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Pagan Pete last won the day on October 14 2015

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  • Birthday November 10

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    Pillage & Plunder! Flaunting in front of the worlds navies. Long walks on the beach with the Cabin Boy...

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  1. I rekon lil Willy has made me soft, Im not on the list anymore
  2. The moral of the story is: If you DON'T want your ship stolen, there is the PVE server.
  3. I think this man here has hit on the perfect solution! Just enough space for noobs to grind in safety, and for Historical Brand(™) Pyracy to flourish. Looks like a Win-win to me! +3
  4. The problem is, WITH safe zones as that stand along the US coast, the CAN NOT be hit. It's ludicrous. Its a lose-lose senario. Eiteh the traders are safe and realist piracy is screwed, or the bankers win and the traders are screwed. Which, I ask you, is worse for the game numerically? Did the safe zones increase the number of users logged in? Or did the downward trend continue? If it didn't stop the loss of players, then ships being stolen is not the problem. Eh?
  5. I have said in the past, and its worth repeating; Give new players "Insurance" So if they get nailed, they get say.. 3 insurance instances where the ship and cargo are paid for.
  6. Did I ask that? Nay, I did not. You "fake news" people, always putting words in peoples mouthes
  7. Allow me to clarify. I meant that ALL the reinforcement zones are too large. I used the US coast as an example of how the overlap makes ships invulnerable. Be there anything else wot needs clarification?
  8. Dear esteemed developers, (yes, lil Willy is helping my with my elocution) It has come to my attention that the size of the reinforcement zones becomes problematic in areas where territorial capitols are too close together, (i.e.) the East Coast of the U.S. The overlap of the reinforcement zones there makes hitting ships impossible except in two, narrow, corridors just north and just south of Charelston. US shipping on the remainder of the coast is utterly immune to attack. Please consider giving olde Pete a nice Christmas present by reducing the size of these zones so that they don't overlap. Make Pyracy great Again! Yarrr, Pagan Pete
  9. Pagan Pete likes this, +3 Lil Willy likes this too, +0.5 o/
  10. Pagan Pete agrees. Public Shame them! Public Shame Them!!!
  11. Arrr! Give us a shout in game, and well get ye yer BLACK flag and yer complimentary rum! [_]p
  12. I have not seen you around. It was a pleasure working with and against you in the past, so why don't re-try it for the future?

    1. Pagan Pete

      Pagan Pete

      Im Semi-Retired :)

       

  13. WOO!!! Now Wraith can visit lil Willy again, and I need not fear naught! =oD He's gotten so tall, well fed, and good with a my sword! Er… I mean… he uses it for practice. Aye, thats wot I meant. Ahem...
  14. This patch will be as disastrous as the Trump presidency. The reintroduction of reinforcements and elimination of free ports will kill off Historical Brand Pyracy! Which is the only kind they Game Labs has ever said the want to encourage. (Reinforcements: ships summed by high tech radio gear, which then use matter-antimatter engines to space fold into your vicinity instantly. Without regards to the laws of General Relativity Newtonian Physics.) I WILL NOT play in a game with magical reinforcements. It breaks the immersion. Ill see you all when (if) they get rid of the next patch. "Farewell and adieu you fair Spanish ladies. Farewell and adieu you ladies of Spain…"
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