Pilot Archive
Thread: Should I be a Privateer
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314eater
Wed Jun 08, 2005 5:12 am
#1
I'm Imperial on the ground, but I would like to stay neutral in space in case I change my mind about what faction I want to stay with on the ground. Is there a disadvatage to doing it this way?
Gaeladrian
Wed Jun 08, 2005 5:15 am
#2
Privateer is a very good choice if you like the ships.
I've a lot of friends who would like to chage is on-ground faction but they don't do it due they'll lose all their pilot skills.
And as a privateer you can fly the all migthy Dunelizard 
, one of the best ships in the game (and is TIER1)
, one of the best ships in the game (and is TIER1)Cheers
psikobunny
Wed Jun 08, 2005 5:16 am
#3
Currently as a Privateer you cannot enter Deep Space as a declared member of a faction, and earn faction points for killing NPCs. This is the only disadvantage really. Also if you do it with the possibility of changing later, don't pick RSF.
Onchas
Wed Jun 08, 2005 10:29 am
#5
I love privateer. I think it has the best set of ships in the game. The Dunelizard is one hell of a ship, it's the only ship you need to buy until you hit Tier 4 so long as you keep putting good parts into it.
As Privateer you can orient your career towards a particular side. The NSF (naboo start point) career path takes you along an Imperial-oriented line; the Corsec (Corellia start) takes you along a Rebel-oriented line; and the Hutt line Tat start point (I think) takes you up a truely neutral line. NOTE: these start points may have changed with Tatooine becoming N00bville.
To do the Corvette mission to get your master you need to kill either a Rebel or Imp crusier, so at some-point you do seem to make a decision.
Just keep in mind that whatever Neutral "faction" you decide to go up, you can't kill those ships in space. So a Hutt can't kill Hutts, Corsec can't kill Corsec.
As Privateer you can orient your career towards a particular side. The NSF (naboo start point) career path takes you along an Imperial-oriented line; the Corsec (Corellia start) takes you along a Rebel-oriented line; and the Hutt line Tat start point (I think) takes you up a truely neutral line. NOTE: these start points may have changed with Tatooine becoming N00bville.
To do the Corvette mission to get your master you need to kill either a Rebel or Imp crusier, so at some-point you do seem to make a decision.
Just keep in mind that whatever Neutral "faction" you decide to go up, you can't kill those ships in space. So a Hutt can't kill Hutts, Corsec can't kill Corsec.
Kyodor
Wed Jun 08, 2005 11:10 am
#6
RSF is strongly Imperial-aligned;
CorSec is pure neutral;
SA is slightly Rebel aligned.
CorSec is pure neutral;
SA is slightly Rebel aligned.
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