Who are the good guys?

[Mímir]

It's counter-productive to RP etc. to try and sum everything up in "good vs. evil". Instead you would be better off getting into each faction's lore / RP-premises, and try to think like a character belonging to said faction would.

I.e. A LSF pilot shooting Order terrorist would be "good", as he tries to keep Liberty safe and secure and free of terrorists, an Order pilot shooting LSF agents would be "good", as he is concerned about the Nomad influence on Liberty's finest.

An OC taking slaves would be "good", as he is introducing these slaves to a new and "enhanced life" with promises of a longer life span, heightened consciousness and maybe even the possibility to enter OC ranks.

A Corsair shooting Rheinlanders would be "good" because Rheinland breached the home of the 'Sairs and threatened their security/stability and dominance of the Omicrons.

Etc. etc. etc.

"Good" vs. "Evil" is an illusion in real life, as well as in Disco.

In fact, I would be inclined to say that it is about time Disco let go of its "Lawful, semi-lawful, unlawful" distinctions, as they no longer make sense - Gallia is "lawful" (in Gallia), but the majority of players do not see them as such - and when Gallia's "lawfuls" are out of Gallia, they certainly don't adhere to Bretonian laws etc. And the other way round with the Council, which is "semi-lawful" in Gallia, but gets treated as lawfuls all over Sirius (even though they have taken over the supply of black market weapons from the Outcasts, and deliver guns to criminal organisations all over Sirius). Even "unlawful" pirate organisations such as the Corsairs have their own laws (and thus cannot be said to be "unlawful" within their own space) and punish offenders from their own ranks. It is silly, really, and counter-productive to RP and realism etc - and leads to "red on scanner u must die!" kinda RP.

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