Marlinspike

From where do you get the data that you send out via Twitter?

@qw569 - fantastic! May I ask, how do you get the data that Mishka publishes? My guess would be that you are reading the data from the game client. If you have to be discrete about your method, I understand and don't expect an answer. Have you considered pushing the data in other ways than Twitter (e.g. a json feed)? I am particularly interested in getting clan warehouse log data (money log and resource log) for clan accounting purposes. Any suggestions?

Hi Felix -- I bow down to you -- the work you are doing with this map is phenomenal. I am tinkering around with the Naval Action API data and I have a question (I am developing NavalGaming.com for the US). It appears that you have access to real-time data, like port hostility levels and port battle results. From where do you get that data? Also, where do you get port timer data?

My understanding is that there were some ranks added -- is this list correct? https://naction.info/index.php/Player_Ranks#United_States_Ranks 1 Midshipman 2 Junior Lieutenant 3 Second Lieutenant 4 First Lieutenant 5 Lieutenant Commandant 6 Master Commandant 7 Captain 8 Flag Captain 9 Commodore 10 Rear Admiral 11 Vice-Admiral 12 Admiral

Don’t forget the tools. Some prefer to place the academy where tools drop.

Well said.

I see that the Russians are attacking Pirates at Morgan's Bluff. What are the strategic implications of this? Looks like it cuts off Pirates in the Bahamas.

I have set up a clans page for US players here: https://navalgaming.com/squadrons/ Every listed clan can post their own description and gets their own message board. Let me know if there are any other tools you need for clan management, and if I can I will add them.

Because the exams were difficult, I had a genuine sense of accomplishment when I completed the Endurance exam, and one of these days I’ll feel the same way about the Final exam.

At NavalGaming.com we are working on supporting US players who are new or solo or casual, while developing players for clans. We are beta, so can’t claim success yet, but we are trying.

Ahh -- so capturing ports on the Peace server is a different process than the War server. I'll save that for later. St. Mary's indicates 4th rate AI, but I was able to take a conquest mission in my 7th rate yacht. Could that be an issue?

So I'm doing some testing on the Peace server while the War server is down. Yesterday I took a Conquest Mission at Savannah for St. Mary's (a neutral port). I then proceeded to the mission off St. Mary's and sunk the single cutter (I was in my yacht), thus completing the mission. Then, nothing. No indication that I accomplished anything toward capturing the port. I see references to percentage hostility, like "must have 100% hostility" -- where is that indicated? What does "100% hostility" mean?

On Felix's map https://na-map.netlify.com/ For Brunswick I see: Port battle 11.00 - 8.00, 10,000 BR, 4th rate AI, 1 conquest point, 35 port points What are these numbers and do they relate to "100% hostility"?

But a single player has to be a member of a clan, because it's the clan that will own the port, correct?

I'll start putting what I learn here: http://naction.info/index.php/Nations#Port_Capture