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RE: LPI Feedback - Reid - 11-14-2016

Except the next best sellpoint for anything illegal is about 40K behind Manhattan. It's not that big of a deal you guys make it out to be. My smugglers go straight to Rochester anyways just to avoid me being caught and getting FR5'd.

Remember, there's risk to flying straight at the capital planet with thousands of tonnes of drugs on board.


RE: LPI Feedback - Laura C. - 11-14-2016

(11-14-2016, 05:47 PM)Reid Wrote:
(11-14-2016, 11:18 AM)Laura C. Wrote: I want to ask why you guys recently started FR5ing smugglers even in situations when it´s their first documented violation and on top of that is based on third party evidence without any lawful even having interaction with some of these players ingame (and I am not mentioning incredibly short times given to response on fining notice in some cases).

This attitude is wrong and detrimental. You are killing source of activity not only for yourself, but for all police factions and lawfuls in general. Do you really want to kill smuggling as ingame activity? Considering that chasing smugglers is one of the main things that makes police factions appealing, it is really worrying. FR5 should be last resort for serious troublemakers, not your first choice.

As a police faction player myself and former long-term RFP| leader, I seriously want to ask you to reconsider this policy.

LPI has been doing this for years, FR5ing at the first offence of smugglers. Why is it suddenly a problem? If somebody is caught bringing in extremely large amounts of drugs and illegal shiny rocks, you would expect the cops to be like "ok you're a bad guy you can't come here anymore". And it's a more effective tactic than years of countless "pay this fine" threads that everybody ignores

note: i do not represent the views or policies of lpi or their leadership, it's my personal opinion and is not meant to be an official lpi response
I thought (and hoped) that this attitude was left in the past when server had 150+ stable population and police factions could "afford" to be harsh. RFP is not using FR5s for smugglers for years and same applies for BPA as far as I noticed. LPI has the luxury of most active house because it is starting location, but those who play in less populated houses already reached point when they -have to- think about their attitude against their activity sources.

So like Achille said, while inRP the point of police is to stop all criminal activity including smuggling, ooRPly our point is exactly opposite - to keep it alive and coming, actually even to promote it. Otherwise you sooner or later face situation when you spend hours ingame on the patrols and you encounter almost no smugglers. Sooner or later people gets bored and stop playing

To put is simple - if you FR5 every smuggler after they are first caught, what will be player´s reaction? Especially when they are not even caught by lawfuls, but just silently scanned and screenshoted by some passing ship? Most of them will chose one of these:

a) I need to avoid as many players as possible (and in case of being FR5 also avoid stationary battleships and docking rings weaponry near lanes which can bite badly). Lets fly only through jumpholes and under/above plane so no one will see me.
Result for lawfuls: less interactions and less chases.

b) Smuggling sucks. Let´s rather do ore trading, it makes more money anyway.
Result for lawfuls: less interactions and less chases.

How is this good solution? You should not force -players- to have "I better do lawful trading" mindset.


RE: LPI Feedback - Skorak - 11-14-2016

Lol this will be my only response here.
People know I think little of forum feedback.

I fr5 people who ignore lpi people with lpi.

As you see everyone I commed who replied received a fine or offered another way of getting out of it.


RE: LPI Feedback - Reid - 11-14-2016

(11-14-2016, 06:30 PM)Laura C. Wrote: a) I need to avoid as many players as possible (and in case of being FR5 also avoid stationary battleships and docking rings weaponry near lanes which can bite badly). Lets fly only through jumpholes and under/above plane so no one will see me.
Result for lawfuls: less interactions and less chases.

You are actively breaking the law. Smuggling is pretty much a felony. You do not want to be caught because your cargo, paycheck, and reputation are on the line. If you get caught smuggling, then you're bad at it.

that being said i take lanes and gates because my smuggling ships are already hostile to house police. Like I said earlier, take it to Rochester. It's almost as good as Manhattan with less risk and right there next to it. And that's implying that people trying to stop smugglers don't sit at jumpholes, which they do. Trust me, they do.


RE: LPI Feedback - Officially_that_Guy - 11-18-2016

Howdy!

