What is this?

[Yngen]

I seem to recall hearing Igiss say that if a player faction follows an NPC faction closely, then that player faction can police/regulate the same places as those NPCs (Lib Navy in this case.) The difference between policing a home system (Virginia for the SA,) and a system that falls within the NPC Z.O.I is that a player faction can make whatever laws it likes for its home system, while the ZOI systems must be regulated exactly like the NPCs.

The question is: does telling another player, such as a pirate or terrorist, to leave a purely NPC Z.O.I system within the scope of that NPC factions behaviors? If you take this conservatively, then no. NPCs do not ask pirates or terrorists to leave, they simply attack them. If you take this liberally, you might see some opportunity for good role play by giving player factions some verbal options in addition to attacking the bad guys.

I don't know what happened in Texas, but I would think the SA guy would have to have a valid RP reason for telling another player to leave. A reason based on the behaviors of the Liberty Navy specifically.

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[AU]Anton_Blix
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