is there anyway to join a corp that contains an opposite alignment player? or do you have to start the same alignment and then switch alignments after?


-laniik

To be more clear, the alignment you must be concerend with is the average corp alignment. To expand my previous example, lets say you have 3 people on a corp. 2 reds at -15k align, and 1 blue at +15k align. The average of that is -15k align right? Well, if you are blue and you want to join you are kind of screwed. You could join if one red was #SD# and the blue was say 15,002 align, and the living red was -15,000 align, because the corp align would then be 1. Do you understand my example? If not I can try address specific questions with my example, or with one you can provide. At any rate, if you are interested in my advice, I would say, in my example, it would be cheaper to have the blue CBY and come back at -10 align, join the corp, then take money from the reds and go back blue, rather than bear the expense of a red CBY and getting the red's exp back up, assuming they have high exp and are making lots of money...

Col Sanders

"Jedi do not concern me" -The Sith

Understood....thats makes sense now!! Thank you!
L8ter

*Proud Member of the Alliance*

Live Long And Prosper!

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That, or have the other person be #SD# when you join. The game only counts your alignment if you are alive, so if there are 2 people, one is blue with positive 15k align, and one is red with -15k align, and the blue is ceo of the corp, he can CBY and then the red can join it...

Actually .. anyone can join that corp
15k-15k=0/2=0
so it's a neutral corp


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To expand my previous example, lets say you have 3 people on a corp. 2 reds at -15k align, and 1 blue at +15k align. The average of that is -15k align right?


No .. -5k
-15k-15k+15k = -15k/3=-5k


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