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As an RSF you are alligned with the imperials and there for can not attack them, if you declare in space at an imperial station you will get FP for killing rebs but can be attacked by overt reebgels and smugglers aliance as well. But at no time can an RSF pilot attack imperials.

i mean declare as a rebel

You cant, as an RSF pilot your are affiliated with the empire, meaning you are basicly an imperial pilot but your not in the navy and dont fly ties. If you wish to be a privateer and a rebel, i suggest you do either cor sec squad which ca attack both rebs and imps or smugglers alliance which is rebel and attacks imperials.

As a RSF ilot rebel space station will treat you as an imperial.

actually i just tried it out. i can kill rebels as RSF and i can declare rebel and kill imps if i want to.

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Rebelcapt wrote:

You cant, as an RSF pilot your are affiliated with the empire, meaning you are basicly an imperial pilot but your not in the navy and dont fly ties. If you wish to be a privateer and a rebel, i suggest you do either cor sec squad which ca attack both rebs and imps or smugglers alliance which is rebel and attacks imperials.

As a RSF ilot rebel space station will treat you as an imperial.

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Hmmm, that's not true. It is possible to be an RSF/Rebel and sort of ''have it both ways.'' When you launch you will be more or less ''Imperial,'' as you are an RSF Pilot, but if you go to a Rebel Station and Declare then you will become ''Rebel'' and get to shoot at the ships that had just been your friendlies. It makes Kessel interesting, as you have to decide beforehand what ships you are going to attack and plan accordingly, but the fact that you are a Rebel means you can only enter DS as a Rebel, regardless of RSF membership.

Shona

RSF/Rebel can be really wonky.With my alt Itried to do the Vaksai(Black Sun Starfighter) quest from the Kash space station and instead was awarded the Heavy X-Wing which I cannot even unpack