Imho the continuous quasi-lawful larping from the other sair factions got quite uninteresting and bland to say the least. I certainly enjoy seeing a return to a more holistic sair rp, you genuinely capture well the essence of ruthlessness and self-drive for survival through plunder and assertion of dominance that makes up what a corsair is. Feels to me like this was one of the main drivers for creating the faction in the first place.
(05-15-2024, 04:35 PM)TheSauron Wrote: Then why did you take their name and tag?
From what I've heard, Aegis kind of did the same thing, and there is nothing that precludes anyone from recycling an extinct faction's name and tag. You snooze, you lose.
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(05-15-2024, 06:07 PM)Geno Wrote:
(05-15-2024, 04:35 PM)TheSauron Wrote: Then why did you take their name and tag?
From what I've heard, Aegis kind of did the same thing, and there is nothing that precludes anyone from recycling an extinct faction's name and tag. You snooze, you lose.
They really didn't copy 1 to 1. Just had a similar name but different id and concept
But here it's pretty much a copy which is why sauro was asking
(05-15-2024, 04:35 PM)TheSauron Wrote: Then why did you take their name and tag?
From what I've heard, Aegis kind of did the same thing, and there is nothing that precludes anyone from recycling an extinct faction's name and tag. You snooze, you lose.
No, the police will not bust down your door and throw you in solitary for the crime of recycling a tag. That does not mean it's not a questionable decision. The Sails tag is a pretty distinct one, so it is not a matter of coincidental name overlap, but a deliberate choice to take another faction's identity.