So I just "ran from an inspection" I was never halted for. I was parked at Westpoint and then started to move as there was some "inspecting" yada yada. I entered the lane, then jumped to PA where I stopped immediately when the "officer AI" LPI-Vigilant sent a system-wide halt order. I was at Philadelphia station by that time - a Miner, named MSV-Kolto in a Starburst freighter, shot the lane and ran off. Eventually LPI-Vigilant caught up and immediately charged me with the disrupted lane and fleeing from an inspection he never called me to stop for. When I made my case and TOLD him about the miner he decided to additionally charge me with section 1 article V.

Seriously, IF you're gonna play an infallible AI, at least be correct in the procedures. This was just junker harrassment. He even admitted he never called to halt me at westpoint. I have made screenshots, but I hope the text logs will suffice (uploading shots takes ages for me).

You guys need to keep those phony charges in check. You represent the law, not some military dictatorship. In dubio pro reo - you need proof of the violation. I pointed your officer towards the actual culprit and he just charged me anyways.

(Conversation with the zoner continued via PM, and are marked green)
This crap cost me time, writing up this report even more. Stop with the fail-drone-RP please. The second officer didnt even get involved other than aiming at me hoping I'd run...


RE: LPI Feedback - Catherine - 11-18-2016

(11-18-2016, 05:21 PM)Officially_that_Guy Wrote: Howdy!

So I just "ran from an inspection" I was never halted for.

I do not make it a habit to post in feedback related to me, but, I feel the need to speak up. You were, iRP Being exceedingly different, and trying to 'One Up' the android with laws. Having been programmed to 'clamp down' when someone tries to weasel out like that, the Android laid down additional charges against you. I will remind you, twice, you were given the opportunity to pay your fine, and appeal it later.

Additionally, you tried to argue law with a police officer, you should know that in real life, as in game, that's just stupid. In real life, you'd have gotten shot at worse, and arrested at best. Ingame, you refused to pay a fine and I could have shot you, but didn't. I don't know if this is based on real life personal beliefs but, you need to accept that in Discovery, Junkers have the shorter straw, as does anyone not within the police. You need to comply, for face the consequences.

This entire issued was caused by you refusing to stop so I could check your ship's headlights. Good Job, I hope it was worth it.

You didn't loose anything in this RP, and yet you're here complaining rather than handling things in an appropriate iRP manner. Yes, it was a junker discriminating inspection, however, that should be well and fine. It's even represented in the background story through infocards, Junkers get hassled, live with it and play your character.

You took the time to complain, no one forced you to do that. Either live with the character you made, or make a new one.

In other words: Shouting that you were upset, does not make you right.


RE: LPI Feedback - Emperor Tekagi - 11-18-2016

I just read everything and as neutral bystander who wasn't there I can only say: Get RP-slapped mate. Sorry but this is one way to LPI- RP? Corruption, abusing their power, etc.
I really can't see your problem except that you are mad about them playing less honorful cops.

But hey, just my opinion. I would have smiled myself about this sort of RP. If you really can't handle stuff like this happening irp as part of RP possibilities which cops have, avoid them. Avoid interactions.

Take this here as official statement and I really will die by a laughter.


RE: LPI Feedback - Officially_that_Guy - 11-18-2016

I am not blinded by rage with that post. I just remember getting hammered about 6 years ago for trying to play a crooked cop. So has that changed? Because the rules say "play according to your ID". That should include not trying to harrass innocents. And a few days back somebody got rulef*cked for not having witnessed an infraction and blowing up a junker.


RE: LPI Feedback - Emperor Tekagi - 11-18-2016

I would say that it changed only a bit, it just depends on how corrupt you play. Overdoing it until an extent where it is just bluntly breaking ID or other rules is overstepping the borders but I think the RP you saw there happened fully inside said borders. Maybe you should give such RP a try again after so many years and see yourself that it changed!


RE: LPI Feedback - Officially_that_Guy - 11-18-2016

You are just trying to get me hammered again, eh? (sun) Well, I am awaiting the response of that guy. He failed to follow basic LPI, so in theory I could report that to the official faction. Dictatorship i tell ya.