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<blockquote data-quote="Ovinomancer" data-source="post: 8303553" data-attributes="member: 16814"><p>Bingo.&nbsp; Since our crew specializes in transport missions, I think this feels very right in play.&nbsp; One of the things I like about testing out this approach is that it wasn't something we, the players (can't speak to MBC's plans) were not at all considering when we created our crew or characters.&nbsp; But, it fits very nicely with what we did, which, to be honest, wasn't being especially creative or daring with our fiction.&nbsp; We run a smuggling crew, and our &quot;cover&quot; is a carriage for hire.&nbsp; So we do legit business, even though anyone connected in the least can figure out we're a criminal gang (we haven't purchased the Crew ability to have a fully legit front business).&nbsp; So, fictionally, our gang runs the city daily as cabbies, so it makes perfect sense we'd have a decent idea of where the trouble spots are, especially in our primary stomping grounds.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Ovinomancer, post: 8303553, member: 16814"] Bingo. Since our crew specializes in transport missions, I think this feels very right in play. One of the things I like about testing out this approach is that it wasn't something we, the players (can't speak to MBC's plans) were not at all considering when we created our crew or characters. But, it fits very nicely with what we did, which, to be honest, wasn't being especially creative or daring with our fiction. We run a smuggling crew, and our "cover" is a carriage for hire. So we do legit business, even though anyone connected in the least can figure out we're a criminal gang (we haven't purchased the Crew ability to have a fully legit front business). So, fictionally, our gang runs the city daily as cabbies, so it makes perfect sense we'd have a decent idea of where the trouble spots are, especially in our primary stomping grounds. [/QUOTE]

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