In game ship names

[Adam_Spire]

Ping best not get involved in this one. Seems Akura and the rest are hell bent on seeing things their way.

Because most of them are non-Official faction and break the rules more often. Official factions don't let in those that break the rules, and usually boot people for it.

Then by your own words, wouldn't it be better to have a tagged ID? You all are pretty convinced I would do all I can to avoid a tagged ship. On the contrary, I do my best to avoid '€œALL'€ hostile contact when shipping goods. Having a system with a bunch of no tags just encourages me, all the more, to dock and come back in the evening when ther server is less full.

Also, clicking on a ship to ID it at 2k is as about as effective as running into a ship with the same intentions to pirate you. Most trade ships cant id a small ship at 9k when they are traveling 1000+ on a trade lane. At least with a tag I have some clue as to their drive and intention. Pirating for money, anyone can do. Pirating for a cause or government, gives at least some meaning, heck even the Hogosha target some transports more than others. That is what separates them from an ordinary pirate who pirates just because they can with the least amount of RP.

You guys shout how this is a RP server and how you are defending RP but I doubt it. I get the impression you RP as lightly as possible and when the least amount of RP is reached, just fire away. A Tag forces more RP per encounter.

And you telling me that it just encourages me to avoid a tagged ship is your narrow opinion Again, if you can be open mined for just a moment, I see it like this: If I see '€œShip'€ in system or the '€œGMG-Ship'€, and I'€™m Kruger entering sig 13, the only difference in my actions is asking where they are on top of who they are. Either way I'€™m gunning it through Sigma 13. I do it all the time. But the Tag lets me know how to think about RP before an eventual confrontation. I'€™m sorry you see it as just a dodge.

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