gps rebels pirates
I am trying to play as the good guy and not trespass over foreign lands without militairy agreement...
So I manage to get my lonely ship (the next comes after 10 turns) to transport a governor (since the other one will die) to my conquered crusade target....
and BAM I get hit by 9 rebel ships the very next turn... It happenes both in 5.74 and 5.8....(and very few AI normal ships)
So has this been fixed in 6.0???
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There is no coastguard in the dark seas of DLV. Later on, they will be nutrolised by other factions or scared by your big fleet. Dont worry.
I'm currently play as England now. The 1st crusade led my heir to the Ayyubid capital of Cairo. Just after the sccesful crusade(1h), my general was just promoted to Knight Banneret, and my King died back in London. So I jumped on the 2 first mercenary ships headed for London. But when I got to Sicily, I was ambused by a pack of pirat fleets.'
Any way, my uncrowned King & Knight Commander died that day on the ship of the coast of Italy. I had to start all over again, training a new general. Man I was pist!Any way, the thing is to just keep going with what you have. Don't reload!
Last edited by Kjertesvein; January 23, 2009 at 03:01 PM.
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Re: gps rebels pirates
You're going to want to port-hop as much as possible, even if it costs you a few extra turns. The Rebels have the strongest ships at the beginning of the game, so avoid them as much as possible! blackleaf is right about them fading into the woodwork towards the middle of the game. If I had to make a rough guesstimate, I'd say that it becomes relatively safe (only a few rebel fleet encounters) around 1250.
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I think they're a great source of military points if you have the cash to spare
Praeses
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damn somalians! somebody needs to do s th
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For some reason I don't like to see "damn somalians" even if it is just a joke.
Praeses
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damn, but thanks for sharing
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