Voice of Freedom

[Vellior]

Suddenly, everywhere at the stations there were only NPCs with the voice of freedom, wherever I fly, they are everywhere, and I want to practice the language and improve relations. Is this how it's supposed to be or am I just unlucky?

[Krash Megiddo]

Are you in the middle of the quest? Outlaw systems?

[Lindy Bomber]

Check your mission log. Sounds like your in the middle of the pirate quest.

[Vellior]

Originally posted by Lindy Bomber:

Check your mission log. Sounds like your in the middle of the pirate quest.

Yes, I have this quest. But I don't want to be a pirate, so I don't do it. Do I need to do it to get everything back to normal?

[Jaggid Edje]

Originally posted by Vellior:

Originally posted by Lindy Bomber:

Check your mission log. Sounds like your in the middle of the pirate quest.

Yes, I have this quest. But I don't want to be a pirate, so I don't do it. Do I need to do it to get everything back to normal?

Yes, you need to complete it to get things back to normal.

Doing it does not make you a pirate. There aren't any steps in the mission chain that require any acts of piracy, and at the very end, you actually get the option to side with or against the pirates.

And, the decision at the end doesn't actually affect anything in the game. Doing the mission chain accomplishes only 2 things. 1. It gets it out of your mission log, and 2. It unlocks another head option for you at the appearance modifier. That's it.

[Lindy Bomber]

The voice of freedom is a short tutorial quest design to show you features available in pirate systems. At the end you get an item (forged documents?) That allows you to remove negative rep with a main faction.

[Vellior]

Originally posted by Lindy Bomber:

The voice of freedom is a short tutorial quest design to show you features available in pirate systems. At the end you get an item (forged documents?) That allows you to remove negative rep with a main faction.

Originally posted by Jaggid Edje:

Originally posted by Vellior:

Yes, I have this quest. But I don't want to be a pirate, so I don't do it. Do I need to do it to get everything back to normal?

Yes, you need to complete it to get things back to normal.

Doing it does not make you a pirate. There aren't any steps in the mission chain that require any acts of piracy, and at the very end, you actually get the option to side with or against the pirates.

And, the decision at the end doesn't actually affect anything in the game. Doing the mission chain accomplishes only 2 things. 1. It gets it out of your mission log, and 2. It unlocks another head option for you at the appearance modifier. That's it.

Originally posted by Krash Megiddo:

Are you in the middle of the quest? Outlaw systems?

Thanks for the help!

[Jabooti]

Originally posted by Vellior:

Originally posted by Lindy Bomber:

Check your mission log. Sounds like your in the middle of the pirate quest.

Yes, I have this quest. But I don't want to be a pirate, so I don't do it. Do I need to do it to get everything back to normal?

I didn't want to be a pirate either. I was a legit traveler once. Then I accidentally hit a cargo pod during a dogfight, and treasure came out. I just cant't stop shooting cargo pods now.

[Vellior]

Originally posted by DREAD CAPTIAN JABOOTI:

Originally posted by Vellior:

Yes, I have this quest. But I don't want to be a pirate, so I don't do it. Do I need to do it to get everything back to normal?

I didn't want to be a pirate either. I was a legit traveler once. Then I accidentally hit a cargo pod during a dogfight, and treasure came out. I just cant't stop shooting cargo pods now.:GreatTreasureChest:

haha:D