GRN feedback thread

[Alley]

jammi : there's no activity checks untill the release of 4.86.
Therefore, Dab decided to stop forcing players to log while they didn't want to log. I do consider if you're bringing the topic of inactivity, you've clearly never played a GRN character.

Skullz : We can do whatever we want as the Royalty. If we want to burn every single cat that exist in Gallia, no problem, we can do it and no one can say anything. If we want to execute someone, no problem, we can do it.

You fail to understand what Gallia is meant to be representative of : An house with a system based on the highest possible degree of dictatorship that could be imagined. The words of the King are law, no one can do anything, no one can say anything, even think anything that would go against the King. This is why the Council was born.

The Junkers aren't considered really as a lawful force in Gallia, and first thing first, if you plan to argue with me about the Gallic lore, you can turn back right now considering I have spent two years studying it, understanding it and improving it in every little detail possible. The Gallic Junkers, known as Les Ferrailleurs, to make it short, were tasked by the King to act as spies for the Gallic Royalty to gather informations about the Sirian houses after a GRN patrol encountered Outcast vessels in Omicron-80, revealing to the Gallic Royalty that they were not the only ones there. However at that point they didn't know if there was anything else than what they thought were barbarians. It inevitably led to the construction of the minefields. Slowly, the Junkers integrated themselves into Sirius, but after decades many forgot their initial purpose, becoming Sirian Junkers. Meanwhile, those who were still loyal to the crown sent informations regulary and also began smuggling Ageira goods related to Valhalla. At some point, Solar Engineering managed to bypass Ageira's security protocols which led to Gallia being able to reverse engineer Trade Lanes and even Jump Gates.

The council knows about it, and they hold a grudge on the Junkers, but don't really mind it as they -COULD- use the junkers. However the Maquis will simply destroy Junkers on sight. Essentially, they're semi-lawful in Gallia. The Royalty has no use for them anymore except the recycling of junkyards. Although, ever since the minefield has been breached, there's been an arrival of Sirian Junkers, and the Royalty do not like it at all. The Royalty considers them as bastard sons in a way, which led to Aurelia creating a registery for Junkers. In the end, because even Gallic Junkers were starting to become an annoyance, that registery extended to them as well.

Your character simply can't do anything. Being disrespectful to a member of the crown is considered as the highest offense possible in Gallia, even more than killing somebody.

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Alley was right.