(06-20-2019, 06:52 AM)sandaoguo Wrote: I don’t think we should be fomenting coups anywhere. We can vocally support players trying to have more say, but actually moving in to remove the existing government is a bad idea. It’s more difficult than you’d think, and in the history of NS it’s rarely been good for a region’s standing in the game. It’s also rare that there’s a clean-cut picture of “oppressed vs oppressor” once a civil war breaks out, or that the pro-democracy side wis guaranteed to be acting in good faith or have competent leadership. The biggest issue, though, is that TSP just wouldn’t be seen as trustworthy, and we’d lose our democratic bonafides by artificially toppling governments.

There will be plenty of other things to do, and the above scenario also just doesn’t happen often in NS. Now, if there’s a civil war *and* the oppressors start purging, depending on the circumstances that could be grounds for classifying it as a coup. In which case, TSP might elect to get involved.


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So let's say the Laz coup (2017) happens again. Would we get involved there? Would we be able to under law?