Pirating is ruining my game experience

[RonG777]

Well, it seems like we have a discussion such as this once a year, or, something like that . . .

I play a pirate and also a trader . . (Haven't done the new mining thing yet) . . .

When you play a pirate, check out who you are pirating. If you know hes got some cash (by LVL of the player, and type of ship) then demand high numbers . . (let's not get too greedy though) . . .
If your dealing with a Rhino, or, a ship that's not a major hauler, then be reasonable. For me, I never demand more than 2 million for a big ship, but I know these numbers depends on the player, where they are, and what they got . . For a small ship, nothing wrong with just asking for a few units of the cargo. . . . Don't plan to finance your pirate ship by pirating alone . .

When you play a trader, work with the pirate. If you really can't afford their demand, tell them your reasons (In RP, of course). You will find that most pirates will work with you. If you got some wealth to share, than share it. RP that you believe in their cause and you want to help; or, you can try to work out a longer term contract with them. (pay extra for a few trips past them . .)

No matter how hard you try, you will always find a player that just won't cooperate with you. The best thing to do is just let it go. In time, they will come around.

I feel that there is no need to make any "rules" about how many credits, or whom should do this or that. We got enough rules here and any more will just make this game less enjoyable.

Just treat each other with respect, and, be willing to work with one another. That's about all I got to say on this . .

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