.:j:. Junker Congress Faction Feedback

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Negative feedback regarding your playstyle is not automatically ooRP hate. The posters have merely raised criticism suggesting that you should try to spend less time isolated in your guard system. You are free to take it into account or consider the criticism invalid based on evidence or your experience. In addition, be honest with yourself: If so many people complain about it, maybe there really is a problem? I would evaluate alternatives. Perhaps we can see more of you in other houses, or in a conflict?

I wonder, if by what you have said you are implying that the junker congress should play for others and not for themselves?

If a congress members likes to spend much of their time in the guard system because they want to, should they stop spending time in their guard system because others don't want them to?

With all due respect the only problem I see here is that people who complain are the people who do not respect other players playing style.


IMO a player should play the game according to the way he likes to play WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF THE RULES OF THE SERVER and subjectively with the RP that he/she can.

All in all Enjoy the game for what it is.

Curious that you would re-quote an older post. You're suggesting that the Congress' play-style is being criticised, and that all individuals have the right to play the game as they like (within the permitted framework). Naturally, there is nothing wrong with that whatsoever.

However, my entire body of criticism has nothing to do with any individual or group's overall attitude towards the game. It is related to a specific series of incidents and the actions taken by Congress players. Whenever anyone plays in Liberty space, they must recognise that taking actions which are disagreeable to the LibGov will result in repercussions including but not limited to those enacted by the Forces of Liberty.

Threatening a court of law with guns is not a "play style" choice. It's an in-character action with serious repercussions that the Congress players have brought upon themselves.