It was explained that way so as to not get into amortization complexity. BUT, it is NOT a simple interest loan in Trav. Otherwise, it would have stated a simple interest loan %...
Paying back your ship
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It was explained that way so as to not get into amortization complexity. BUT, it is NOT a simple interest loan in Trav. Otherwise, it would have stated a simple interest loan %...
Are there alternatives to buying? Leasing? A crew hired by a corporation to run a company ship? Rent to own?
The core rules have 6 ways to get a ship.
- Purchase
- Financed purchase
- issued
- chartered
- pirated
- barrated/hijacked
The last two are more implied than explicit, but the fact that NPC's aboard mean having to roll for a hijacking...
(For those without the vocabulary - Barratry is the stealing of a ship by its hired crewmen. Hijacking is stealing by passengers. Piracy is taking it by force or stealth without having been allowed aboard.
Timerover51
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Where does a subsidized merchant fit in?
Financed.
Enoki
SOC-14 1K
So, financed technically could include leased and company owned.
No. A financed ship you own, but the bank holds a note upon.
Leased, you do not own. You have term limited exclusive right to use. It could be considered a form of charter.
Company owned would be issued.
Fritz_Brown
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Rent to own?
ROFL! :rofl: I had this image of a large truck pulling up and unloading a starship........
And, all of those have different RP potentials. Why, I perceive a game in the near future which will use both 3 and 6 within the prologue......
ROFL! :rofl: I had this image of a large truck pulling up and unloading a starship........
And, all of those have different RP potentials. Why, I perceive a game in the near future which will use both 3 and 6 within the prologue......
The Star Wars: Edge of the Empire Beginner Game uses...
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