Hasnt it gone on long enough?

[Jokoro]

Y'know, I already voiced these facts in your past topic when you were whining about Gallia, but apparently you didn't bother to read it, so I'm going to post it again:


The reasons for Gallic ships and weapons remaining in Gallia make perfect sense.

For all factions: When a House that has been hidden from the rest of the Sirius Sector for CENTURIES suddenly is revealed, what do you think the first reaction to it would be? Suspicion. Fear. Gallia is a place the other Houses have very little information about. They have no idea how dangerous Gallia is. If I had to guess, the official governments would at least be unfriendly, if not openly hostile.

The Council: The Council are currently engaged in a brutal civil war. If they lose, they will die. They don't have time for exploring the rest of Sirius; they have to rely on the rest of Sirius coming to them, hopefully attracted by their cause. They are stretched thin as it is and divided between two systems - they can only really operate in Gallia.

The Gallic Brigands: The other Houses are surely monitoring the Orkney jump hole... they have enough unlawfuls to worry about, and would surely kill any pirates or raiders trying to escape.

The Maquis: The same as the Council, only the other Houses would probably kill terrorists on sight.

The Unione Corse: They don't want anything to do with Sirius, as stated in several news topics in Gallic bars. They fear other Sirius unlawful groups will move into their territory and disrupt their business. They're perfectly content in Gallia.

Any other Gallic factions: They retain a firm belief in isolationism and the fact that they believe the other Houses to be the cause of their sabotaged sleeper ship. They are loyal to the Crown and hate outsiders with a passion, regardless if they side with the Council or not. If they tried to leave, they'd by shot by the Council anyway.

So the factions of Gallia stay in Gallia, along with their respective weapons, just like other factions and their weapons remain in their respective zones of influence.



Is that so damn hard to understand?

Jimmy, you obviously didn't read the Wiki, and if you did, then you obviously have to learn how to read.

First of all, your first point makes no sense - we can't deny anyone from making an independent GRN character. I have nothing against them; in fact, I group with one yesterday and it was a great time. I have a problem with people taking that independent GRN character and abusing it with some crazy ooRP scheme.

Second of all, I'm not even sure what your second point is trying to suggest, but Gallia HAS kept its level of technological superiority secret. The rest of Sirius has no idea how strong Gallia is. Sirius has no idea what's going to hit them.

Third of all, your third point PROVES you didn't read the Wiki, because Gallia was founded by the French Sleeper Ship that was SABOTAGED BY OTHER MEMBERS OF THE ALLIANCE. If you and 5 others were trapped in a grave, and you helped the other 5 get out, but when you moved to get out, they hit you in the damn head with a shovel so you fell back down to die, would you be pissed? I'd be pissed, especially if it would murder my entire nationality. If you don't understand why Gallia has a grudge against Sirius, you're thick.

And Salorn, to shoot down your "little hypothetical situation", the "angry nobleman" would either be shot by Council forces as he tried to escape in Sirius or would be detained by the GRN or GRP because he could be a deserter or a spy trying to escape the kingdom. And then he'd be shot. Usually in civil war, people are shot first and then asked about later... high stakes put everyone on edge.

God damn it, people. Igiss and the development team crafted a beautiful story here. Can't you just appreciate it and enjoy it? If you can't, THEN QUIT *****ING, because it's not going to change anything, and is only making yourself look like an idiot while making the rest of us angry.

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