Liberty Navy [LN] Feedback Thread

[Teerin]

ready to gank 7v1

PM me screen evidence of that, and it will be dealt with internally should such a problem have actually occurred.

You're military, you're not supposed to prevent crimes inside Liberty, for crying out loud,

That argument has been made uncountable times in the past. You're wrong however, as in real life the Navy and Coast Guard actually work with local law enforcement agencies to fight crime, even in times of war. As for Freelancer? Well in the vanilla game the Navy did a lot of internal patrols, and seriously, if you're caught with a load of Cardamine or Synth Weed, we're not going to ignore you because we're for the moment not fighting somewhere else. Common sense, man

but fight Rheinland and Gallia (if the latter were active, I'd be so happy)

The GRN| are actually fairly active (nearly twice as much as [RM]), but there's only so many fights we can coordinate between the factions.

and prevent internal dangers such as lolcasts with Ranseurs in NY or occasional Rogue Dessie raid.

See what Morse said.

Also, blowing people up for disrupting a tradelane, or literally wasting someone's half an hour because they said a stupid joke about Outcasts.

There was likely more reason for that, but again please do PM me proof of that and I'll sort it out. And as for wasting your time, they were roleplaying their characters' reaction to your in-roleplay joke.

Finally, I do personally recommend the "sandwich" method of giving feedback. Get a bit frustrated? Make yourself a sandwich (or other really good food) and come back later. Incessant and/or needless complaining does no one any good

Thank you for your support!

- Teerin

EDIT: Ninja'd by Rainth while writing my reply!

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