' Wrote:Like the Scylla/RogueGB/Ptrans, it has multiple columns. It uses the column of every faction that PRODUCES (not just sells) it. And yes, Junkers produce the Cerberus. They are headquartered two jumps from Rheinland space and are scavengers, they would have been one of the first non-rheinland to use it.
"produces"? Don't make it more complicated than it is. Die Tech chart usage clearly states "sells".
I am going to repeat myself again:
Quote:To determine which faction a ship or weapon belongs to, first read the infocard of the ship/weapon. If the infocard states the faction owner of the technology, then that may be all you need to know. If the infocard does not state faction ownership, then the technology may be considered to "belong" to the owner of any base where the technology is sold, even if that means it "belongs" to multiple factions.
In all cases, characters may purchase and use ships and weapons that are sold on bases that belong to the same faction as their faction ID regardless of color coding.
It is like in earth economy law. If you import products and sell them in your country, you are the producer of that product by law even if another party manufacturered it. For example if your product is faulty, the importer can't tell you, he is not responsible for the qualities as the importer is liable for all risks. This is how it is not: "Oh it is not working? Well I got it somewhere sold at china, please consult your lawyer, they have different laws regarding product qualities and liability"
