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Interstellar Mercenaries / IMERC
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Freelancing -
Bounty Hunting
The Verse Pays, We Collected
Join Interstellar mercenaries discord here https://discord.gg/2CCrfYPXHs
History
Interstellar Mercenaries was not born in the halls of the UEE, nor in the boardrooms of the mega corps. It was forged on the edge of the Verse, where contracts are written in risk, trust is earned under fire, and survival belongs to those who fly with purpose.
Its founding members came from every corner of Stanton and beyond: bounty hunters, haulers, miners, scouts, combat pilots, mechanics, and former service members who had seen enough broken promises to know that no empire, corporation, or system authority could protect every citizen. Some came for credits. Some came for brotherhood. Some came because the frontier rewards those willing to answer the call.
Interstellar Mercenaries carries forward one simple truth: skill has value, loyalty has weight, and a good crew can change the outcome of any fight.
We are not bound by bloodline, flag, or throne. We are bound by contract, reputation, and the crew beside us.
Where others see chaos, we see opportunity. Where others hesitate, we deploy. From escort runs and security work to salvage, logistics, bounty hunting, mining support, and full-scale fleet operations, Interstellar Mercenaries exists to keep the machine moving and the contract fulfilled.
We fight when needed. We build when required. We haul, hunt, scout, and secure what others cannot.
In the black, names fade fast. Reputations do not.
Come for the contract. Stay for the crew.
Manifesto
Interstellar Mercenaries is a free company built on contracts, crew, and contribution. We fly together to fight, haul, mine, scout, salvage, build, and make our mark across the Verse.
We are not here to turn Star Citizen into a second job. Real life comes first, and members are free to participate as they are able. But when we form up, we expect every pilot to respect the crew, support the mission, and help keep the fleet moving.
Our strength comes from the different roles our members bring to the table. Some are fighters. Some are haulers. Some are miners, engineers, scouts, medics, traders, or builders. Every role matters when the crew works together.
We value respect, loyalty, effort, and reputation. Rank does not make the member; action does. A good crew is built by those who contribute, communicate, and make the organization better for everyone.
We take the contract seriously, but not ourselves too seriously. This is a game, and it should be fun. Fly hard, help the crew, earn your place, and enjoy the ride.
Come for the contract. Stay for the crew.
Charter
Interstellar Mercenaries is guided by a simple code: respect the crew, carry your weight, honor the contract, and keep it fun.
Respect the Crew,
Treat members with respect. Banter is welcome, but personal attacks, harassment, and unnecessary drama are not. We fly with people from all walks of life, and every member is expected to help maintain a positive environment.
Carry Your Weight,
Members are not expected to be online every day, but everyone should contribute when able. Whether you fight, haul, mine, scout, salvage, repair, or support operations, bring something to the table.
Support the Mission,
When participating in operations, communicate, follow the plan, and work with the team. The fleet succeeds when each member understands their role and supports the crew around them.
Honor the Contract,
Reputation matters. When we accept a mission, run an operation, or support another member, we aim to finish what we start and represent the organization well.
Keep It Fun,
Star Citizen is a game. Real life comes first. Do not make the org feel like a second job, and do not make it harder for others to enjoy being part of the fleet.
Respect the crew. Carry your weight. Honor the contract. Keep it fun.
