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A few days prior to that he felt that he had the right to demand I leave nb space when I had no illegal cargo and was in a mining ship. Now, do bh actually have the right to demand you leave space that is not theirs? If RM says leave I will, if SA or LSF or any other police force says to leave police space I will, but what right does a bh have to do that?
If you report this behavior to the RM, this individual will be marked as a criminal for impersonating a police/military officer and will be treated as such. This attitude is completely unacceptable. If the people responsible for enforcing those regulations aren't there, it doesn't mean that anyone can do it in their places.
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In Sirius space where there are lawful authorities present, BH and Mercs need permission to engage enemies, it was great that day to see the law take care of things.
If the law puts their foot down in RP and considers un-authorized killings as vigilanti'ism and thus murder, a lot of the oorp nonsense might stop.
Truth be told it was probably ok to kill Eddie that day because he is a pirate.. so thats not my point, my point is... EVERYONE who ignores the authority of the lawful authorities should be considered a criminal... after all they too have broken the law...no?
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Completely agreed. My Mercenary character has a contract with LSF to hunt criminals in Liberty space. A couple of days ago a certain individual announced in open frequencies he was a pirate. I take it the SA took it as a joke, but I didn't. I tracked him down and found him outside of West Point. I scanned him and he indeed had a Pirate ID. I requested clearance from SA to engage the pirate respecting their authority. I never got an answer from them, so I got my clearance from my existing contract and went after the guy.
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one day a merc and a BH decided that killing him right outside Buffalo base was fine.
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This one is a though spot. I completely agree that the sheer existence of that base is, in RP, a secret. But the pirates should RP that as well. The case I stated above. It's not the first time that a pirate flees me and take me to Buffalo. So, as far as that one character of mine is concerned, that station is no longer a secret, the pirate just blew it. So, if the pirates want to keep it a secret, they should make sure they're not followed when they go there. Let alone lead a chase that ends up there. Unless they are sure the person chasing them won't leave the place alive. So, I'd be careful at best when playing the "secret base" card. Most pirates aren't treating it that way.
As for the problem. I believe the lawful forces are into this already. Let's see how they'll handle it in the near future. The proposed guide would be a welcome addition to this effort. Better than bash the people is to instruct them, or at least give it a try.
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