Zero Zero Zero / ZERO3

  • Organization
  • Casual
  • Role play
  • Resources
    Resources
  • Transport
    Transport
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Zero Zero Zero – (Zero³) – is a relaxed organization that will take to the space lanes in pursuit of profitable commodities transport and trading. Please, read our History, Manifesto, and Charter (below) for more info.

History Manifesto Charter

History

Most recently, Zero³ was an active and successful raid and PvP guild in on the Jung Ma server in the opening months of Star Wars: The Old Republic; and the members who make up Zero³ can trace their PvP, role-playing, and end-game raid capabilities to competitive games going back to the early 90’s.

While we have aged — (dare I say, matured?) — raised families, and perhaps slowed down in terms of pure gaming reaction time, we still love games, cooperation, and friendly competition.

Here are some Q&As from our Public Relations Manger, Cleetus-Clyde Johnson.

What is Zero³ and what does Zero³ mean?
  • Zero-three is an int’stellar prospectin’ and transportin’ agency. I don’ rightly know what Zero-three means, but I ain’t asked neither. If’n you look right closely enough, you’ll see that it’s got that little cubed thingy in th’ name. Don’ be ‘fraid t’squint wit’ yer one good eye there. There ya go! Ya see it now, dontchya? I bet that’s sure to mean somethin’ about volume, and haulin’, and… oh, don’t let me get to lyin’ to ya. Does it really matter what it all means?
How casual are you?
  • Dunno. Is there some official Casual Gamer Rating Scale System for me to use? Does th’ Gaming Consortium Illuminati have some forms we need to fill out in order to reg’ster our casual and hardcoreness on a scale of -3 to 51? Look, Prospect, you can play when you want, and basic’ly play how you want. Alls we ask o’ya is t’ s’port the organization and its members as best ya can; refrain from lyin’, cheatin, ‘n’ stealin’; and be sure to have fun. Easy ‘nuff, right?
Does Zero³ support fighter jocks or PvP players?
  • Abso-freekin’-lutely! I ain’t got no d’sire to get a mass driver in the cranium, but not all of us is care bears. Some o’ us even run side jobs as mercenaries t’keep the ol’ trigger finger happy.
  • We ain’t no pirates! Considerin’ most of us is space truckers, we ain’t got no ken or likin’ to piracy — even on the side! Piracy is one way t’find yerself on the wrong side of a keel. It’s just that our focus is going to be on resource gathering and hauling space-herpes from one end of the galaxy to the other.
Do you prospect, mine, and transport for legitimate or more shady entities?
  • If the color of the money is good, we’ll consider contractin’ our services to ya. We don’ care if you’s the mob, gun runners, the law, Squadron 42, or a space-hamster; if you got the funds we prob’ly got the goods.
  • Don’ ferget — if we suspect ya of engagin’ in or supportin’ piracy, we will not contract wit’chyou!
You don’t have a Legion of Myth or Zero³ website. How can I find you?
  • We go by Zero Zero Zero (Zero³) in Star Citizen and Legion of Myth outside of Star Citizen. You can find us at any of the following Internet locations:

Manifesto

Instead of focusing on PvP combat and min-maxing the best builds and characters, with this new Star Citizen adventure we have decided to take on a new challenge — space-trucking. We’re reaching for the stars to see how much snake oil, dehydrated water, and other crap we can salvage, procure, mine and (eventually) pawn off to the masses. We’re part Two Men and a Truck®, part crazy cat lady, and part Jed Clampett — (yeah, let’s see how many people get that reference).

While our organization does not focus on PvP combat, we do support it (if that’s your thing) and we will accept more combat-oriented players to join; we also encourage members to take on combat side jobs if they are looking for some combat. We will need people to protect our ships, after all. Just remember that the primary missions of Zero³ are prospecting, mining, salvage, commodities and transport operations.

As far as role-playing goes, we vote ‘yes.’ Most of us are former and current tabletop role-players; you know, those people who roll funny dice on a table and pretend to save the princess from the clutches of the dragon-of-the-week. Yeah, so we like that kind of thing. With that said, we don’t role-playin’ in voice chat (currently Discord), nor do we accept role-playin’ as an excuse to harm the organization or the members of the organization.

Two more things.
  1. We’re not the most politically correct organization. While we do try to keep things on topic and within the traditional realm of public decency and decorum, if you get easily butt-hurt over words and jokes we may not be the place for you.
  2. No matter what rules we may have — if any — the spirit of the law trumps the letter of the law. We don’t try to take advantage of each other and we don’t try to cause drama for the organization or the members of the organization. It’s that simple. If you’re going to waste our time with semantics, drama, and belligerent insolence we’ll kick first and ask questions later.

Charter

LIST O’ RULES:

  • Your space-dog must sit in yer lap at all times while you fly the space-highway. Preferably with it’s head hangin’ out the window and tongue wavin’ in the wind as you smoke a cigar. This goes fer the woman folk as well.
  • Truck stops are for flapjacks, 72 oz. steaks, being cordial to the women folk, and peein’ on the toilet seat.
  • If you gots yerself a big haul, call in a Zee-three buddy to assist. We don’t need the greedy types that don’t help the organization.
  • No sellin’ trade secrets outside the organization, and no piracy! What’s wrong wi’chyou?
  • If you’re a fighter jock flying one of them thar rice burner ships, that’s cool. I may just have something nice and purdy for ya in my space-wagon here, but you ain’t gunna get it unless we make it to where we need to git to — you copyin’?