Technocracy of Auxo - Feedback

[Kauket]

Well, for that situation, here's the logic behind it:

Demands -> Testing compliance, asserting dominance, adhereing to deployed objective: Secure site - priority over gathering intel, success of the azurite gathering operation is more imperative than learning as the risk was very high.

Compliance: Investigate - check for infestation - or confirm speculation of working with enemies (since IMG have been spotted delivering for the Order) - allow to leave

Non-compliance: Check if witnessed -> Contain and forcefully remove -> failing to respect desires/or recognise authority -> may be working for parties against us/may be contamination.

Security-> Remove witnesses of the operation, cannot let information of the gathering go back to any other parties. Cover up reasoning of presence with a lie if cooperated.


Just because it's short, doesn't mean it's bad. They're not there to tell the tales of their adventures. By the way, IMG actually doesn't get a mining bonus on Azurite, you'd have wasted time mining it for 30 minutes when you can get a faction that does have bonuses on it. (IRG/Order|/Core|)

They simply do not trust you, IMG aren't known for handling Nomadic Materials, and - well - we had quite a lot of info on Azurite and we're very paranoid about people attempting to handle it - it's within the Society's belief that we should be the superior ones to handle such things. Also the Omicrons are dangerous and lonely - people can disappear, and just because a faction is allied, doesn't mean we have to bend over for them - in essence, especially if they're really far from home. If Hellfire - for example - tried to start handling Nomad Tech, it would upset us greatly. Social links don't hinder relationships as much - they're more of a productive society.

Of course, everyone gets a chance to RP, but the character's attitude really matters. Auxesian pilots don't like to waste time or to speak rhetorics - that really happens when people get bored and want to amuse themselves - or to do a special type of psychological interrogation where you abuse the emotions and cause dramatic reactions on purpose to learn more. Everything that is speculated is based upon evidence, and to an extent - even stereotyping. (For example, it's still a firm belief that Outcasts are still planning to enslave Sirius with Cardamine, or that Corsairs live in gritty dirt and are just hungry for blood. )

But by using the powers of deduction and linking all the encounters; probabilities; and scenes - it's easy to assume that they're going for the mining site. Empty transport(s) suddenly appearing, 2 AFC were heard over the comms, the miner being alone, the miner also being non-cooperative, transport was initially headed to the Azurite field - but got distracted by our convoy, pretty can be linked together.

If I had to drop ore in your situation, I would do it - as I'd be following the demands, and leaving. I can always return later, if I were so desperate. Otherwise - well - if you deny it - of course you're going to get pushed around.