Mister Hedley,

Yes. After sustaining injuries on a mission during my time in the Marine Corps which impaired my ability to ruck march the extreme distances required by that service I was selected for retention and transfer to the Liberty Navy pilot corps. I would describe myself as an average combat pilot.

I joined the Marine Corps for a challenge. When I sustained my injury and transferred to the Navy as a pilot I was made aware of the mental challenges of flying in deep space. While I am now fit enough to return to the Marine Corps should I desire it my time in the Navy has led me to realize there is more to challenge me than physical demands. The LSF seems to be the ultimate challenge: make decisions of extreme importance to Liberty often on solo operations. I think I have what it takes.

No. I have no criminal convictions or service offences on record.

I am a perceptive and intelligent observer as the result of my time in Marine Corps reconnaissance. I was also trained in the Marines as a Tactical Questioner - a first line interrogator to determine the relative worth of a prisoner for the intelligence process. On several ocassions I have briefed senior staff on missions and reconnaissance data. In addition, both my time in the Corps and the Navy has given me the skills to operate with minimal supervision in both small teams as a leader and follower.

I joined the military to better myself and see the Sirius Sector. During that time, both the Marine Corps and the Navy have given me the opportunity to do just that. I have taken academic courses from West Point Academy and possess an Honours Degree in Sociology as well as qualifications in intelligence analysis and briefing.

The Liberty Security Force represents an armed intelligence agency which could be described as a combination of the CIA/FBI. Consider other analogies to the KGB and Mossad. It is not the job of the LSF to engage the enemies of Liberty but rather to ensure the safety of the house through intelligence gathering. Who? What? When? Where? Why? How? The LSF seeks out threats in the near, medium, and long term in order to best prepare Liberty to defend against them. This would be shown on server by reconnaissance missions, questioning/interrogating witnesses/subjects, and undertakening planned (directed by faction leadership) strikes against enemy soft targets behind enemy lines.

Yes.

Then explain why the following rules are important:
3.1: We're all here because this is fun. Its important that no matter what is happening in character that out of character we are friendly to promote the best community possible.
3.3: This is an RP server, we are all here because we think roleplaying in the Freelancer universe is fun. OOC in system chat ruins the immersive experience for everyone.
3.4: Administrators and the sanctioning system are here to protect everyone's fun. By violating this rule it undermines the authority of the admins to protect us.
5.2: Combat is a major part of this game but is a tool to facilitate interesting roleplaying rather than an end unto itself. A lot more context and fun can be had by interacting with the chat system as opposed to the combat system.
5.6 to 5.8: PVP death rules are needed to have some consequence to dying. Otherwise, the believability of RP would be greatly impacted.

No.

7-8. I have a lot of roleplaying experience in other media (other video games, tabletop, play by post, etc) and am getting back accustomed to how things work in Freelancer.

Do you comply with the above terms?: Yes.

Mister Taam,

Yes, I've learned piloting several fighter's.

The LSF seems to be just what I want to do. Defend Liberty, have a good chance on a great career, and most important: Find my place in Sirius.

No

I'm very disciplined, respect other's and I'm not looking to gun down everything around me.

A'den grew up alongside his father, a Freelancer Trader who never ever left the house systems, but still was one of the best in the business. After his fathers ship was boarded by pirates, and they killed his father infront of him, he decided to become one of those who serve and protect Liberty, in every possible way.

Protect innocents, scan ships and try to find illegal commodities, fight terrorism and pirates.

Yes

Then explain why the following rules are important:

3.1: It's a game but we're supposed to make a FUN game out of it. It's our own call to make that happen.
3.3: In a roleplaying environment, some people are really deep into their roles or their current roleplay. Just going OOC in system chat's disrupts the experience for many of them.
3.4: Supposed to prevent some type of blackmailing or self-justice. Have a conversation with someone breaking the rules, that should do it aswell.
5.2: This is an RP Server, and PVP is NOT a real part of RP. Understand the difference.
5.6 to 5.8: Supposed to prevent abuse and such, even though you respawn you have to RP that, and you can't have yourself replaced in a minute or so.

No

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Do you comply with the above terms?: <Yes> / <No>

Mister Treyvon,

Yes

Border worlds are too empty for me so I decided to go back to Liberty's noisy space and it's law enforcement structures

No

I am a good fighter pilot, I guess that I would be a good addition to the Security Force's fleet. Moreover, my previous employers were satisfied with my loyalty and responsibility.

As I stated above, I wasn't born on a planet nor on a space station. That was a trade ship my mother sneaked into to get a cheap lift through the Edge Worlds. After we landed on Freeport 7 in 791 A.S she started to work in a local bar as a bartender. When I was 8, my mother started to have a bad feeling and nightmares about our home Freeport so we took a leaving Liberty passenger transport and for her 5 year savings got to Planet Honshu, Kusari. My mother wasn't able to continue working due to her disease so I had to become a 9 year old ship engine cleaner at a Honshu's local equipment shop. During my 7 years of work throughout the whole Honshu system I was taught to handle various ships, including fighters and even large transports, actually I only was once allowed to park one of these giants into the docks of Yukawa. Also I worked as an escort pilot for Samura and earned enough money to get a lift to a house called Liberty I was so curious to visit. My dream came true and after 2 weeks I was on Manhattan's local Police Department's hangar putting on my uniform. My work here didn't take long, I retired after 4 years of flying with the LPI and then I realised how surprisingly well paid that job was. I had enough money to get not a second hand but a totally new Sabre and fully equip it. I was going to see what Sirius is really alike and headed out of Liberty to the independent systems where I decided to start a new life.
A couple of years passed, I am a pretty rich mercenary but the life isn't satisfying me. The Borderworlds weren't like I expected them to be. Then I was reminded about Liberty by a small photo of my Police wing teammates. Then I thought about it a little and of course decided to visit Liberty and maybe to settle in.

Get the unwanted scum out of the Homeland and ensure it's economical well-being, also simply pew things if the words wouldn't do.

Yes

Then explain why the following rules are important:
3.1: The community isn't proposing swearing or any other impoliteness.
3.3: There are some players who want to immerse into the gameplay and they dislike being disturbed.
3.4: Pretending to be an admin can help to trick or rip off another player, it is not allowed.
5.2: 'engagubug' or no word attacks have made me mad a few times. Any attack needs a sufficient RP background.
5.6 to 5.8:Those are here for the sake of a fair play.

No

Depends on a faction. 7-9 I'd say.

yes

Mister Peterson,