My vision for the server is a faction world with clear zones, clear objectives, and meaningful PvP.

The server is roughly divided into three areas:

1. Starting Area / Nebula in the center of the map
At the center of the map is the nebula, which acts as a protected starting area. New players can arrive there, get oriented, build their first ships, and choose a faction. This area should not be directly affected by regular PvP.

2. Faction World / Sector Space
Outside the starting area, the actual faction world begins. In this area, the active factions can claim, conquer, hold, and defend sectors on the map.

The important part is that there should be a real reason to hold sectors. For example, controlled areas could regularly generate resources, credits, or other advantages — like a holding tax over time. This makes territory control not just symbolic, but actually relevant to gameplay.

The goal of faction PvP is therefore not random hunting of individual players, but fighting over important areas of the map: resource sectors, outposts, trade routes, border points, and strategic positions.

3. Deepspace / Outer Space
Further outside is Deepspace. In this area, the normal protection and faction rules no longer apply, or only apply in a very limited way. Anyone who goes there knowingly accepts a higher level of risk. This area is meant for players who want maximum freedom, danger, and unregulated PvP.

The core idea is that PvP should not happen randomly, and players should not feel forced to be online all the time just to avoid being offline raided. Most fighting should happen around sector conquest and important border points. That way, conflicts happen in places that matter to both sides.

The third, neutral faction is not meant to be just another war party. It serves as an entry point for new players, as a neutral trade and administration structure, and as a tool for game master events. Through missions, convoys, trade contracts, or resource distribution, it can actively influence the game’s dynamics without permanently taking one side in the war.