To: Bretonian Players

[Ivan]

Well, I doubt that Lane Hackers will have a seat in some kind of Liberty Senate (or what do they have there), though absolute majority of players can make difference of lobbying interests of their faction ingame and creating more interesting roleplay situations by planning things out of roleplay - that way facing pros and cons of any important decisions on character level, but losing nothing as players anyway. Without some kind of reasoning and planning, personalities clash instead of ships - and in result we see strange and confusing decisions or frustration.

You've brought up rather bad example: the Lane Hackers are rather agressive corporate competitor for the Ageira and Interspace. Or separation corporation. They don't represent any political views, the Lane Hacker may be nationalist and socialist, it's up to him, as long as he doesn't cross LH objectives.

Xenos are much better example: they may be represented by radical nationalistic party in Senate.