[ROS] Whats the deal?

[RParade]

Now I will speak only for myself, but I wear Vans, Levis, and structure. I live in America and use items everyday made from else where, I have travel do to military occupation in my past and have items from other countries.My point is, its not good RP just because your stuff matches, Rp is taking on an alter ego and playing it. It has nothing to do with what your useing

You're comparing clothing to intergalactic spaceships and futuristic weaponry.. It makes no sense.

Why it's important to use the right loadout:

- Because it makes roleplay sense. You won't see an American soldier using an AK-47 in the field (regardless of what anyone here may say, I assure you it doesn't happen), unless he's lost his primary weapon and has no other choice but to use the alternative. He does this for numerous reasons, mostly being because he's trained with an M4 and not an AK - there's alot of difference between these two weapons, just because he handles one well it does not mean he will the other as well. Ifd the M$ fails the soldier can fix it, he knows absolutely everything about the weapon and will always choose it over a "dirty" weapon like an AK.
- Because it makes roleplay sense? You won't see the Chinese riding around in American tanks. This is usually because any Military's survival is usually based upon how efficiently it utilizes it's resources, and not how many resources they actually have. America for example has less everything than most of your other super powers in the world; we have less soldiers, less air units, less Navy units, yet even still we're considered very powerful. You won't see the Chinese using an American-made submarine because the American Navy would not have an extra submarine since such things are usually only built when they're needed. You'll never find any bunker or base (anywhere in the world, honestly) that will have submarines that aren't being used and are ready to set sail. Usually you find a bunker full of submarine chassis that aren't complete, awaiting to be queued into production. The same is true with fighter jets and bombers too - a country rarely ever builds more than exactly what is needed as wars are usually won not by how many resources you have, but rather how you utilize those resources. It would be literally impossible to "buy" a Liberty Dreadnought (for example), more than likely. It's a waste (all-around, for everyone involved, especially your citizens) to build more than what's needed, it's why you saw the Soviet Union virtually giving away weapons in the early 80's. Militaries are not like they are in the movies, not in a "proper" setting that aims toward relative realism, anyway. The last thing these people want is for you to get your grubby hands on their technology, and they'll always be willing to go to enormous lengths just to ensure that it doesn't happen (ever).

As for [RoS]. I've not had any problems with em'..