Author Topic: Atlantic Anchors - Circa 1660 - Now open to heads of governments! (Read 5665 times)

SWAT One · May 17, 2015, 05:40:15 PM

Quote from: TristanLuigi on May 17, 2015, 05:00:34 PM

nice idea, but that's assuming you're next to a shore

I am going to cape town.

Quote from: SWAT One (PM) on May 14, 2015, 02:40:53 AM

The order of business is to get other Dutch merchants in on the deal and to trade in a caravan, preferably LAMs, and also to see if the Dutch navy will be willing to support us when we sail back to Cape Town.

And I am following the southbound current, rather than facing the Doldrums.

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Agent Legit 22 · May 17, 2015, 05:40:59 PM

We get as far away from the Spanish as we possibly can, then repair.

TristanLuigi · May 17, 2015, 05:45:13 PM

Quote from: SWAT One on May 17, 2015, 05:40:15 PM

I am going to cape town.
And I am following the southbound current, rather than facing the Doldrums.

highlighted is the pirate encounter

Quote from: Agent Legit 22 on May 17, 2015, 05:40:59 PM

We get as far away from the Spanish as we possibly can, then repair.

Quote from: TristanLuigi on May 17, 2015, 05:00:34 PM

your masts are shot, you won't make it far and it's hard to repair a ship while sailing said ship

SWAT One · May 17, 2015, 05:58:09 PM

Okay, then make a ·) shape from the formation with the pirate in the middle, but done rotationally as to whatever may be more convenient, then fire inwards.

Also what is that unicode program that you use?

Operator¹ · May 17, 2015, 06:08:58 PM

Name: Burke Ainsley
Nationality: British (American Colonies)
Hometown: Hartford, Connecticut colony
Age and Gender: 23 M
Allegiance: British Royal Navy
Class: Frigate Commander
Physical Description: A sympathetic commander with a positive attitude and ethical view towards their subordinates. He has brown hair and brown eyes, with an unimposing frame that rarely gives off an aura of intimidation.
Personal Bio: Ainsley was born as the son of a merchant in the North American colony of Connecticut, before being moved to England at an early age. Burke received a fair education there and joined the Royal Navy to become an officer, returning back to the colonies through an assignment where he was given the post of frigate captain of a newly built ship.

TristanLuigi · May 17, 2015, 06:29:55 PM

Quote from: SWAT One on May 17, 2015, 05:58:09 PM

Okay, then make a ·) shape from the formation with the pirate in the middle, but done rotationally as to whatever may be more convenient, then fire inwards.

Also what is that unicode program that you use?

babelmap
also, the pirate's ship is severely damaged, with the masts destroyed, and it's taking in water.
go in and battle for the plunder, finish him off, or let him drown?

you and your merchants have received a couple blows and might be travelling a little slower, but overall you're not too badly damaged because he had to spread out his shots

Quote from: Operator¹ on May 17, 2015, 06:08:58 PM

Name: Burke Ainsley
Nationality: British (American Colonies)
Hometown: Hartford, Connecticut colony
Age and Gender: 23 M
Allegiance: British Royal Navy
Class: Frigate Commander
Physical Description: A sympathetic commander with a positive attitude and ethical view towards their subordinates. He has brown hair and brown eyes, with an unimposing frame that rarely gives off an aura of intimidation.
Personal Bio: Ainsley was born as the son of a merchant in the North American colony of Connecticut, before being moved to England at an early age. Burke received a fair education there and joined the Royal Navy to become an officer, returning back to the colonies through an assignment where he was given the post of frigate captain of a newly built ship.

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