Corsair - Zoner

[escopton]

This!

No-one actually cares about anything thats dont good for them, even if its with lore. Lore sayes Corsairs will kill Zoners if no reason for em to be in sair space - right now it is more then enough to nuke FPs and steal all goods. but no, alot of zonerzonerzoner players QQ and dont wanna get pew-pewed but joins on gamma raids with pleasure.
even official factions dont wanna say anything and Omicrones are disbanned. (danno maybe not cause of sair-zoner staff though)

The nonesense is strong in this one.

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[JayDee Kasane]

The nonesense is strong in this one.

Hm? is that was some sort of insult? or just a sarcasm?

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[Curios]

The nonsense is strong because the nonsense is in place
and it is... BIG
hmm
There is a lot of it
So I was a Corsair player for 3 years and i had to quit this NPC faction for i was not able to ... determine ..

The nature .. of the monster 8||

I just can say that the nonsense is strong, it is deep, huge, big and the Corsairs are full of it.

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[Klaw117]

After reading the last few pages, my question is this:

Why is it so hard to comprehend that the Corsairs can legitimately wage war against the Zoners?

Vanilla lore in the form of infocards, rumors, and news reports all mention that the Corsairs only tolerate the Zoners because the Zoners allow the Corsairs to buy their supplies. Now fast forward to 819 A.S. The Corsair Empire has learned to construct biodomes on Skiros Station and has greatly increased its smuggling fleet. Unless I'm overestimating the advances of the Corsairs, seems to be enough for the Corsairs to stop being dependent to the Zoners. Now in the eyes of the Corsairs, the Zoners are nothing more than people who openly harbor their enemies. The Corsairs have a perfectly valid reason to want the Zoners out of their vicinity.

If Zoner neutrality is going to continue, the Zoner players are going to have to reinstate the Freeport No-Fire Zones and the Freeport Terms of Docking to prevent the Freeports from being used as bases to attack from for any faction.

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Carlos Rivera: Corsair Brotherhood Pirate - Retired, shifted to Tripoli Shipyard's Research and Development engineering teams
Anthony Cameron: Guild Core Bounty Hunter - Killed in Action, committed suicide after being trapped in Omicron Minor following its destruction
Juan Ruiz: Outcast Ghost of Razgriz Pirate - Killed in Action, killed by the Sirius Coalition Revolutionary Army during Bretonian piracy raid
Michael Winchester: Liberty Security Force Agent - Missing in Action, likely killed during Rheinland espionage mission or trapped in Rheinland Space
Eric McCormick: Order Pilot - Retired, shifted to planetside training of new recruits

Liberty and Nomad Backstory, Very interesting - read it!

[Kaze Dagon]

After reading the last few pages, my question is this:

Why is it so hard to comprehend that the Corsairs can legitimately wage war against the Zoners?

Vanilla lore in the form of infocards, rumors, and news reports all mention that the Corsairs only tolerate the Zoners because the Zoners allow the Corsairs to buy their supplies. Now fast forward to 819 A.S. The Corsair Empire has learned to construct biodomes on Skiros Station and has greatly increased its smuggling fleet. Unless I'm overestimating the advances of the Corsairs, seems to be enough for the Corsairs to stop being dependent to the Zoners. Now in the eyes of the Corsairs, the Zoners are nothing more than people who openly harbor their enemies. The Corsairs have a perfectly valid reason to want the Zoners out of their vicinity.

If Zoner neutrality is going to continue, the Zoner players are going to have to reinstate the Freeport No-Fire Zones and the Freeport Terms of Docking to prevent the Freeports from being used as bases to attack from for any faction.

And once again we're back at the start.



~K.

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[leonidos]

After reading the last few pages, my question is this:

Why is it so hard to comprehend that the Corsairs can legitimately wage war against the Zoners?

Vanilla lore in the form of infocards, rumors, and news reports all mention that the Corsairs only tolerate the Zoners because the Zoners allow the Corsairs to buy their supplies. Now fast forward to 819 A.S. The Corsair Empire has learned to construct biodomes on Skiros Station and has greatly increased its smuggling fleet. Unless I'm overestimating the advances of the Corsairs, seems to be enough for the Corsairs to stop being dependent to the Zoners. Now in the eyes of the Corsairs, the Zoners are nothing more than people who openly harbor their enemies. The Corsairs have a perfectly valid reason to want the Zoners out of their vicinity.

If Zoner neutrality is going to continue, the Zoner players are going to have to reinstate the Freeport No-Fire Zones and the Freeport Terms of Docking to prevent the Freeports from being used as bases to attack from for any faction.

If zoner wants to keep nutrality then they have to abandon freeports/ scuttle them/ leave them to corsair rule, any of these options ... But if those stations stay under zoner control and they want to keep thier nutrality as it is.. Then the problem will be stay as it is. So other than Q_Qing try to solve the problem.

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[Klaw117]

If zoner wants to keep nutrality then they have to abandon freeports/ scuttle them/ leave them to corsair rule, any of these options ... But if those stations stay under zoner control and they want to keep thier nutrality as it is.. Then the problem will be stay as it is. So other than Q_Qing try to solve the problem.

I'm not Q_Qing. Someone said that the NFZs were supposedly effective in preventing mass raids from being staged from the Freeports, so I advocated the reinstatement of them. While I wouldn't mind if the Zoners left Omicron Theta and Omega-41, no Zoner in his/her right mind would ever accept that. Reinstating the NFZs would be more realistic.

Also, no one ever told me why Corsairs waging war on the Zoners was nonsense. I'd like to know what's wrong with it if there's vanilla evidence to support it.

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Carlos Rivera: Corsair Brotherhood Pirate - Retired, shifted to Tripoli Shipyard's Research and Development engineering teams
Anthony Cameron: Guild Core Bounty Hunter - Killed in Action, committed suicide after being trapped in Omicron Minor following its destruction
Juan Ruiz: Outcast Ghost of Razgriz Pirate - Killed in Action, killed by the Sirius Coalition Revolutionary Army during Bretonian piracy raid
Michael Winchester: Liberty Security Force Agent - Missing in Action, likely killed during Rheinland espionage mission or trapped in Rheinland Space
Eric McCormick: Order Pilot - Retired, shifted to planetside training of new recruits

Liberty and Nomad Backstory, Very interesting - read it!

[leonidos]

I'm not Q_Qing. Someone said that the NFZs were supposedly effective in preventing mass raids from being staged from the Freeports, so I advocated the reinstatement of them. While I wouldn't mind if the Zoners left Omicron Theta and Omega-41, no Zoner in his/her right mind would ever accept that. Reinstating the NFZs would be more realistic.

Also, no one ever told me why Corsairs waging war on the Zoners was nonsense. I'd like to know what's wrong with it if there's vanilla evidence to support it.

Well the Q_Q part was not for you.
And as i play zoner i also play sair.
So i know hows the situation there from both sides.
I only tried for a final solution.

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[Kaghuros]

I only tried for a final solution.

I remember some famous guy with a mustache wanted one of those too.

[Madvillain]

I remember some famous guy with a mustache wanted one of those too.

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