Very Important Lessons (VIL's)

[Basil Dreadflint]

Update to the post about Enemy War Sloops; The Corsairs are firing High Explosives broadsides.

[Nikki]

Originally Posted by Basil Dreadflint

Update to the post about Enemy War Sloops; The Corsairs are firing High Explosives broadsides.

LOL Well now you tell me! Wish I could have learned that very important lesson before taking on that barracuda... I try to avoid them now whenever possible. I guess it is true that you cant judge a ship by it's size

[Reaver]

Originally Posted by Basil Dreadflint

Update to the post about Enemy War Sloops; The Corsairs are firing High Explosives broadsides.

dont i know it, it hurts (a lot almost guaranteed to sink) hehehe

[Basil Dreadflint]

When you plan a night called, "Guild Help Night", Make sure that there is a fairly even distribution of senior and low level pirates that are gonna participate.

[Basil Dreadflint]

After all is said and done, Tormenta still seems to be the best place to finish leveling nades. Once you get nades to level 21 or so, "a nigh impossible proposition" in it's own right, then the only place to get any real rep is on the urchins and molusks.

[Vicinni68]

Here's something I've found.... for you new guys..... if you need to sail somewhere, and can't or dont want to engage the enemy ships, TP to either the french or spanish islands. (this TP is available to all, even if you dont have TP yet..) then sail out to your destination. The enemy ships will ignore you unless you open fire on them. Just watch out for SvS players from the opposing island. Saavvy ???

[Basil Dreadflint]

Thanks to the last update: Quite often when you teleport to someone elses' location, you end up in the water. This is not a glitch or a bug, it's a 'feature'. When this happens, just teleport to them again (and again, and again) til you get to where you wanted to be.

Then you find out that you picked the wrong name out of your friends list, and you went to the wrong person anyway!

[Basil Dreadflint]

Hex is back! (sort of...)

Hex Eater shot now apparently works the way it was first intended. You shoot a voodoo user with it until they lose all voodoo power. For a few seconds, they will be without voodoo, and then it will gradually rebuild, similar to ours. The time period is supposed to be 15 seconds, but I'm not sure it actually takes that long for their power to start building, but it is enough time to switch to cutlass and whack them a few times.

Whatever... It's not the way it used to be, when it removed all voodoo capabilities, but it is much more useful than it was after the last up(down)grade!

[Basil Dreadflint]

Take a crew full of healers with you if you are going to attack the Boss Stumps.