Additional disabled hails #1
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A handful of hostile hails that use the shakespearean insults toward the beginning rather than at the end. Plus one more to the existing list Also some new disabled hails that are general enough for just about any human faction, but I think fit the Free Worlds slightly more so (in between the formal Navy and melancholy merchants). They're weighted to be shorter so longer responses would feel more novel
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A handful of hostile hails that use the shakespearean insults toward the beginning rather than at the end. Plus one more to the existing list
Also some new disabled hails that are general enough for just about any human faction, but I think fit the Free Worlds slightly more so (in between the formal Navy and melancholy merchants). They're weighted to be shorter so longer responses would feel more novel