Culture, anyone?

[Mr.Fabulous]

Oh yeah... If your next replies would be about, "That's unrealistic! The ships that we have right now are already properly placed because of corporate competition. The other models are just not popular, so freelancers aren't buying them", then I also have my own answer: domestic competitiveness.

You know, when the country that's being "invaded" would try to replicate, or at least adapt, imported ships (as the example ships, the Rhino), since the Clydesdale is currently right now an MKII ship, which would make a total monopoly for the Libertonians in the beginner sector.

Now, the Brets "fight" back by creating their own model of the Rhino so that future beginners that wish to buy a beginner-ship would not rely on an imported good, but instead their citizens would purchase the Clydesdale as the beginner ship, giving the Bret shipyards a fighting chance in the monopoly (take note that this example is for beginner Bretonian citizens. The same could apply for Libertonian citizens, just interchange the ships)

All I'm saying is that all of the countries have their own trademarks for beginner ships, mid-game ships, and veteran ships, so that the country would have a sense of identity, knowing that the normal Libertonian Trader would be piloting a Bretonian Clydesdale simply because it is a better ship is already blasphemy:)(and this is where OORP comes in... Awkward!!!!)

And this is my answer to such a question.

edit: oops... a little mistake there... changed a sentence here and there

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