' Wrote:Ok, in that case on behalf of the LE, i shall spell it out for you. The labrise, before the current incident, have twice gone to open war footing against the brigands. Twice they have been hammered into submission, and have never regained their trust. Now you quite litterally tell us to *nommed by a grue* -Gheis in the comm channel and expect the brigands, who lore wise outnumber you by a rather large magnitude, to continue giving you technology and allow you to interfere in their buisiness? Your reply to the council as well, has pretty much meant aside from the grp when grn arent around, you have no more supply line. The entry into gallia is controlled atm by council and brigands, so there goes that, and the other way is to OC space, hostile to your group. Your basically biting the hand that feeds you, and are going to feel the consequences for it, since you refuse to rp your side of the conflict you started.
A group that wont take responsibility for their actions, past and present, is not suited to be an offical faction. It does not matter that you were not the leader the last two times the labrise have tried this. The facts to not magically go away with a new faction lead.

Even the UC have turned against you. You repeatedly act outside the corse lore. If i have to explain this any more simple i will facepalm, very, very hard.

Quote:Unione Corse

A highly organized criminal group that follows traditions of Corsican mafia of Earth, the Union Corse is known for strict secrecy among its members, and access to nearly limitless resources, including support of high-ranked government officials. The group was formed circa 100-110 AGS on Planet New Paris, and has since expanded into all the populated planets of Gallia, becoming the oldest of the currently operating large organized criminal groups. From about 350 AGS, the Unione Corse operate in space as well as planetside. The Corse are mostly interested in black market trade and rarely rely on brute force. Still, their pilots are among the most skilled in the Gallic space, and in those cases when they do engage civilian transports in order to borrow the valuables they are carrying, corporate escorts rarely stand a chance against Corse raiders. The Corse don't put much trust in other pirate groups and deal with them only out of necessity, in many cases acting as bounty hunters and taking out the most dangerous pirates at request of their government protectors or corporate sponsors. The Maquis are possibly the only Gallic group whom Corse respect to some extent, either for their connections with the Council, or for avoiding the spheres of illegal activity that Corse are trying to control themselves.

Corse do not have dedicated headquarters, and their leaders mostly stay planetside. Of all Corse bases, Gleize Depot is considered to be the primary one, but there is no specific ranking to confirm its status.

' Wrote:I thought the Corse were similar to the Hogosha?