Originally posted by Jemal
"we're SEROIUSLY outnumbered and outgunned on a foreign space station by people that seem to hate both the Empire and the Republic, and we have no way off that we know of, so maybe we should put aside our considerable differences until we're out of here and THEN we can blow each other to bits?"
I would, but unfortunately they know we're Imperial (to be explained later on down)
Originally posted by Jemal
Now as to how the republicans know you're Imperial: As I said before, ask them (IC) if you want to know. I'll tell you OOC if it'll end the arguing. When they got the call from you near the beginning of that space fight there was an imperial code imbedded in it. Yes I know you're an undercover ship, but YOU aren't the ones who sent the imperial transponder signal, you'll have to find out how it happened IC (IF they tell you).
Ugh either we have totally incompetant employers who haven't a clue what a secret mission is...or Palpa(b/c he's a stowaway) or Xado(b/c he was in charge of the ship) is a spy and must die.
Originally posted by Jemal
Meiko's problem: Well I guess that's in fitting with her personality, she never has been one to think about any solution that didn't include violence, loud music, or smelly perfume.
As long as none of them recognize her I don't see what's wrong, though, and even if they DO find out, the "You know so you must die" thing isn't the only way to go... Meiko's fairly intelligent so I'll assume she knows that shooting laser cannons at problems isn't the only way to make them go away. (Or maybe she doesn't, it's Kits character so she's the only one who knows)
Also not to go C3P0 anti-Correlian on you or anything, but the odds of any Jedi reckognizing your character are approximately 100 billion to 1. give or take a million. Now if they've got a noble (Which I'm not saying whether they do or not) you'ld have the same chance of recognizing him as he would of recognizing you (Aproximately 0.001% or 1 in 100,000.
The problem isn't that they recognize her NOW its when they return, what's to stop them from trying to find out who these Imperials are? The more time they spend with her, the more time they have to gather information on who each one of them are and stick them in their "database of Imperial spies". It would be dumb of her to assume that when they part it will all be buddy buddy and they won't try to rein them in. Take care of problems now before they get worse is Meiko's philosphy (unfortunately she does have a tendency to make everything worse and cause the problems, doesn't she?)
As for working together, that's taking a big nose dive with the Republics aggressive offensive. Once she finds out what they're doing to Mang and Cabe, she's not going to want them "covering her back" so to speak. Better to dispatch the enemy now then worrying about them sticking a vibroblade in your back later when you're busy with something else. The intelligent thing is to kill them...then you can explain their deaths as part of the station (thus no murder charge) PLUS you have no one who can say you were here being Imperial. If we were anywhere else, death would not be the first option but you provided Meiko with the correct atmosphere in which to engage in murder and mayhem, plus get away scot free to leave the blame on others.
I would have had her NOT shoot the laser cannons if there was time for her to hack into the system. But 60 seconds is not long enough for her to find an uplink port in a huge landing bay, link herself in, break into the system and wreck havoc. Given the 60 seconds, she had to make a quick choice.
OH BTW just for the Republics FYI...out of all the Imperials the only one who is actually truly evil is Meiko (she's basically chaotic evil). The others are more neutral alignment, honorable, all that jazz much to Meiko's annoyance. Mang is Imperial but he's not Sith or Dark Jedi. Not sure about Palpa but he certainly doesn't seem like a Dark Jedi.