I want either less powergaming or a bigger chance to participate in it @Devteam

[Snozzz]

Here we go again. It is a sad symptom of Disco life, that is biased and corrupted from all sides and points of view. But would bare saying if it brought about a fair system for all. Some how I don't see that happening. The number of bases (NPC) that some factions get is totaly out of proportion to their ability to construct and support them. Some are made of duct tape, vinegar and brown paper, yet are as resilient as the toughest of constructions. Oh so many are secret and undetectable despite the obvious flaws in the logic. So seeing this comes as no suprise. Perhaps if they actualy had to build them in the form of a POB and support and defend them for a lengthy period of time, befor being awarded NPC status, this coud be resolved. That should come with NPCs fying the necessary supplies to do the task that they all find so boringly demeaning. Also planet based bases of operation shoud be better facilitated. Parts of a planets population should represent some, not all, of a factions membership and a non governmental landing/take off system be implimented to alot of them, again not all, though it must be restricted in vessel size and type (rather like Leeds). That would allow a faction to 'get off the ground' so to speak. The more direct issue of stealing a jump gate or its components and then constructing something from the materials doesn't sound totaly impossible, but, does come over as a totaly impractical a method. Likely the excercise of getting hold of them would be a higher cost than their worth and they would be easier to obtain by other means (cargo theft and corruption etc). So this does smack of power gaming, but whats new about that. Whats sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander.