Rouge, Outcast, Liberty, civillian, codes, nomads (Junked from destroyed military or research ships)
All house systems (Limited in Kusari)
Unioners:
Rhineland Pirate Cruiser
Civillian
Unioners, Civillian, Codes, Nomads (Stolen)
Mostly Rhineland
*NOTE* I say nomads because in Role Play, the weapons have been designed by civillian companies (Possibly for Military) to fit on human ships (they should be used with caution however)
I will give a RP reason on how that faction would get these weapons
Why do you always have to fly Battleships and other capital ships? I say start with a few figthers first. See how you like the faction. But i suppose you could try something like the GC.
Well, there isnt a hogosha faction yet, and they're pretty fun to play (I have an independent hogosha character).
Hogosha ID allows all ship types up to battleship, though they have no battleship of their own. In 4.85, hogosha are getting their own unique Very Heavy Fighter, and the farmer's alliance (the hogosha's closest ally) is getting a pretty decent looking bomber to go with it. Past that, you could use corsair capships within the boundaries of the ID, or if you made deals with the KNF you could use kusari capships.
Hogosha have a unique playstyle compared to other pirate or lawful factions. They -are- pirates, but they're lawful pirates to a degree. They have connections within the kusari government, so as long as they only pirate foreign shipping they're safe from reprisal (kusari likes to be isolationist). They also have the outcasts, dragons, GC, and GMG as primary enemies, all of which are becoming quite popular and active factions.
Hogosha are the primary artifact smugglers in kusari space, and can also smuggle other goods like counterfeit software or light arms. They -cannot- smuggle drugs of any kind, as per agreement with the kusari state police dating back to vanilla freelancer. The police and most of kusari considers artifacts to not be contraband, unlike the other houses, and allows hogosha to move them into and out of kusari space, but drug trade is stopped by the hogosha.
Hogosha means "guardian" in japanese. They view themselves as vigilante-style "protectors of the people". Hogosha hate all foreigners, and they hate drugs (cardamine, primarily, synth MJ isnt so big a deal but dont smuggle it yourself). Hogosha work with the kusari government and naval forces to protect kusari and attack it's enemies, but also help the kusari state police within kusari borders in dealing with pirates and drug smugglers.
Hogosha in freelancer are designed after the modern-day Yakuza (japanese organized crime syndicate). They care about the kusari people and maintaining kusari culture, but are also not above illegal activity for self profit. Extortion, blackmail, piracy, smuggling, and terrorism are all parts of Hogosha activity.
Hogosha work very closely with samura, which produces all kusari-made ships. Through this, and in agreement with the KNF, you could use kusari warships as flagships, but I honestly wouldnt use anything larger than a cruiser. Other than fighting dragons/GC/outcasts/GMG, your primary activity as hogosha will be pirating, and you cant pirate in anything larger than a gunboat anyways.
You could definitely build up a military hogosha fleet of fighters/bombers/capships in order to wage war against the blood dragons, golden C, and outcasts, though. That would definitely spice kusari space up quite a bit.
' Wrote:Why do you always have to fly Battleships and other capital ships? I say start with a few figthers first. See how you like the faction. But i suppose you could try something like the GC.
If you read my thread, i am starting woth a few of my friends in fighters and/or bombers, then later on we will get a gunboat or two then maybe a BS
' Wrote:Well, there isnt a hogosha faction yet, and they're pretty fun to play (I have an independent hogosha character).
Hogosha ID allows all ship types up to battleship, though they have no battleship of their own. In 4.85, hogosha are getting their own unique Very Heavy Fighter, and the farmer's alliance (the hogosha's closest ally) is getting a pretty decent looking bomber to go with it. Past that, you could use corsair capships within the boundaries of the ID, or if you made deals with the KNF you could use kusari capships.
Hogosha have a unique playstyle compared to other pirate or lawful factions. They -are- pirates, but they're lawful pirates to a degree. They have connections within the kusari government, so as long as they only pirate foreign shipping they're safe from reprisal (kusari likes to be isolationist). They also have the outcasts, dragons, GC, and GMG as primary enemies, all of which are becoming quite popular and active factions.
Hogosha are the primary artifact smugglers in kusari space, and can also smuggle other goods like counterfeit software or light arms. They -cannot- smuggle drugs of any kind, as per agreement with the kusari state police dating back to vanilla freelancer. The police and most of kusari considers artifacts to not be contraband, unlike the other houses, and allows hogosha to move them into and out of kusari space, but drug trade is stopped by the hogosha.
Hogosha means "guardian" in japanese. They view themselves as vigilante-style "protectors of the people". Hogosha hate all foreigners, and they hate drugs (cardamine, primarily, synth MJ isnt so big a deal but dont smuggle it yourself). Hogosha work with the kusari government and naval forces to protect kusari and attack it's enemies, but also help the kusari state police within kusari borders in dealing with pirates and drug smugglers.
Hogosha in freelancer are designed after the modern-day Yakuza (japanese organized crime syndicate). They care about the kusari people and maintaining kusari culture, but are also not above illegal activity for self profit. Extortion, blackmail, piracy, smuggling, and terrorism are all parts of Hogosha activity.
Hogosha work very closely with samura, which produces all kusari-made ships. Through this, and in agreement with the KNF, you could use kusari warships as flagships, but I honestly wouldnt use anything larger than a cruiser. Other than fighting dragons/GC/outcasts/GMG, your primary activity as hogosha will be pirating, and you cant pirate in anything larger than a gunboat anyways.
You could definitely build up a military hogosha fleet of fighters/bombers/capships in order to wage war against the blood dragons, golden C, and outcasts, though. That would definitely spice kusari space up quite a bit.
This Sounds like a good idea, it can pirate and the KNF can look the other way, i wouldn't like corsair Capitals in kusari though. those new ships in the next mod sound good
' Wrote:Might want to state where the 500 mil is to set up said faction as well.
Im not planning to make it official any time soon, but i have over a billion spread out in my accounts to fund it.
' Wrote:If you read my thread, i am starting woth a few of my friends in fighters and/or bombers, then later on we will get a gunboat or two then maybe a BS
This Sounds like a good idea, it can pirate and the KNF can look the other way, i wouldn't like corsair Capitals in kusari though. those new ships in the next mod sound good
Im not planning to make it official any time soon, but i have over a billion spread out in my accounts to fund it.
Though the Hogosha are a very interesting and intelligent faction, I might suggest something different until you sink in here at Disco. The Lane Hackers position is currently open, and they have a very good RP, and, if I'm not mistaken, the Spyglass might be getting a reskin to make it usable.
The problem with the Hogosha is that it is intertwined with complex politics that can easily turn sour if you aren't always on top of things. As one of the representatives the faction next-door, it might be a bit more fun in the beginning to play something a little simpler until you get used to the atmosphere here.
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