The Council, once we get enough people signed up over there, will vote in a set of rules. No longer will TeamPlayers or Ancient Exiles determine our rules of play.

And as the Council changes, they may choose to vote to change out rules as warranted.

You realize that having legislators make laws doesn't make any less sense because legislators eventually get replaced by other legislators, right?

That is what has happened previously one corp deciding the rule. unfortunately as shown the ones in charge change so the same thing occurs every few months or so the rules change because of the corp in charge changing. With a council however if a set of rules are made then in say a month 3 corps have left and 3 new have joined that does not automatically mean the rules will change the new corps will take over the votes of the old and new rules may appear or they may not. It is not going to be a case of everytime some representatives change the entire rule set changes unless something drastic happens like a change in the mechanics of PC that affect PFC for example.

The important point: Nobody gives a crud what a Nyain San member thinks should be done on PFC.

It doesn't affect you, and it's none of your business.

What, your corp wants a chance to train for pc and you have more than 20% of molden heath ? Ok................

Did i miss something here..........

Do you seriously need a plan here ? What you have wrote makes no sense at all....

Ok cant write anymore.... Brrr...ain. Fried !

Mr Machine Guns, in the case of Top Men, the only party I can speak for, we've been told by every major power who's ever run PFC that our case is acceptable. We operate in two time zones, US and EU time. The teams that practice and play on those districts are entirely different groups of people. And to this day, no PFC enforcement corp has mandated a one-per-alliance limit.

Whether or not this new group does or not largely depends on how the other members of PFC feel about it.

Personally, I'd be happy to see the PFC concept expand beyond Oddelulf, if needed, to provide enough space for any corps who wish to have a spot to get one. With PFC moving to a business model, this actually may now be a practical concept.

Common- Sense, I would not want to call myself the leader of the Council. I'm going to try and serve the Council's interests, by providing an organization framework, based almost entirely on their input. And once everything's put together, that will include the ability to replace me with someone else.

A member of Nyain San has almost no ability to comprehend what challenges do and do not face a smaller participant in PC. A month with a single district equals roughly 14 PC matches. It is ludicrous to believe that no corp should need more than 14 matches to be able to compete with Ancient Exiles or Nyain San. Especially when many of the PFC corps consist of players who do not all appear for every match, meaning any given player probably sees far less than 14 fights in that month. He should, I hope, be able to understand that he doesn't have the perspective necessary to make such a claim.

And the top corps, in many cases, are compilations of all of the top players in the game. We have people ranging from players that one on one can easily match any other player out there, to newbies just starting out. That have to apparently be able to compete with players who have been playing this game as a team for over a year already, and were probably playing as a team in other games before it, in many cases. Also, while a lot of players in the top corps cap their SP every week, and can be found playing every single day, I know in the case of my alliance, many of our members have families and are only available for small periods of time or a few days a week. Your posts make it clear you really know nothing of what the corps participating in PFC face, and how we differ from the landholders of the majority of Molden Heath.

As stated above, you get, really at most, 14 matches on a PFC district a month. So let me ask you this, Mr. Machine Guns:

Do you believe, that 16 newbies can beat a Nyain San team with 14 matches of practice?

First off, the council is more the capable of setting their own rules and it's about time that they were to set the rules for themselves again. Notice the again part, because PFC was originally founded by the Imperfects and SyNergy as the CRONOS war came to an end. Honestly, we saw no point in wiping CRONOS completely from the map and we all understood that fresh blood in our organizations and PC corps as a whole needed a way to work their way into the system and to become PC ready. Training and friendly PC matches on PFC provided that.

PFC originally consisted of corporations from all the major powers in the day and the threat of mutually assured destruction kept PFC in check. The rules were simple (no flipping and no using PFC as a staging ground) and were agreed to by the major powers which set the stage for what PFC has become today and serves as the foundation of the PFC council. This foundation of PFC members setting an agreeing to the rules is something I'm happy to see return.

I would also like to thank Soraya for his continued work in providing the needed tools to ensure that the council will operate smoothly. I'm sure the larger powers in Molden Heath and smaller entities that feel as though they have something to prove will continue to threaten PFC and the community spirit of Dust that it represents. Negative-Feedback will continue to stand strong with interim PFC council and the contract that we have with PFC.

Any such changes should be gradual, as it is extremely unlikely a large percentage of PFC will be replaced at the exact same time. Your own government's equivalents may be different, but we reelect like... most of our government every two to four years. All our laws, however, don't change every two to four years.