18 members
Pure N Clean – Org Introduction
Pure N Clean is a straightforward, no-drama organization built on respect, teamwork, and getting the job done right. We keep our comms clear, our operations org
Standing Order 69 now in effect:
All PUR N KLEEN Star Citizens regardless of gender require a mustache.
Long before Pure N Clean became a respected — or at least tolerated — organization in the Stanton system, it began as a humble cleaning crew assigned to scrub reactor coolant leaks aboard a mining barge. The crew quickly realized two things:
Inspired by this profound truth (and by a general desire to never mop again), the team restructured themselves into something more ambitious: a fully operational, semi-coherent, almost-legal organization dedicated to taking on whatever jobs needed doing… as long as they didn’t involve actual cleaning supplies.
Their big break came after a minor PR misunderstanding involving a mislabeled container of “Ultra-Pure Cleaning Foam,” a cargo bay fire, and an insurance claim that technically might still be under investigation.
To distance themselves from that incident (and the foam), the crew rebranded as Pure N Clean — a name they claimed represented:
The name stuck, probably because no one else wanted it.
Once they discovered that space cleaning wasn’t profitable unless you were a robot with no sense of smell, Pure N Clean expanded their “services.” These included:
Their motto became:
“We don’t clean ships. We clean problems.”
Pure N Clean quickly developed a reputation:
Despite everything — or maybe because of everything — their ranks grew.
Today, Pure N Clean is a loose collective of pilots, misfits, and over-caffeinated spacehands who pride themselves on:
If it pays well, isn’t too illegal, and doesn’t require vacuuming, Pure N Clean will probably take the job.
Welcome aboard — just don’t ask who’s responsible for the foam incident.2
1 Definitely not accurate.
2 It was definitely not us. Probably.
“We don’t clean ships. We clean up situations.”
We, the noble (and occasionally sober) members of Pure N Clean, do hereby declare the following sacred truths of the ’verse:
We pledge to keep our ships clean-ish, our consciences mostly clear, and our profits absolutely filthy.
We jog casually away from it while trying not to spill our coffee.
This is called strategy.
Bad comms? Allowed.
Bad flying? Expected.
Bad attitudes? Ejected out the airlock (figuratively… mostly).
If everything is going wrong at the same time, it’s still teamwork.
If it is tied down, it’s still salvage… but it might require scissors.
Instead, we shall blame:
Lag
Quantum interference
Server desync
Or Dave. Always Dave.
All playstyles welcome:
Miners
Traders
Bounty hunters
Space janitors
People who say “I can land this” right before exploding
We are united in our shared desire to avoid actual cleaning.
No pilot shall embark on any mission without:
Energy drinks
Mystery meat ration bars
Or something crunchy to annoy everyone on comms
Not “good” as in morally pure.
“Good” as in good enough.
Not because we were responsible or professional,
but because we erased the camera footage.
We are Pure N Clean —
pure intentions, clean-ish operations, and a proud tradition of making the ’verse a little better and significantly louder.
Join us.
Be clean.
Stay pure.
Or at least pretend.
Because apparently we need rules.
Anyone may join Pure N Clean, provided they:
a) Don’t cause drama,
b) Don’t smell like unwashed space suit, and
c) Can at least pretend to know which button fires the guns.
They haze themselves naturally by trying to land their ship.
Leadership exists purely to blame when things go wrong.
All members have an equal voice, except when they’re wrong.
The rank of “Clean Captain” may be bestowed upon anyone who successfully organizes a mission without accidentally causing a crime.
No toxic behavior.
Mildly radioactive behavior is acceptable if amusing.
No yelling on comms unless you’re on fire.
Or think you’re on fire.
Or saw something that might cause fire.
Never take yourself too seriously.
This is Pure N Clean, not the Navy.
Missions shall be carried out with the highest standards of professionalism we can reasonably fake.
If a plan fails, it becomes a “learning experience.”
If a plan succeeds, it becomes “totally what we intended.”
Loot is shared fairly — unless someone carried the team, in which case they get first dibs on the shiny stuff.
Members must maintain their ships to Pure N Clean standards:
No crumbs in the cockpit
No mysterious fluids
No parking in forbidden places marked “Do Not Park Here, Dave”
Any ship exploded in the line of duty is considered “part of the process.”
Any ship exploded not in the line of duty is considered “Dave’s fault.”
Arguments shall be resolved maturely:
a) Duel with tractor beams
b) Rock-paper-scissors
c) Asking Shannon (who is somehow always right)
If all else fails, flip a coin and blame quantum fluctuations.
Members must uphold the organization motto:
“Pure of heart, clean of ship, filthy rich in spirit.”
Real-life cleaning is optional.
In-game cleaning is forbidden unless explosives are involved.
Any mess caused by an operation will be described as “proof of action.”
Violations of the charter will be met with proportionate consequences:
Gentle teasing
Harsh teasing
Or being forced to fly a starter ship for one day
The ultimate penalty is being placed in “Time Out Hangar,”
where you must reflect on your choices while staring at your insurance claim timer.
Amendments may be proposed by any member.
Approval requires a unanimous vote or bribery with snacks.
All changes must be written in crayon or typed in Comic Sans to maintain internal consistency.
Signed:
The totally legitimate, not-at-all-overworked leadership of Pure N Clean
Helping the ’verse, one accidental explosion at a time.
