kirefla91

Lovely little newspaper thing, but could you please add a server tag to your thread?

Seen the three players together multiple times after the incident, usually south of vieques and then heading further south,- I'm starting to suspect them of farming eachothers or something of the sort, but I do -not- have any proof of such at all, it's simple -SPECULIATION- on my end. Regardless of the reason behind it all, they still attack green, hindering, ramming, firing broadsides- whatever they can to keep others from taking on that pirate, it all seems highly suspicious if you ask me- And yes.. I tried again two-three days ago, reported it that time through F11 though.

Oh I agree completely with you, and I do believe my examples show that the enemy of the british were indeed far from cowardly- Such as the Zulu for example,- Attacking british red coats armed with rifles, while your own forces are armed with spears and the like most certainly require some balls, if you pardon my french. I agree in regards to insults and accusations, even more so with your last statement- Battling is far more fun than idling. I do however disagree with your real-life losses in this regard, when someone claims such a thing as the 'gentleman' above, then he clearly requires a lesson in history.

Is that a fact? What about these battles; Saratoga, Islandlwana, the battle for the danish straits against Bismarck, Singapore, or even at the Gazala line. How'd all of these go for the british, hm? Saratoga is an excellent example if I do say so myself.

Then I hope you'll have your facts straight the next time you decide to boast of it.

If you have a more efficent way of getting up the ranks than hunting AIs, then by all means- Do let me know, I'll have you know however that I perform my fair share of PvP as well, and a loss is a loss regardless of how you might want to twist and bend it,- and if you lose once, then well- You're no longer on a win-streak.

The 'certainty' of victory have lead to the fall of greater men than any of us gathered here.

I agree completely with that, but one can't very well then claim to have delivered 5+ days of defeat and frustration

5+ days of defeats and frustration? I have nothing against y'all bickering here on the forums, thinking one or the other is better than others- But at least keep it truthful. Three-four nights ago DRUNK lost at vieques for example- I know that for a fact, and if you doubt me you can ask Reiwok, he was in the battle as well. So yeah- That doesn't seem like 5+ days of defeats and frustrations, certainly not so to me.

So-.. I'd like to claim the bounty that was placed on Reiwok. http://imgur.com/rKuTOwq

Thank you my good man, I'm glad you enjoyed it!

"A frown was plastered along Kommandørkaptajn Pedersen’s face as he looked out across the damaged bow of trincomalee; the bowsprit had been snapped off during the fight the night before, leaving Pedersen’s usually proud “Lady” in illrepair, though he was certainly displeased with the situation, he couldn’t help but feel a touch of pride for his crew’s handling of the ship; there they had been, heading valiantly straight towards a British constitution, guns had called out as thunder, hammering into Pedersen’s Trincomalee, smashing into the bow- some even hit the the fore-mast, nearly bringing the mast down; the crew had braced themselves, crouching low on the deck, leaving but the officers on board standing upon the quarter deck, all hands clutching tightly to whatever they could find, soon the bowsprit smashed into the centre hull of the hostile constitution, splinters flying about as the wood shattered, and the bow soon followed to smash into the wood with a hollow creak as planks bent and broke. The ramming had been efficient, leaving such a gap between the planking of the constitution that it was noticeably taking in water already; muskets fired over the bow, out at the crew of the enemy while others did whatever they could to disengage- finally the ships slipped from each other and “Lady” managed to alter her course towards the west while the men on board cheered with joy and victory, the constitution’s gun deck was visibly flooding with water, the whole process indeed quite rapid as the waterline finally reached the gunports, within moments the ship disappeared into,- Claimed for the ocean by “Draugen”. The previous day had indeed been quite a strain upon the ship, but the men were swift at work, suitable piece of timber had already been located, and iron was melted- They were to reinforce the bow further, to make certain the integrity of the ship could be secured even further should they once again have to ram an enemy. Kommandørkaptajn Pedersen knew very well that such might alter the trim of the ship somewhat, but based on his calculations it’d all boil down to a few centimeters of fore-trimming. All aboard knew today would be a busy day." Well, that’s the little story for today, I hope it was a relatively enjoyable read, oh- And for those of you whom are curious about “draugen” it’s a Scandinavian folklore, especially in the northern parts of Norway; if you’re interested in knowing more about it I suggest reading https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Draugr And then in particular underneath the “recent” section.

Perhaps so, but my good man- You are guilty until proven innocent!

Good, there's the fighting after all, and then there's the aftermath,- the latter is the most costly and time consuming Glad you enjoyed the read by the way- That's the intention!

Oh please- I'd take two surprises over four Rens any day of the week!