Interstellar People's Navy / IPN

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History Manifesto Charter

History

The Interstellar People’s Navy was founded by players who believed in the promise of a new universe. We waited. We backed. We played. We defended the project and gave it time.

Years passed. The Church grew, the Pope made promises, and the faithful were told that salvation was always just ahead.

Systems were announced, delayed, changed, removed, redesigned, and sometimes announced again. Ships kept arriving. New pledges kept appearing. The wide, big open Church kept asking for faith.

At some point, waiting stopped being patience. It became the product.

The IPN was built from that realization. We no longer believe that more faith is the answer. We believe players should take back their time, their money, and their choice.

The revolution starts when we stop waiting for permission.

Manifesto

We are the Interstellar People’s Navy.

We reject the idea that players must keep waiting, paying, defending, and believing simply because they have already invested so much.

No Pope owns our future. No Church owns our loyalty. No roadmap owns our time.

We believe in playing games, not waiting for them. We believe in building communities, not feeding a business model. We believe that criticism is not betrayal and leaving is not failure.

The revolution is simple: stop rewarding what does not deliver. Keep your money. Keep your time. Keep your voice.

Support what deserves support. Walk away from what does not.

The faithful can keep waiting. We have other places to go.

Charter

Ratified by the Supreme People’s Assembly
  • Article 1. Members shall not be required to believe.
  • Article 2. Members shall not be required to buy another ship to support the revolution.
  • Article 3. A promised feature shall not be considered delivered until it actually exists.
  • Article 4. A roadmap is not a deadline.
  • Article 5. A ship sale is not a development milestone.
  • Article 6. Criticism is not heresy.
  • Article 7. Leaving the Church is permitted.
  • Article 8. Members may keep their money.
  • Article 9. Members may play other games while waiting for salvation.
  • Article 10. The Pope is not recognized as an authority over the collective.
  • Article 11. No member shall be shamed for losing faith.
  • Article 12. The collective reserves the right to laugh at the Church until further notice.