Republic of Pirates

[Jack Teach]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republic_of_Pirates

Don't forget this one

[ChaIbaud]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republic_of_Pirates

Don't forget this one

"i dont like that organized pirates would mean a little less money for me" -[insert trader name here]

[Magnus the red]

anyone in TUDOR

[PhoenixKnight]

If you want structure the. You basically want a nation. So join one

[PhoenixKnight]

If you want structure the. You basically want a nation. Don’t go to the only exception in the game and complain about it

[ChaIbaud]

If you want structure the. You basically want a nation. Don’t go to the only exception in the game and complain about it

having structure doesnt make a nation, any guild for instance, plus any sub-national system lol

is it complaining to point out a part where the game is lacking and could be improved or to defend my stance on it to you and others? dismissing opinions that you don't agree with isnt a new idea but id hardly expect such an open-minded and culturally well versed man like yourself to succumb to such a low level of degeneracy, it is almost "little nuisance"

also you're in a direct breach of the rules!! you double posted!! if i wasnt so mad that i got two warnings for necroposting and wouldnt wish this unimaginable pain on anyone else i might have reported you!!!

[Magnus the red]

We cant help we want freedom from tyrants but want actual unity among ourselves

[ChaIbaud]

quick benefits of having something of this nature implemented

1) more historically accurate, because people like me in the past would have been classified privateers or of a nations navy rather than pirates

2) this class distinction is important to roles in the game and having a defined nation for those who want to be known as pirates isnt bad at all

3) incentivizes multiple ways to play and promotes progress and events in the game

4) becomes easier for newer players to identify play-styles and players to talk to that they can learn from (current missions teach that piracy is just attacking fleets but someone that joined a month ago knows that isnt true)

5) one less thing for people like me to "complain" and "whine" about


if anyone who thinks this is a bad idea can give me one reason why that makes logical sense id be impressed

[Magnus the red]

They cant

[DezNutz]

quick benefits of having something of this nature implemented

1) more historically accurate, because people like me in the past would have been classified privateers or of a nations navy rather than pirates

2) this class distinction is important to roles in the game and having a defined nation for those who want to be known as pirates isnt bad at all

3) incentivizes multiple ways to play and promotes progress and events in the game

4) becomes easier for newer players to identify play-styles and players to talk to that they can learn from (current missions teach that piracy is just attacking fleets but someone that joined a month ago knows that isnt true)

5) one less thing for people like me to "complain" and "whine" about


if anyone who thinks this is a bad idea can give me one reason why that makes logical sense id be impressed

You don't need this to be classed as a privateer. Join a nation, than play like a pirate.

You don't need this to play in different ways. If you can't find a reason to play a certain way, you are only restricting yourself.

There are alternative methods to teach new players the different playing styles and roles. CJ has a discussion/suggestion on it pending implementation.

Your fifth point is crap, people like you will always find something to whine about.