The Oracles

[Treewyrm]

Hawkwings, the whole history of Sirius colonists is quite rich with conflicts small and large, and before the exodus just as much where the last one nearly drove a half of it to extinction. Nomads were never near those, it's just what humanity does on it's own, as always it were. Ultimately there been wars, there are and always will be wars. Overall driving itself to the extinction with ever new weapons of mass destruction developed, and again facing the time when they have to run from themselves. And frankly I don't see how the lack of real world example of the Nomads justifies as auto-enemy to every human being. Once again I'd like to remind that in SP campaign players never really were told why Nomads do what they do and why they are doing it, apart from very vague speech from Tekagi. To be honest it's not interesting when all you get is having that simplified stamp "you are to exterminate human race" plastered artificially by others, it really limits roleplay capabilities, which is why, for example, the shackles were broken as regards interaction with Outcasts, giving some interesting opportunities. I start to wonder if some simply use that stamp just to have PvP and nothing else. Instead I'd be glad if more players would see the opportunity of variety of interactions possible there, making under the desk shady deals and so forth. Because like I said - there are definitely those who'd benefit from them, directly or indirectly, LSF too, because it's not just black and white roles around. And rather than simplifying everything to two dimensional interactions and petty stereotypes which kept plaguing this community more and more (not even regards the Nomads, but it's a much bigger issue) ultimately narrowing the roleplay interactions to engagement notices and nothing else. So, tell me, is this where it all comes and boils down to? Personally I seriously thought about it all, if I weren't - trust me there wouldn't been a nomad faction around. Hell a lot of a risk, and most certainly facing stereotype wars and all that given the fact the nomads were never portrayed by actual players ever before, but that's what I signed up for here nearly two years ago, and that's why I am talking, to you as well.