Bounty hunters....

[Aoyagi]

Hey, thanks for the snide flame.

How did someone become a criminal? Let's look at the means by whioch you acquired a reputation as a criminal - the missions, the killing, the robbing. You don't think there are consequences to those actions? You mean every criminal in game has to have a bounty on the forums before they can be hunted?
I think your desire for a consequence-free world for criminal characters is a little out of place in a roleplaying game involving aliens and intergalactic drug dealers.

Here's what I think actually happened - you got killed by a bounty hunter and you're not happy. Rather than have the good grace to role-play a response, you want to make playing a hunter so much more of a pain and harder than it is for you to play a criminal. You actually want to require people playing a certain character to spend time on the forums, writing down names and indulging in what sounds more like work than a fun hobby. How about we make criminals only able to attack members of lawful organisations who have actually have a bounty on them on the forums? Or maybe you can only pirate someone from a pre-approved list of viable piracy targets on the forums and for particular cargo and only on certain days? Sound fun? No? So why should it be like that for others?

What I said to him above. Check the employment office. Players generate the content and gameplay. They update it. This is a hobby, played by people in their free time.

You want people holding your hand and doing stuff for you, start forking out dough to play here.
You want a consequence-free game, play chess against yourself.

Yes, I got killed by a hunter -when I was doing RP- . Out of nothing he said something like "Defend yourself" or whatever that was... I don't care that I lost to BH bomber with two MRs, that's quite natural. I care about their crappy RP. (no offense, some of them play good)

Edit: Also, we could get thru this without insulting each other, right? I am really not interested in someone who'd hold my hand, thanks.