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[Exsiled_one]

The indie player can further his own story within the sandbox that is the faction he belongs to. He cannot alter the faction views or actually do anything to alter everyone's roleplay by his story.
Official faction can actually approach the Sirius as that faction, and with their roleplay actually alter the roleplay for their entire faction. Why can they do that? because they are group of players that have agreed to fly under the same flag of the same faction and follow some same rules. There are sacrifices that they make, and these are their benefits. As easy as Indy doesn't have to answer to anyone when he does some minor faux pas, the faction member's actions have an reaction and it usually can alter the roleplay of entire faction. example:
- indy attacks a zoner convoy with food once, nothing happens
- faction attacks a zoner convoy with food - relationship gets colder
- indy does it repeatedly - he gets exiled from his faction
- faction attacks repeatedly - zoners get hostile to that faction or just the said player faction, depends on their choice.


Basically, indies enjoy some benefits you lose when you enter the official player faction. But you get some benefits too. They cannot be abused because admins would strip you off your "officiality" fast.
As when it comes to two official player factions within the same faction, then it is up to those two factions to actually agree how will it be.
They still have (both) higher and "stronger" voice than a lone indy, but between each other, there has to be a compromise.
- Usually when you have two player factions within same faction there's a situation like in GC.
One faction is made of elders of GC, and Kiretsu is actually opposed to those members (not war but still)
When approaching those two factions, you treat them as separate factions with similar goals.
- Other example could be OPG and Benitez and TBH. They all work within different aspects of Corsairs.
(Like if you had BMM shipping faction, and BMM mining faction, separated.) They cooperate.


Indie has to listen to both, but within reasons of normal. So if Kiretsu said to GC indy to attack the member of the other GC, he does not have to do it. But if for example Indy has a choice to pirate someone or not, and GC says go ahead and Kiretsu says don't - It's up to him with what faction will he side at that moment.
They surely can't exile him as long as other faction supports him. Trust me, a well behaved well played indy can hardly get screwed over by faction.

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