The Maquis - [MQS] - Feedback Thread

[St.Denis]

This is the first time ever that I have put in Feedback to a Faction (at least as far as I can remember).

I have just witnessed a fight that you had just a few minutes ago. I didn't see all the fight, but the start and finish.

Is it, with you, a case of you always need to win?

It started off when I met one of your CAU armoured GAT, in IDF, and we started having a chat. No problem here.

Then some GRP Light Fighter happened to undock from where we were sat.

Next , another of yours logged and appeared in a CAU armoured Freighter. Still no problem.

Next a Gallic Destroyer turns up and a fighter ensures.

A third MQS, in a Bomber turns up, keeps the Destroyer engaged whilst the first 2 disappear and relog Bombers. Still no problem here.

Now the Destroyer is being fought by 3 Bombers all armed to the max with anti-cap weapons. No problem.

It appeared to me that you were slowly wearing him down, but he was doing some damage to you also.

I left the scene, after one of you declared me as an undesirable, (left me under no illusion that my Trade Ship would be the dessert after the main course had been dealt with). Still happy with everything.

I moved in to the next System and carried on. Whilst I was there I saw a message that one of you (you know who it was) committed suicide by Planet/Sun diving (or accidentally hit a Planet). A few minutes later you were still logged in.

When I came back in to IDF, the suicide person was back in the fight.

I subsequently spoke to the person who was flying the Destroyer (by pm) and he said that a couple of you had gone to restock (possibly one of those that committed suicide). This is where I have the problem. Is winning that important that you run away, suicide, so you can reappear, on full health and come back to the fight asap?

You even had a 4th guy coming up from Languedoc to give you a hand, which he eventually did.

This will leave people no incentive to deal with you.

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