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(10-31-2023, 12:19 AM)Megaera Wrote:
(10-31-2023, 12:16 AM)Petitioner Wrote:
(10-31-2023, 12:14 AM)Megaera Wrote: Excuse me? How many threads do you want where we tech RPed with the OCs for use of their technology?
We literally did RP for every ship we had that didnt belong to the GC native tech cells
We have had 100% on OC tech for 2 years through our RP and because staff approved of the request.
You are saying a huge chunk of our ships are suddenly useless?
Who do I talk to to fix this insanity?
File a techexempt request for them. It's a more lenient process now that no longer requires SRPs. @Wildkins's OP specifically mentions this sort of thing.
Link?
Because I am sure there is already an approved request somewhere that I posted 2-3 ago that made OC tech go from 75% to 100%
(10-30-2023, 11:26 PM)Wildkins Wrote:
• With the exception of individual SRPs and fringe cases, faction tech cells are no longer split into 100%, 90%, 75%, etc. You either have the tech, or you do not.
• If a faction had a 75% cell and no strong justification for increasing it to 100%, it was removed.
• If a faction lacked tech options compared to contemporaries, new options were added where possible.
The system overall attempts to be much simplified from both an administrative and end-user point of view, but I am nonetheless aware of many cases where this might restrict player roleplay and agency. As such, I've also put forward a rework of Techcompat Exceptions, not the least of which because 75% cells no longer exist. In short, if you have a character looking to fly a ship that is unavailable to your ID's tech but is otherwise legal for you to fly, then it falls under a techcompat exception. These exceptions now no longer require that you make contact with an OF, although that is still the easiest path forward. ID line changes, including flying ships of a greater class than an ID allows, or acquiring ships and/or equipment that are unique, restricted, or otherwise limited still falls under a standard SRP request as before.