Quote:There are some alright Freelancers (Shadow's Mia.Angel isn't bad), but we need more RP conscious ones.
Not really. Theres plenty. Everyone always wants to talk about the pvp whores and the cap ship whores. What we have in reality is a bunch of "you're OORP becasue its not the same as my RP" whores.
Its a shame but its the truth.
So my answer to OP is play whatever you want, and play it well. You will be doing yourself and the server more of a service than catering to others.
I don't want a bunch of clones of my easygoing Freelancer, I want ones that actually type things in the system chat on a regular basis. Not just right before they decide to engage.
I don't see how that is for "my RP", all I want -is- RP. And more of it.
Cryer. I don't think I have ever seen a Cryer tagged/ID'd ship ever. There is some great RP to be written, and a few good fights to be had with the outcasts, as Cryer are trying to develop a synthetic Cardimine, and are aware of what it does to your genetic structure.
' Wrote:Hmm, what exactly would a cryer faction do? lol
Cryer are the only group to have worked out what cardimine does to your genetic sructure. The outcasts are out for some cryer blood. So there could be events with cryer shipments of pharms getting intercepted by outcasts, with cryer security eagles. Might be a lot of fun actualy.
Some more lawfuls outside Liberty and Bretonia* might help. Also corporations - although some or even most of the corporations have official factions or at least unofficial groups, there aren't nearly as well represented as the military and pirate NPC factions are. For example, look at the ratio of humans to NPCs in the Liberty military, and then look at the ratio of humans to NPCs for Ageira ships.
No longer active online due to a dwindling amount of non-PvP (trading, pirating, mining, etc.) fun in the new version.
I says, a push for the Bretonia-Kusari war scenario. Basically right now the sides are underepresented and the chances for proper fleet battles are all there, just no one to take part.