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You might want to just hit them up in game. I dont think the forum is actually being used like it use to.
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Haven't played since April 2020. What I miss?
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I havent seen a Northern Masters since the exit from early access.
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Both sides were tired out. The Devs, in their infinite wisdom during this COVID-19 isolation, decided to remove cooldowns did not help. It felt like on both sides it was coming to a desire to end the war. It was a back and forth war with very little to no progress. Would not surprise me if the war continued Russia would have lost their progress like they have in the past and then make gains another day. It was becoming a 10 round boxing match against two pretty even fighters exchanging blows. Game is horribly flawed.
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Port Battle cooldown timer
VirtuallyIdiotic replied to Liq's topic in Patch Feedback and General discussions
Exactly. There is enough US timezone players that have filled these PBs. Last night Danmark hit Road Town for the second day in a row close to 3 AM for most of us and we showed up. Doesn't help your case either Danmark never put a timer on the port to start out with. -
Port Battle cooldown timer
VirtuallyIdiotic replied to Liq's topic in Patch Feedback and General discussions
The removal of the cooldown was such an idiotic move for such a trivial issue in comparison to other issues that the RvR system has like mission stacking for instance, an issue that can be solved and the public did show how but were ignored. Just horrible timing as well with COVID-19 running amok in most of our countries forcing people to be at home. There was close to 18 port battles today and that is just too much. A cooldown, cost, limits, must be placed are RvR. To remove it completely in such an abrupt and poorly timed manner without a temporary replacement system was just foolery. -
1) I can get behind making hostility missions cost doubloons or something of equal value. A major issue with Naval Action is the ability to achieve great wealth with very little need to spend it on anything. Creating new markets could help with this. 2) Yes. It may seem cheap in a video game I can understand. The crew that is boarding though might weaken its boarding strength however to fight the fire of the ship they are attacking is something I could get behind. Might also not allow a ship to board if it is on fire as well. But I still believe that you should be able to turn off survival during a board. 3) I think you should be able to see the battle timer but that is all. Otherwise you are asking around to find out anyways. 4) I do not think the port controller should have complete control over the PB but I do think they should be able to choose the PB type as if choosing a game mode, and maybe set the rate of ships under a limited pre- selection depending on the port itself. 5) Yes. 6) No. 8 port slots is enough. Cannot manage that, then you have over extended your lines. 7) If it has a timer then it should cost something. If not, the cost should only reflect on how developed a port is of non-indigenous resources and defenses. 8 ) yes 9) No. Otherwise, there will be a lot more multi-flip targeting of nations. 10) Seeing how fast it is to raise hostility I think it should alert the ports owner as soon as a hostility mission is active.
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Alts for port battles activities - BAN WARNING
VirtuallyIdiotic replied to admin's topic in Tribunal - Трибунал
Even calling that alt a clan is a joke. It is one alt with the soul purpose to exploit the holes in the RvR system to prevent a total loss of Truxillo. HAVOC and the other Danish clans burned bridges between one another far in advance and the Danish clans were removed from the Friends list a long time ago as requested by the Swedish clans who were requested to help flip San Juan for HAVOC and their return to Sweden. Hence, why it never went Neutral. It was not something that occurred in a day or even a week. This was going on for a full month after HAVOC had enough with the other clans of Danmark and vice versa. The deterioration of Danmark was not a single individual or even a single clans fault, but rather the inability for the clans to come to compromises and work together in a functioning manner. If Danmark was a much larger nation their inability to see eye to eye could easily be overcome much like you see in Great Britain where obviously not every clan is on the same page but are still able to function as a nation. In a smaller enviroment this is not sustainable. -
Lack of variety in certain aspects of the game. What I mean by this is certain parts of the game like RvR and even PvE have become at times almost a routine. PvE it is a grind. Hard to get new players committed into the game when most go through PvE to grind through the ranks and try to improve themselves safely in the game. The missions do help with this but still are very grinding. Then with RvR there is only one gametype, capture and control. There were other port battles in early battle that did things differently to a degree. Otherwise things become dull and repetitive. It is not that things in the game I do not like but rather the game can be pushed farther and expanded upon.
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Forever missed.
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I just came back from a break since early summer, I bought a bunch of buildings and upgraded my shipyard, A major war is coming, mission rewards have been adjusted, another $40 dlc ship, and the in-game economy has inflated. Screw the economy! Screw this war over a childish hello kitty squabble! Not worth $40 ship! I just want to be a privateer!
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Work in progress
VirtuallyIdiotic replied to slik's topic in News Announcements & Important discussions
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Does anyone have that Pirates of the Caribbean gif of him doing a hard turn of the ship with the letter "D" getting spammed across the image? Been looking for that image for a while but cant find it.
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And Danmark the same. But without giving it a chance you never know for certain.