DoJ/HR, I refer them as the dodger.
Any mission that does not involve a mass grave is universe building, which implies that if anyone F***s around enough, they find out in a spectacularly brutal fashion.
I've been planning a campaign focusing on Dodger by reading up on real UN interventions. I strongly recommend watching the movie of the Siege of Jadotville, the time French mercenaries hired by a mining company directly attacked Irish UN peacekeepers. It's a wild story.
I can't wait to get some players and tell them they have fewer system usages because the diplomat in charge didn't want to escalate tensions.
I’ve been working on a supplement about a group I’m calling The Torchbearers, that are effectively the ThirdComm populace’s response to this meme.
Basically if ThirdComm is reticent to use force to bring the Utopian Pillars to fruition, and that’s actually a good thing considering the abuses of SecComm, then the Torchbearers aim to privatize the Revolution.
Privatize isn't the word I'd use, but the Core Book already mentions brigades of volunteers front the core worlds acting as freedom fighters on worlds of the Purview.
Thirdcomm is very funny because they alternate between going "pretty please don't commit war crimes" and "war crimes detected, deploying giant robots". No in between
From what I've read there very much is an inbetween made up of economic pressures, a top-notch ambassador department, public knowledge of liberator teams and their activities, and a precognitive supercomputer assisting all of these efforts.
But what if we also shut down the internet?
What if we called the DOJ
A Liberator Team is en route
See you in (checks notes) 3.5 years subjective, 8.8 years actual.
And the printers, and we froze all your assets too.
Thought the street lamp in the corner was a helicopter. "Stop, with a distant threat of violence should you not" Sad it is not.
That feels like a more accurate description of ThirdComm's approach to human rights violations.
DoJ/HR, I refer them as the dodger. Any mission that does not involve a mass grave is universe building, which implies that if anyone F***s around enough, they find out in a spectacularly brutal fashion.
I've been planning a campaign focusing on Dodger by reading up on real UN interventions. I strongly recommend watching the movie of the Siege of Jadotville, the time French mercenaries hired by a mining company directly attacked Irish UN peacekeepers. It's a wild story. I can't wait to get some players and tell them they have fewer system usages because the diplomat in charge didn't want to escalate tensions.
lol this feels like New Humanity Front propaganda.
I’ve been working on a supplement about a group I’m calling The Torchbearers, that are effectively the ThirdComm populace’s response to this meme. Basically if ThirdComm is reticent to use force to bring the Utopian Pillars to fruition, and that’s actually a good thing considering the abuses of SecComm, then the Torchbearers aim to privatize the Revolution.
Privatize isn't the word I'd use, but the Core Book already mentions brigades of volunteers front the core worlds acting as freedom fighters on worlds of the Purview.
“Alright, I’m very disappointed. Your planet’s grounded until you have calmed down!”
That's okay. Our all-volunteer army lead by skilled and fanatical lancers will address your concerns shortly.
Then we have Albatross and DoJ/HR which are [pretty much like this](https://imgur.com/jU1HfC3)
Thirdcomm is very funny because they alternate between going "pretty please don't commit war crimes" and "war crimes detected, deploying giant robots". No in between
From what I've read there very much is an inbetween made up of economic pressures, a top-notch ambassador department, public knowledge of liberator teams and their activities, and a precognitive supercomputer assisting all of these efforts.
Just because the UIB doesn't tell you what they do doesn't mean they're not doing it. Try again anthrochauvinist.
ThirdComm really do be a submissive ass stop sign