Heneage Dundas

The SLRN love the Americans!

I can confirm that I did need a poo. It is my pleasure to report that that is not currently the case.

Officers of the Fleet, It is with great pleasure and pride that I announce that I have agreed to serve as the new commander of the SLRN. It is also my privilege to announce the merger of the SLRN and the JACKS. I was fortunate to participate in the founding of the SLRN in 2014, and I have seen the guild and Naval Action change a great deal over the past few years. This is one of the key reasons that the leadership of SLRN approached me to assume the position of Admiral of the Fleet. We will discuss many changes over the coming days and weeks, but rest assured that the drive behind these is a return to the best days of the SLRN, a return to fun and friendship. All members of the SLRN and JACKS are members of the merged guild. Your most humble and obedient servant, Dundas

Ah...so now I remember why I seldom visit these forums. Nice one on that Trinco, Ian!

A brief note to introduce "The Yellow Jacks" to a candid world. A new Royal Navy clan of old Naval Action players. We're not recruiting and will mostly play small-scale PvP, but just in case you see [JACKS] in game, you'll know who we are. Here's our address: http://theyellowjacks.enjin.com/home

I'll put up an additional 50K for Charles!

Jamaica is the most valuable colony in the British West Indies.

I do feel sorry for the murderous thieves. We need to find a small violin...

I hope you manage your digestive problems in the meantime!

HMS Edinburgh (74)

We fight for our right to put "u"s into words! Let this be known as the "Flavour War!"

It is far too finickety! Worse than Sea Trials!

Captain Seamus McElroy of the Newfoundland Squadron of the Blue gives Captaine Clinch of the Auld Alliance a taste of his metal! A fun pursuit yesterday off of Martinique.

While you were out. The Blue popped by to say "hi!"

The North American Station, comprising the Nova Scotia Squadron (Eastern US & Canada) and the Newfoundland Squadron (Western US & Canada) is participating in the Open World testing. The US & Canada contingent of the Royal Navy of Sealords, you will know us in game by the post nominals "SLRN." We are recruiting at: sealordsvf.org Players of all levels welcome for fun and friendship at sea (not that kind! Probably...)

₤5,000 a man! (or more) WEALTH EASE DISTINCTION YOUR LAST CHANCE OF A FORTUNE! The Nova Scotia and Newfoundland Squadrons of the North American Station will shortly sail to scour the seas of ALL KING GEORGE'S enemies. They are destined to TAKE, SINK and DESTROY the Tyrant's helpless man-of-war, without Mercy, sweeping the Ocean of his Trade. There is no time to be lost! Once the North American Station has gone by there will be no more PRIZES, no more fat French, corpulent Spanish, and cowardly Dutch merchantmen, loaded with Treasure, Jewels, Silks, Satins and Costly Delicacies for the immoral and luxurious Usurper's Court. The Enemy must soon be Bankrupt - the End is Nigh! Come and join the Fun before it is too late, and then set up your Carriage! Rear Admiral Dundas and Commodores Gibson and Jervis have been prevailed upon to accept a few more FIGHTING captains. Only exceptionally wide-awake intelligent men will be entertained, capable of lifting a Winchester bushel of Gold; but PERHAPS YOU ARE THE LUCKY CAPTAIN! Hurry, there is no time to be lost. Hurry to the Rendezvous at the "Defeated Frog Inn" in St. John's, Antigua - YOU MAY BE THE LUCKY MAN WHO IS ACCEPTED! No troublesome formalities. The best of provisions at 16 oz to the pounds, 4lb of tobacco a month. Free beer, wine, and grog! Dancing and fiddling aboard. A health-giving, wealth-giving cruise. Be healthy and wealthy and wise, and bless the day you entered His Majesty's Service on the North American Station! GOD SAVE THE KING!

The Blue Squadron of SLVF is for US and Canadian players interested in the Royal Navy.

HMS Edinburgh

We are pleased to announce that Capt. Flashman is sailing under the Blue Ensign. Come join him in giving Boney a bloody nose!

I can assure you a prime weatherly sea-boat with which to punish His Majesty's enemies!

VOLUNTEERS. God Save the King. LET us, who are Englishmen, protect and defend our good KING and COUNTRY against the Attempts of all Republicans and Levellers, and against the Designs of our NATURAL ENEMIES, who intend in this Year to invade OLD ENGLAND, our happy Country, to murder our gracious KING as they have done their own; to make WHORES of our Wives and Daughters; to rob us of our Property, and teach us nothing but the demon Art of murdering one another ROYAL TARS Of OLD ENGLAND If you love your COUNTRY and your LIBERTY, now is the Time to shew your LOVE R E P A I R, All who have good Hearts, who love their KING, their COUNTRY, and RELIGION, who hate the FRENCH, and damn the POPE, to Rear Admiral Hen. Dundas At his SHIP, the H.M.S. EDINBURGH Where they will be allowed to Enter His Majesty's SHIP of WAR! (HMS Asia entering Halifax in 1797) This squadron of the Sealords VF's Royal Navy is a North American based group of players for Naval Action. Sealords is an online community of naval gamers of long-standing. Be sure to drop by our website and forum (currently undergoing refurbishment): www.sealordsvf.org GOD SAVE THE KING!

I love Carl Gustav!

I disagree. I have been meaning to suggest this because changing shot means losing a partial reload, which is a nuisance. If you could queue up the next shot this would not happen.

It is with great pleasure that I announce the assignment of Captain Sir Samuel Hood to His Majesty's squadron of the Blue on the North American Station! Three cheers for Captain Hood, lads! Huzzah! Huzzah! Huzzah!

1. Joysticks and other game controllers affect rudder control by applying constant input. Or, to put it simply, my rudder was hard to port until I disconnected my joystick and other flight controllers. 2. Affects rudder. Solved when the controllers are unplugged, but this is a nuisance for gamers. 3. Allow removal of inputs, not just replacement.