The Xeyal Empire has not declared war on any kingdom as of yet, they simply do not want to give up their independence and rely on another nation for support. In other words, they don't care what the UFP thinks.
Ok, Ignore the largest faction, we'll see where that gets you. JK
Quite far, I presume. We will manage just fine without you, and if you attack us unprovoked, you can count on losing the coming war.
That's far too dictatorial. The GM already has too much power. But, however the next GM is chosen, there needs to be a limit on how long someone can hold office.
agreed
It's not a dictatorship; a GM doesn't "rule," he enforces rules and resolves disputes. Are you also saying that a referee in a sporting event is a dictator who rules with an iron fist over the football game? They only sit back until they have to step in, then they give a ruling, and then they step back and allow the game to continue.
And if you want to surrender, the SLDF is willing to negotiate once the planet is secured.
would that include returning the planet or a alliance
*troops of all kinds are set on standby*(you do know i could trap you right the shields and my now completed fleets would do the job )
Of course not--I'm talking about allowing you to reclaim your planetary government and give safe passage to any refugees. You could set up any shields you want--any attempt to use fighters against my forces in the cities will only cause casualties to your own civilians (whom we have carefully avoided whenever possible, even giving aid to those noncombatants affected), and we have taken a large portion of the primary continent--you will not root out my armies so easily. And your infantry have long since proven ineffective against my forces. We'll let your troops and government withdraw in good order and without further violence, you can even take any civilians that are unwilling to remain under Star League governance. But we will have Onderon, make no mistake about it. We have an old saying on my homeworld: we can do this the easy way or the hard way.
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