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Would you?
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Arsenio Armas
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Mar-24-2007 04:03
Would you quit a case because of political standings?
Personally I would cause I don't wanna lose my reputation with the Dies Arcanum brotherhood im sooo close to be the Father Inquisitor all I need are a few days.
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Arsenio Armas
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Mar-24-2007 06:55
I don't know if quitting a case raises the political standings of the negative in the case... maybe it does maybe not
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roamie
Well-Connected
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Mar-24-2007 07:09
Yes, quitting a case if it is a negative case will raise the standing. Thats new, and I love it!
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Secret_Squirrel
Safety Officer
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Secret_Squirrel
Safety Officer
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Mar-24-2007 07:15
thanks roamie :)
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Jack Robertson
Well-Connected
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Mar-24-2007 08:36
Generally yes, although I might not if I just gained rep with the people I'd lose rep with, or if Im rushing for money/favours.
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Serges
Vigilante
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Mar-24-2007 11:07
If I'm actively gunning for a skill or faction head, then absolutely I'll quit a faction case. Unless I'm at home, in which case I'll just file and swap it :)
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Arsenio Armas
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Mar-26-2007 04:29
what do you mean by file then swap?
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Secret_Squirrel
Safety Officer
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Mar-26-2007 05:09
Agencies often swap cases depending on their Agents faction standing.
Serges has a case that has +1 Order of Soc / -1 Triads, but really wants a +1 Circle of Light case.
Special K has a case file that is +1 Circle of Light / -1 Triads, But she really wants +1 Order of Soc.
They both store their cases in their Agency Case file, and take and solve the other's case. Therefore gaining the political standing they both needed.
It takes co-ordination and communication, but it's a good way to keep someone up on top of the faction standing board for a long time - if you wanted to.
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