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Ruby · April 18th, 2006, 09:40 AM

I can see the concern here, but also, don't take into account that you can have your friends back you up. What I see so far is that the Brit and the Pirates are in the lead with the French and the Spanish being the underdogs.

I do agree, that if you capture something that large, they are hoping that you just sell it and make money off the sale rather than to have you reuse it.

I'm curious though, will they make the port accessible for repairs? OR..will they leave the option open that the people who man the boats as captains can learn a trade that can teach them to repair their own ships?

I have no use for carebear anything. *shudders* Nor do I like 'gank' groups either. Hopefully there is a happy medium. I'm all for making alliances though between what ever side that will help when the flares go up in the air.

Time shall tell...time shall tell...

April 18th, 2006, 09:40 AM	#6 (permalink)
Ruby Luke warm Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Shiplap House (aka Michigan) Posts: 5	I can see the concern here, but also, don't take into account that you can have your friends back you up. What I see so far is that the Brit and the Pirates are in the lead with the French and the Spanish being the underdogs. I do agree, that if you capture something that large, they are hoping that you just sell it and make money off the sale rather than to have you reuse it. I'm curious though, will they make the port accessible for repairs? OR..will they leave the option open that the people who man the boats as captains can learn a trade that can teach them to repair their own ships? I have no use for carebear anything. shudders Nor do I like 'gank' groups either. Hopefully there is a happy medium. I'm all for making alliances though between what ever side that will help when the flares go up in the air. Time shall tell...time shall tell... __________________ Hang the code, and hang the rules. They're more like guidelines anyway. Shiplap House Emblem - Fear It! winks Or not? Shiplap House, named for its siding normally found on ships. Built in 1715. Taverns like Shiplap House were important to 18th-century society, as they were the only place for visitors to eat and sleep. Just call me Ruby, Ruby Port. Remember that name...