The slaughter of a LABC

[Red_One]

Upside is, half of them are dumb enough to let an LABC literally circle them spamming mortars while they try and shoot down bombers with their primaries.

[Lythrilux]

Seriously, piracy in Liberty is quite dead. The problem stems from the over-aggression of lawfuls which has prompted pirates to do less piracy and focus more on being freedom fighters. I will say that the issue does not lie in unlawfuls having capitals however.

Jesus Lyth... I've read some dumb stuff in my time, but you really do repeatedly get the wrong end of the stick with this pirate cap issue.

It is worth pointing out that the game is harder for those who have to defend regions of space.

That is quite acceptable to some extent. The aggresiveness part. I am tired of piracy inside New York. The lawfuls I meet, just say a word or two, then tell " it is time to go to jail" or " OMG, DAI PIERAT" or something similar before they open up my hull.Some, even dont say that. The same thing can be done in Connecticut too imo.

But the other regions do offer quality RP, if you are a pirate and you meet some lawful. Liberty needs some serious thinking.

NERF PLIS.

Sath explains my point. You need to see things from the shoes of other players: I am sure I am not alone when I say that it is extremely frustrating to try and pirate and every time you're simply met with about 90000 LNS caps coming for your ass, most likely they will find you and gank kill you, leaving you upset. I'm not saying that Law Enforcement doing their job and hunting down pirates is a bad thing, but they're part of the problem as to why pirates aren't being pirates.

It sort of works like this:

• Pirates pirate Traders
  
• Disgruntled traders get angry at the pirates and make lawful caps to crush the pirates as much as they can
  
• Pirates get sick of this and start prioritising killing Lawfuls over actual piracy
  

Rather than being a wonderful cycle, minus the pirates hunting lawfuls, we're stuck in limbo between the last two points. A player making a pirate to do piracy is being rarer and rarer: they're more or less gearing themselves up to desperately tank lawfuls as much as they can.

The thing is, people don't want to pirate [in Liberty] anymore. It's just really not entirely worthwhile. I'm sure there are players out there who are dedicated to still committing piracy within Liberty and for that I give you kudos, however the majority of unlawful players are members of the anti-lawful pirate militia. To be honest, we could probably just call them the Hellfire Legion 2.0, as that's basically what they are.

As for solving this? Who knows. The problem isn't really a mod related one, but a psychological one. I am for blocking Outcast caps out of Liberty though, but mainly for giving life to other Liberty unlawfuls and because Outcast dreads in Liberty are a bit ridiculous.

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[Fifty.]

Something, something, something LNS

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[Cælumaresh]

Seriously, piracy in Liberty is quite dead. The problem stems from the over-aggression of lawfuls which has prompted pirates to do less piracy and focus more on being freedom fighters. I will say that the issue does not lie in unlawfuls having capitals however.

Jesus Lyth... I've read some dumb stuff in my time, but you really do repeatedly get the wrong end of the stick with this pirate cap issue.

It is worth pointing out that the game is harder for those who have to defend regions of space.

That is quite acceptable to some extent. The aggresiveness part. I am tired of piracy inside New York. The lawfuls I meet, just say a word or two, then tell " it is time to go to jail" or " OMG, DAI PIERAT" or something similar before they open up my hull.Some, even dont say that. The same thing can be done in Connecticut too imo.

But the other regions do offer quality RP, if you are a pirate and you meet some lawful. Liberty needs some serious thinking.

NERF PLIS.

Sath explains my point. You need to see things from the shoes of other players: I am sure I am not alone when I say that it is extremely frustrating to try and pirate and every time you're simply met with about 90000 LNS caps coming for your ass, most likely they will find you and gank kill you, leaving you upset. I'm not saying that Law Enforcement doing their job and hunting down pirates is a bad thing, but they're part of the problem as to why pirates aren't being pirates.

It sort of works like this:

• Pirates pirate Traders
  
• Disgruntled traders get angry at the pirates and make lawful caps to crush the pirates as much as they can
  
• Pirates get sick of this and start prioritising killing Lawfuls over actual piracy
  

Rather than being a wonderful cycle, minus the pirates hunting lawfuls, we're stuck in limbo between the last two points. A player making a pirate to do piracy is being rarer and rarer: they're more or less gearing themselves up to desperately tank lawfuls as much as they can.

The thing is, people don't want to pirate [in Liberty] anymore. It's just really not entirely worthwhile. I'm sure there are players out there who are dedicated to still committing piracy within Liberty and for that I give you kudos, however the majority of unlawful players are members of the anti-lawful pirate militia. To be honest, we could probably just call them the Hellfire Legion 2.0, as that's basically what they are.

As for solving this? Who knows. The problem isn't really a mod related one, but a psychological one. I am for blocking Outcast caps out of Liberty though, but mainly for giving life to other Liberty unlawfuls and because Outcast dreads in Liberty are a bit ridiculous.

Lyth, this is flood, you are way to serious

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This Galaxy is vast; its wonders and beauty are almost unfathomable. But the galaxy also hides dark secrets, some of which have lain dormant since the beginning of time itself. There is a danger in secrets, both in seeking and in knowing. Some things are meant to be hidden from view. Some mysteries defy understanding, and sometimes even the things we think we know are untrue. Some secrets should remain untouched.

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