GreasyMnky

The only way I get to see what the 0BR ships are is to select a previously unselected ship (I usually click on fleet mates only to be able to resolve the 0BR ships issue) to see their name than back to the 0BR ship then and only then it will show up.

I am all for the merge of the servers, expecially with the new "rvr" changes coming in. The only reason I was for the extra servers, was when one was not enough to allow all players to log in the single server there was, but now, we are down a lot of players and Im sure that a single server will have more than enough space to house all active players. I guess that pve players can keep their relaxed area, thats fine with me (I would still prefer if they would be on the pvp server, and having players protect them from pvp, but thats another fight)

You have to sink enemy nation ships/npc fleets in the territory that you want to defend (not missions) Maybe war supplies can be delivered or is that only for raising hostility?

2 nights ago I got hired to escord a pirate trader, trader got tagged by a basic cutter, I joined outlaw battle in a cerberus with the guy that hired me in his surprise. We saved the trader and sank the cutters, the trader was able to leave battle, but neither me nor the other surprise were able to leave, we both had control perk. We tried sailing away from each other for 5+ minutes (could not even see him on the map zoomed out all the way) both tried disconnecting then reconnect finally i tried to surrender my ship so that he could grab it and give my cargo and the ship back. He was not able to put ship in his fleet, lost ship cannons and repairs I had in cargo. I dont have the reports codes (sorry...), but I made 3 reports for the bug 2 during battle instance, and 1 after the battle named "Control Perk, Outlaw Battle" 1 2 and 3 Has anyone else got into a similar situation and were locked in battle unable to leave when two pirates in an outlaw batle have Control Perk?

has anyone looked at the other video on his channel? the one minutes before the port battle ( https://www.twitch.tv/videos/148051084 ) is showing TS about 10 seconds in. Take a look at whispers at the bottom

I dont feel like pirates need anything "in return", I remember pirates being the hard choice compared to other nations. If you abosulely feel like you need to be able to craft SOLs to enjoy the game, then there are plenty of nations to choose from.

NE? I dont know what group youve been playing with, but my personal experience is that some groups do or at least did use printscreen to capture the coords on the map and before the map on the F11 to post in TS for the revenge/delayed fleets to come, before the teleport to port option was implemented. For these fights, the coords were the determing factor to wether the fleet was standing on top of the battle exit and was able to re-tag the other ship(s). when people were using relative coords it was far less successful, had to deploy wider, not saying it was impossible, but it was less of a guaranteed 2nd engagement. Now that we will be forced back in open world, im sure that a chance, even slim, for people to avoid a poinpoint revenge fleet (not against the revenge fleet, but that accuracy of it) will be welcome more than the GPS. Might as well keep the coords data in the f11 reports but hide it from the players so that it cant be abused. People will learn to play without silver spoons, I have faith in the average human to be able to adapt and use the tool in game for navigation and Im convinced that if will make for a richer experience to travel without aa pinpoint accurate GPS.

I could sell my services as a guide/navigator maybe protection for traders as well.

My vote is for a single server, we tried both options and in my opinion, it was better before the population was split between both servers.

I remember large groups of small ships when everyone was leveling, groups forming to go grind the OW fleets, then running into another group from another nation and having a huge impromptu fleet fight. It was chaotic, it was unoptimal, but it was wild and fun.

At the beginning, when I just started, the wow moments were usually seeing the bigger ships for the first time and how rare they felt or the success of sailing from point A to B with only estimates from map and compass and nailing the islands I was aiming for. My favorite moments were definitly when sailing in a small group of ships a class or two smaller than the enemy ships and still managing to sink and capture them all, these types of fights are still the ones i chase and I try to recreate.

arent the accuracy upgrades affecting only vertical dispersion? (except the carronade perk)

+1

Quebec, Canada. Horrible lags from ports and open world taking long times to load (if it even lets me see the ship, the ports appear 1 minute later)