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Confederation Admiral
I'm not so sure it is a safe idea to RP the Coalition giving neutral forces several large ships. Especially since in general, large ships cost a fair amount of money. That and RPing enemy actions without talking to the said opponents beforehand can be problematic at times.
TNO's Finest
Better yet, do not use Coalition forces at all.
ad astra per aspera
Yeah. Make up a fake group, call it the League of Fake Groups, pretend you own all these planets, and go kick some ass.
Supreme Commander, Skygge's Empire
I'm working with him, don't worry. I told him to use planetary forces, but I didn't specify that they were supposed to be owned by the planet. It was my mistake for not being clear in the first place.
Commonwealth Patriot<br>Get your damn hands off me,<br>you filthy Kuati drunk!
Vodo Baas:
Yeah. Make up a fake group, call it the League of Fake Groups, pretend you own all these planets, and go kick some ass.
So bitter...
Bounty Hunter
I'm working with him
To do what, exactly?
don't worry.
Don't tell me what not to do!
Mwah!
Joss?
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Confederation Admiral
An independent planet in general should not have such large ships in those quanitities unless it canonically has a large military or shipyards. Just something to remember in the future.
EDIT: In this case, it would make more sense for Aridus to have extensive ground forces since Yutrane-Trackata is based on the planet.
EDIT: In this case, it would make more sense for Aridus to have extensive ground forces since Yutrane-Trackata is based on the planet.
Joss?
Im sorry, I didnt realize it was such a big deal. I was instructed to give myself a challange. The ships are neither controlled by or manned by Coalition forces, they were merely gifts. I used that as an explanation of why such a teeny planet would have better defence forces. Regardless, I changed it so that no one gets mad, and I promise to do my best not to do something stupid next time.
Bounty Hunter
No worries mate. We all do it. Acclimation is the key.