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Aero Yassavi wrote:

True Adamance wrote:

This.

However it must be said we have had a history of aggression, the more reformist supporters in the empire are gaining power and this looks set to change.

Also the Amarr do not spoil for combat like the Minmatar do. The general amarrian is relatively sad when they would consider the prospect of war and violence however they do understand it as a means to an end, and would only engage in it because they believe they have the divine right to unite this galaxy.

Of course, the Amarr Empire has had some faulty leadership in the past, but which society hasn't?

Beld Errmon wrote:

I certainly hope CCP plans to take Amarr further along the road to reform, its always seemed like CCP hates Amarr and considering the scifi crowds hatred of religion and its liberal leanings Amarr was never made to be popular.

I would love to see the amarrian faction do a backflip on slavery and become more about enlightenment and religion, atleast then it would be only half as abhorrent in the eyes of the average scifi loving gamer :D

I would quit Dust if this happened. There is nothing in the lore to believe such a reform is even a remote possibility, but to do it anyways simply because a few fans have a problem with them would be ridiculous.

Also you say Amarr isn't popular, yet I always see them everywhere in the warbarge and in game, plus at the Intergalactic Summit here I see tons of Amarr on these forums. I would love to see some graphs regarding to what percent of the player base is what race.


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Beld Errmon D3M3NT3D M1NDZ Orion Empire 689	Posted - 2013.07.08 05:19:00 - [1] - Quote I picked amarr because its religious aspect is completely the opposite of my RL outlook, but also lasers and their ships look awesome, but its hard to go against your true nature and I ended up RPing as a rebel khanid mercenary, I've fought on both sides lol when they were losing, I was there when UK got pushed out of provi and I was on CVAs side when they got pushed out, fun times.
Beld Errmon D3M3NT3D M1NDZ Orion Empire 689	Posted - 2013.07.08 05:27:00 - [2] - Quote Michael Arck wrote: So Gallante are the weed smokers? LOL, do I have that correct? Hehe probably more the Intaki in syndicate for liberal use of drugs and everything else criminal.
Beld Errmon D3M3NT3D M1NDZ Orion Empire 690	Posted - 2013.07.08 11:09:00 - [3] - Quote Aero Yassavi wrote: Where did you gather that bunch of lies? The Amarr only engage in war with those who threaten their way of life, as do the other empires. They don't destroy civilizations, they assimilate them. They are not the only race to partake in assimilation, look at your own Gellente with the Intaki and Jin-Mei. All the empires have expanded and taken over other civilizations to become as expansive as they are now. This thread asked for peoples opinions on why they chose a faction, you should leave the role play stuff to threads in the role play section, in an out of character thread your just gunna be seen as a male reproductive organ RPing amarr.
Beld Errmon D3M3NT3D M1NDZ Orion Empire 690	Posted - 2013.07.08 11:17:00 - [4] - Quote Im not trying to **** on their parade you over reacting toss bag, what i am doing is pointing out that they will turn ppl off role play before it even starts if they RP at ppl in a general forum.
Beld Errmon D3M3NT3D M1NDZ 727	Posted - 2013.07.15 10:50:00 - [5] - Quote I certainly hope CCP plans to take Amarr further along the road to reform, its always seemed like CCP hates Amarr and considering the scifi crowds hatred of religion and its liberal leanings Amarr was never made to be popular. I would love to see the amarrian faction do a backflip on slavery and become more about enlightenment and religion, atleast then it would be only half as abhorrent in the eyes of the average scifi loving gamer :D
Beld Errmon D3M3NT3D M1NDZ 728	Posted - 2013.07.18 01:08:00 - [6] - Quote Aero Yassavi wrote: True Adamance wrote: This. However it must be said we have had a history of aggression, the more reformist supporters in the empire are gaining power and this looks set to change. Also the Amarr do not spoil for combat like the Minmatar do. The general amarrian is relatively sad when they would consider the prospect of war and violence however they do understand it as a means to an end, and would only engage in it because they believe they have the divine right to unite this galaxy. Of course, the Amarr Empire has had some faulty leadership in the past, but which society hasn't? Beld Errmon wrote: I certainly hope CCP plans to take Amarr further along the road to reform, its always seemed like CCP hates Amarr and considering the scifi crowds hatred of religion and its liberal leanings Amarr was never made to be popular. I would love to see the amarrian faction do a backflip on slavery and become more about enlightenment and religion, atleast then it would be only half as abhorrent in the eyes of the average scifi loving gamer :D I would quit Dust if this happened. There is nothing in the lore to believe such a reform is even a remote possibility, but to do it anyways simply because a few fans have a problem with them would be ridiculous. Also you say Amarr isn't popular, yet I always see them everywhere in the warbarge and in game, plus at the Intergalactic Summit here I see tons of Amarr on these forums. I would love to see some graphs regarding to what percent of the player base is what race. My assessment that they aren't popular is based on my experience with the faction in Eve not dust, I don't care if the lore makes it hard for the faction to change and I certainly don't care if you quit, the problem with the Amarr faction is it provides an outlet for RL racists to waffle on about owning slaves and praise space jesus.