Synthya WylderThat raises a question for me about Passenger Cabins. Are they sealed & pressurized independently of the ship?
Rebecca HailSynthya WylderThat raises a question for me about Passenger Cabins. Are they sealed & pressurized independently of the ship?
Most likely, since it would make sense to compartmentalize every aspect of the ship. Same goes for being able to vent atmosphere from every compartment to combat fires or intruders for example.
).Amata LireinRebecca HailSynthya WylderThat raises a question for me about Passenger Cabins. Are they sealed & pressurized independently of the ship?
Most likely, since it would make sense to compartmentalize every aspect of the ship. Same goes for being able to vent atmosphere from every compartment to combat fires or intruders for example.
I assume that there's one exception to this rule: Saud Kruger (and maybe Gutamaya). Those cruise ships do have stuff like gyms and other public rooms as well (and Gutamaya, like most of the Empire, is about showing off ).
Rebecca HailAmata LireinRebecca Hail
Most likely, since it would make sense to compartmentalize every aspect of the ship. Same goes for being able to vent atmosphere from every compartment to combat fires or intruders for example.
I assume that there's one exception to this rule: Saud Kruger (and maybe Gutamaya). Those cruise ships do have stuff like gyms and other public rooms as well (and Gutamaya, like most of the Empire, is about showing off ).
Yeah, but I suppose that even those manufacturers compartmentalize almost every room where it's possible. After all you don't want that all your passengers die if one area suffers a hullbreach
IomhariActually, transporting slaves by cryostasis would be very imperial. The empire, as far as I'm aware, still socially expects people to treat slaves well. Although cryostasis may be what I'd expect to be an older method of transport, it's still far more efficient in keeping people healthy over distances, and it's probably better than the alternative. Imagine being transported as a slave but given no food or water with no seats or beds in a 747, no bueno. Cryostasis seems like both a cheap option, and a more pleasant option.
Also wouldn't surprise me if all areas within a ship, including cargo racks, are pressurized and climate controlled.
Synthya WylderThank you; that seems to concur with present space vehicle & submarine design philosophy & practice, both operating in a toxic environment.
Compartmentalization. Areas which are open & shared under normal circumstances, but in certain (emergency) situations, affected areas or compartments are/can be sealed off so as to not risk the entire complement of crew or passengers. Seems both obvious & prudent.
I welcome input from any other "Lore-Meisters" as this question & the general consensus will play a key element to the story I have brewing.
MirecUWell Elite tries hard to blend game mechanics with lore so the slaves are a commodity. Stripped of human rights. And it looks like the package they come with nowadays has a life support build in.
Vinh KruczekImperial Slave is provided with high-standard housing, food and basic daily life commodities by default - for free.
SakashiroVinh KruczekImperial Slave is provided with high-standard housing, food and basic daily life commodities by default - for free.
And the high-standard houses somehow build themselves, the food just magically appears in the fridge, etc.
IomhariPosting this here as it follows this discussion more, as well as being somewhat in line with lore. Has anyone ever formed a patronage based squadron that also uses imperial slavery for players who need to get money or whatever? Not roleplay, just the whole mutual agreement of doing as the Master demands (within/relating to the game only) until freed?
I assume people have already made squadrons which use a patronage system of some sort, even outside of roleplay. I'm just curious if anyone knows anything on that
Does make me wonder, could an ACTUAL imperial slave also be a pilot and have a license?
Amata LireinIomhariPosting this here as it follows this discussion more, as well as being somewhat in line with lore. Has anyone ever formed a patronage based squadron that also uses imperial slavery for players who need to get money or whatever? Not roleplay, just the whole mutual agreement of doing as the Master demands (within/relating to the game only) until freed?
I assume people have already made squadrons which use a patronage system of some sort, even outside of roleplay. I'm just curious if anyone knows anything on that
Does make me wonder, could an ACTUAL imperial slave also be a pilot and have a license?
I think that depends on if s/he got a license before s/he became a slave as it's not allowed to take Imperial Slaves outside of Imperial space.
