Leaving Freelancer

[Ever Light]

sindroms wrote:

That is sort of the point. There is a ship you like to fly and use for RP. Setting up the ship is an out of roleplay experience, so it is easy to get a ship you want to fly.

Roleplaying is a lot learning by doing. There are so many delicacyies you can learn over time only. An likewise you are developing and finding yourself just over time in Real Life your role play characters find themselfs just over time. The are developing, learning and becoming more experienced.
To set up a character with background and privide the right, intended ship is one thing. But this is not where the jurney ends. It is where it starts!

Dirk Danger wrote:

I was a zoner for 6 months before I was given command of a aqulion in my faction. it was fun to gain the respect of my faction and an honor to receive it.

Thats the high RP way.

Zahas wrote:

You learn the game, the rules, the mechanics, make friends, get into a group or a faction, make again new friends, make enemys, make a RP story, troll people, get awesome, get sanctioned, whine on forums, have a laugh, organize a RP event, make a movie about your ship.

So much to do...

A good summary!

When I started here I had money making in mind to get the ships I wanted for RP fast.
But when it come clear, what ID and ship I would use for that purpose I joined the affiliated playerfaction.
The fever cought me after I went with them on my first role played convoy. I wanted to make the contact ingame first. But my application had not to wiat long then.

Anaximander wrote:

Yeah its not like a MMO or singleplayer game, where you can "reach max level" and be done with the game. It's entirely different, you set your own goals and that's really what's so much fun about this game. You can make a closed economy character, hone your PVP skills in different ship classes, join a faction, build a faction etc. etc. The opportunities are almost endless, but you've got to make your own fun, as the game doesn't offer much in terms of "grinding to max level".

Of cause if roleplaying is not your way of playing, it is better you go somewhere else. No one here will blame you for this decision. And feel free to come back later on, if you wish to.



sindroms wrote further:

If you wanted to put more effort into it, you could have contracted groups to bring you alloys for the ship building and roleplay it out. Would have taken much longer, would have more solid RP behind it and would have involved a lot of people and made it fun.

Thats a pritty nice idear I sort of thought of a few days ago.
However I won't do it for another ship I want to have to support my chosen faction which already accepted me and all.
But I have got some pure roleplay concepts and I think it's a rather good idear to be carried out for one of those!

I hope you agree with this much quoting from nearly everyone who posted before me. I wanted to add something particular to that statements without just repeating them with my own words. This way it is clear that you mentioned this and that before.

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To the stars!

Pavel prompted: We are the money making company!
And Hartmann added later while discussing that with me: The DHC way to solve problems? - Throw mony at it, until it diiieees!

~ because you can't spell SLAUGHTER without LAUGHTER ~