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That, even on non-capsuleer vessels, ship command sections are designed to be sheared off and function as an escape capsule? (The Burning Life p. 85)

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Author Topic: Getting a better perspective on the outbreak of the first Gallente-Caldari war  (Read 14626 times)

Bastian Valoron

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Re: Getting a better perspective on the outbreak of the first Gallente-Caldari war
« Reply #75 on: 24 Jun 2012, 17:58 »
Quote from: Hamish Grayson on 24 Jun 2012, 13:17
In order to ensure the survival of his people he sacrificed his crew, his own life and committed an act he probably found morally repugnant.   What's debatable?
He was shot down and didn't have a choice.
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BloodBird

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Re: Getting a better perspective on the outbreak of the first Gallente-Caldari war
« Reply #76 on: 24 Jun 2012, 20:10 »
Quote from: Bastian Valoron on 24 Jun 2012, 17:58
Quote from: Hamish Grayson on 24 Jun 2012, 13:17
In order to ensure the survival of his people he sacrificed his crew, his own life and committed an act he probably found morally repugnant.   What's debatable?
He was shot down and didn't have a choice.

He had all the choice in the world regarding the carrier-insertion. He had no choice in being regarded by the Caldari as a hero - after all he was mortally wounded when his ship was in the process of being destroyed after of week of skirmishing with the fed navy. Rather impressive, so far.
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