas where you interact with house lawfuls to witness such in-game, what I mostly had to conclude by are forum stuff (info page and the links to the few contacts with lawfuls) and your own description here, that is why I asked.
However if the above is true, I'm with you on that lawfuls really need to weight a faction's actions against eachother and consider punishments (and rewards) - as well as the possible consequences of those - by that. In light of the above I do not feel 1) may be necessary, but 2) could perhaps help.
That bracketed part also refers to how more cohesive AFC looked like after reading your info page compared to what you implied here earlier when it came to individual vs collective responsibility.
However if the above is true, I'm with you on that lawfuls really need to weight a faction's actions against eachother and consider punishments (and rewards) - as well as the possible consequences of those - by that. In light of the above I do not feel 1) may be necessary, but 2) could perhaps help.
That bracketed part also refers to how more cohesive AFC looked like after reading your info page compared to what you implied here earlier when it came to individual vs collective responsibility.