Unione Corse

[Pinko]

Taken from the Unione Corse ID

Cannot demand credits/cargo within Gallia

I mean, seriously. This even goes against ALL the infocards written for us in .86.

EDIT: Here are some Corse Rumors:

Sirian traders flying through Gallia tend to be the easiest prey. They are always woefully unprepared for an encounter with the Unione Corse. I don't feel bad because they have no business being here.

We've been doing surveillance on the few entrances in and out of Gallia, looking for the most valuable cargo that comes through. Soon enough, we'll know exactly who, where, and when to attack the hapless transports. Then there will be big and easy profits for us.

They don't let just anyone join up with the Unione Corse. You need to prove yourself. For my initiation tests, I had to rob three transports in ten minutes and escort the stolen cargo back here without getting caught. I missed the mark by twenty seconds and had to do it again. The Corse don't mess around.

The clowns in the Gallic Metal Service are really starting to piss me off. They just lack any sense of professionalism. I usually don't like to use force, but I'll make an exception if one of those jokesters try some of their slapstick shenanigans again.

And the list goes on.

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I want to get off Mr. Igiss' wild ride.

[Mao]

LAWL! You no pirates, lol! L2UnionCorse!

Seriously now... what?!

"Cannot demand credits/cargo within Gallia from Gallic corporations/lawful forces"
That would make more sense.

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[Pinko]

LAWL! You no pirates, lol! L2UnionCorse!

Seriously now... what?!

"Cannot demand credits/cargo within Gallia from Gallic corporations/lawful forces"
That would make more sense.

Sometimes we need to 'borrow' certain supplies from passing IDF Shipping convoys. Most of their escorts know better than to try and stop us. The ones that don't tend to end up as corpses floating in space.

Another rumor in .86

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I want to get off Mr. Igiss' wild ride.

[Mao]

Yeah but the rumor is broken there. Think about it. UC deals with the crown and tries to keep a low profile, then it attacks the company where the crown holds majority of stocks.

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[Pinko]

[quote name='Mao' date='Dec 31 2011, 11:46 AM' post='1636780']
Yeah but the rumor is broken there. Think about it. UC deals with the crown and tries to keep a low profile, then it attacks the company where the crown holds majority of stocks.
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[quote­]This King hasn't made a serious effort to try and crack down on our black market dealings. He knows better. He has only to look back to some of his assassinated ancestors to see what happens when you take on the Unione Corse. [/quote]

Seems like they don't care much about that. More rumors imply we steal from the Royals to make a decent living, when needs be.

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I want to get off Mr. Igiss' wild ride.

[Pinko]

Something else:

Why is there no "Can Collect Bounties" line? I doubt this mechanism was removed, and even the Corse' basic description says they're kinda like Bounty Hunters.

EDIT:

Can only attack in Self-defense? We can't do anything. ._.

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I want to get off Mr. Igiss' wild ride.

[r3vange]

[color=#FFFFFF]Because it seems somebody was sitting on his hands when it came to the writing the Corse stuff, as with half the mod. I am still devastated

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[Death.RunningVerminator]

Chill out Carding the Captor. It will be updated. -.-

EDIT: or not.

[AeternusDoleo]

The real question you're asking is: "Is the Corse a quasi-lawful faction, like the Hogosha and Junkers, or is it a full-unlawful faction that gets automagically shot by every lawful coming across it?"

Until I have that answered the ID should stay as is. Hogosha and Junkers can't pirate in-house either since that would get them expelled from the houses. Quasilawful may not pirate in-house. Simple as that.
Updating it to "May not demand... ... in the Gallic Core Worlds" could be an answer. That gives you Languedoc, Dauphine, Burgundy, Lorraine, Auvergne and Provence to play in.

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Wide awake in a world that sleeps, enduring thoughts, enduring scenes. The knowledge of what is yet to come.
From a time when all seems lost, from a dead man to a world, without restraint, unafraid and free.

Mostly retired Discovery member. May still visit from time to time.

[r3vange]

The real question you're asking is: "Is the Corse a quasi-lawful faction, like the Hogosha and Junkers, or is it a full-unlawful faction that gets automagically shot by every lawful coming across it?"

Until I have that answered the ID should stay as is. Hogosha and Junkers can't pirate in-house either since that would get them expelled from the houses. Quasilawful may not pirate in-house. Simple as that.

[color=#FFFFFF]Why can't the Corse be like the Corse, and not like the factions you mentioned? This kind of thinking in the box plays bad tricks on factions

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