You make it sound like the sole purpose of Alaska is being held tight to not let the nomads spread around. Well, that has never really been the main objective of Alaska. It simply came along the way. Alaska has been like this even before the Nomad war, and it's simply a military area which it serves as the Navy's sandbox to conduct classified research, a command HQ, development and production of heavy vessels and so on, away from the watchful eye of the people, media or whatever. It's like area 51 of Discovery.
While yes, the Omicron Minor or Sigmas connection through Ellesmere was interesting, and it'd be nice to have back (great gateway for spooky spec ops!), keeping the Nomads from spreading was not really it's main focus. There's still many other secrets guarded in that system that need to be kept hidden.
(05-14-2016, 01:45 PM)Durandal Wrote:
(05-14-2016, 01:34 PM)Antonio Wrote: Maybe put a jumphole available for snubs and freighters only, like we have in Connecticut? That'd remove the whole economy problem.
This was already being discussed and is fairly likely to happen.
ID restrictions can also be considered if you ask me. Since some vessels such as liners or some cap, can sometimes serve as "mother ships" for the smaller ones when they're operating far from home. (it worked better when docking modules were still on but anyways). But in any case the link with the sigmas/omicrons was a really nice thing to have. Now you have to travel around 15 systems through Bretonia, Omegas and so on.
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