Topic: Friendly Mirror Mirror Reminders...

[Julin Eurthyr]

There are a couple of, shall we say, interesting things happening on-server, and everyone (Both Feds and Darths) needs to be mindful of these things...

As per Hexx's Rules thread:

From rule 2:
Bases need to be built within 2 hexes of each other.
Bases need to trace a line of supply of bases back to a planet owned by your team.

As there are no distinctions between friendly, neutral, or enemy space in the entire rule, this means that all bases must be within 2 hexes of another base & there needs to be a chain of bases back to a planet...

From Rule 1:
The Nebula hexes in the center of the map, ie, "the rift", can only be traversed by CLs and smaller.  Any CA / BCH / DN pilot attempting to deep strike / returning from a deep strike must fly through the clearly-marked black hole passages.  This includes anyone who was basing on previously friendly planets in the "wrong side" of the rift...

[KBFLordKrueg]

Reminders..? We need reminders?
Com'on...you know people ALWAYS read the rules for a server before playing...
It's not like it's SGO with 20 pages of rules or anything...

[Dfly]

it does not say that after you cross, you cant upgrade to a bigger ship than a Frig or Light, just that you must cross with one, or cross on the black holes section with bigger.

And I agree, you cannot attack a planet without a LOS.

[KBFLordKrueg]

The reason the Ca in Nebs was even brought up was because many of the Darths caught behind enemy lines (after the planet was taken) crossed the Nebs rather than going through the line of black hole hexes where we were laying in wait for them. 
And illlegaly placed bases were done by both sides, but they were corrected...we placed 3 more to make a LOS, the Darths killed their's. 
*Big + Karma to DH for that* 
As long as both sides more carefully place bases, it should all be good. 

[KBFLordKrueg]

Bumping...
Since another CA was caught in the Nebs, they even admitted they had heard of the rules about it...
Obviously, some simply don't care about whether or not they're violating rules of a campaign, they just figure they won't get caught...