[SIEGE/DEFENSE EVENT]Kansas Prelude19:00-21:00 UTC Navy/Lawful vs Auxo/Unlawful

[Lemon]

I mean this might be a dumb question from me, but like...

If the opposing faction is not going to play by the event and the PoB is not owned by the Liberty Navy, what's even the point?
To me this looks like an ordinary third-party PoB siege, because without the approval of all parties you cannot really organize engagements in advance.
Who is to say which days or hours the other party is going to log?

Furthermore, I am not active as Technocracy or in Kansas, so I have no idea what the event description even means.
I will give you some examples:

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For the Navy, it is important that the systems remain vacant - [...].
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I am curious as to why the Navy is defending the outpost, since your write-up does not clarify why the Navy would not just tear down everything in Kansas.

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For Gaians, it is clear - they want to keep the powers in check, protecting what's left of the pristine areas. The Liberty Rogues will no doubt want to make their presence known.
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I do not understand why you are being so vague. There has to be a concrete reason to come to Kansas, right? For example: I am not sure if Gaians just pursue a "balance of power", given the fact they are terrorists. And the Rogues are just coming to show off? It gives off the impression Freelancers, The Technocracy, Gaians, Rogues, Bounty Hunters and Navy are just thrown into the pot. But from what I can tell this is between Quantum, its mercenaries and the Technocracy?

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Various bounty Hunters and Mercenaries might come from the quick buck.
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^ This is the only thing that makes sense so far.

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[...], but everyone does know that what happens at Quantum Outpost will set the pace for years to come for these independent systems..
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Can you tell me why? I may be living under a rock here, but what is so important about this PoB? I mean the post kinda admitted its non-importance just one paragraph before.

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As this massive power struggle looms over the horizon, an insignificant independent outpost, the Quantum, in the orbit of planet Topeka now serves as a backdrop for a conflict to come, where the powers of the adjacent systems test each others' resolves.
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If you are going to do this, you'll have to explain this situation, because I do not understand any of this.
I am not trying to hate by the way, since everyone should be entitled to go and engage whoever they want (within the rule set), but as an event this just looks and feels out of place, maybe I am overthinking it xD .

1) Navy can't let foreign power take control. Rather than defending the outpost they care about an organized hostile organization flexing in areas they just left.
2) gaians don't want anyone there, they might observe, they might attack the base, who knows
3) base is not the pivotal point, the fact that Navy just spent thousands of lives and billions on liberating Kansas from a hostile force and another one moves in would just be unacceptable, risking to create what they just worked hard to stop.

The base is just the spark, a small piece that the sides use as a backdrop for their conflict, who will seize power if anyone. Navy will care little if the base dies, they will care about Auxesia is trying to exert influence and take control of the system.