Admin notice: Players sanctioned

[Jihadjoe]

Polar and Winzar have been sanctioned owing to a report posted on the 28th april '09 for:

6.2 Out of Roleplay (OORP):
In-game tag seen before the name must match the ID as closely as possible. It is not allowed to have the tag not match ID category. For example, it is prohibited to have 'Police' tag and 'Pirate' ID.

Equipment used must match tag and ID as closely as possible. For example, it is not allowed for Corsairs to use Outcast ships and guns.

All reputations should be in accordance with the faction followed, all enemies must be red, at least during the course of a player - player combat

Consequences: Fined 10 million each, or equipment to the sum of ten million.

Notes: The liberty rogues can engage people within their zone of influence. Omega49 is most definately -not- within your zone of influence, so what exactly were you doing pirating there?

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[seamus]

They where with me on my molly.

As Mollies and rogues are allies, They have the right to be there dont they?
Also I would like to mention we chased a Corsair there.
So are they allowed to be there if they are chasing an enemy with me?

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Once a Man who are Selling Ships see an Big Battleship he Ask the Commander from the Battleship that he want to sell this ship, but the Commander wouldnt he say I have an binding to this ship I dont sell this ship for All Money in Sirius so as the Commander and his Crew at Freeport 9 sleeping the Man and his Pirates the buy for much money going into the ship and stole the Battleship Next morning as the Commander and his Crew go to there ship it was not there...

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The greatest Roleplay ever of an Outcast Battleship being "Stolen"

[Fellow Hoodlum]

You were not there Seamus, and no, being allies does not give them the right to be out of their zone.
They are called 'LIBERTY' Rogues, the name sort of sums it up really.

Hoodlum

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