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swashbuckler II 03-03-2009 08:37 PM

Current News: March 3, '07 Tortuga Tours and password safe
 
March 3 2009

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Tour the Town, See the Sights!

Still finding your way around the new Tortuga? We're here to help. Join us this Friday, March 6 from 11 AM - 2 PM Pacific Time and tour the town with the Pirates Online GMs.

Join us this Friday, March 6 from 11 AM - 2 PM Pacific Time for Tortuga Tours. We'll be roaming the oceans that begin with the letter B, meeting Pirates, and showing them the town. You'll hear stories about the people and places, plus get some insight on the changes and how the EITC may play a role. Join us for this role-playing event!

Your Password is a Valuable TreasureMarch 3 2009 Keep it Safe!
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Ask any Pirate, you don't go around showing your private effects to just anyone - and by private effects, we mean personal information. For example: Your real name, age, phone number, or account information - such as your Account ID (your log in information) or password.

No matter how well you know someone you should NEVER share your personal information with them under any circumstance. Pirates Online will never ask you for this information via e-mail, or in-game and you should never share your online account or account information with another player or post your information online.

Remember, you're responsible for your account and activity while your account is online. So if you play Pirates Online on a public computer (like a school or library) make sure when you're done playing to log completely out of the game and your account!

Play it safe, and protect your most valuable asset - your personal information.

jason davy 03-03-2009 08:40 PM

My Port Royal tour ended pretty abruptly when the GM disappeared and never returned. Are the tours worth going to? I don't want to waste my time if they are pointless but I don't want to miss it if it's worthwhile. ;)

swashbuckler II 03-03-2009 08:41 PM

They tell some storys, might be some races for fun.
Its worth going to.

akamystic 03-03-2009 08:54 PM

The PR tour was cool....except for the one Pirate that wouldn't stop dropping Wither when we all (including GM) told him to stop. Cool stories and some hints of things to come.


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anndreeuhh 03-03-2009 08:58 PM

Worth going to? In my opinion...... Nah way too much lag, too many obnoxious people, too many silly questions asked, not enough important ones answered.

Swashbucker II tours are more fun and less laggy. ;)

Raikel 03-03-2009 09:35 PM

Whooo! Another few days they could work to improve the game, but would rather instead make a tour of pointless wonders. The GM's I'm sorry, aren't my favorite friends, the last time I seen them, they said new weapons were coming after the level 5 came out. This infuriated me, and I quit, I must also say, I think I may resign from Pirates Online.

The reason being, Pirates Online was always a place for me to be me, and I enjoyed every moment of Pirates Online. The problem is, Pirates online became, New Islands, GM Funhouse, and Pointless updates Online. That's a little hard for me to fit into my address bar, so I think I'll be saying good-bye to all of this. Because we all know after Padres is made, the Carribbean that I loved, will be officially gone.

Juliana Maria 03-03-2009 09:37 PM

When i went to PR tours it was less than maybe 2 minutes long.. No real information given =( I dont know if i went at a different time if would have been better.. by the tour i got was by no mean helpful.

Erich Uchiha 03-03-2009 09:49 PM

I think they are very worth going to, cool role-playing stories, and the GMs are awesome story tellers :)

The Commodore 03-03-2009 10:33 PM

I think it's nice, if nothing else, they're doing something. I like the gm's, well, some of them. It's also fun to have a change in scenery.

jason davy 03-03-2009 10:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Raikel (Post 119987)
Whooo! The GM's I'm sorry, aren't my favorite friends

All the GMs that I have met have been really nice and helpful. I agree we need more practical updates, but I am glad the GMs make in-game appearances from time to time.

Raikel 03-04-2009 12:46 AM

Well, Rose Winsome is the only GM that I like, one Davy guy really drove my nerves, I asked him one question the whole time, about what he knew about ship customization. All he did was answer other questions, but when I asked him, could you please answer my question, he just said I cannot answer that question. Ah, that be why I never trust any GM.

Maximvs 03-04-2009 01:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Raikel (Post 120021)
Well, Rose Winsome is the only GM that I like, one Davy guy really drove my nerves, I asked him one question the whole time, about what he knew about ship customization. All he did was answer other questions, but when I asked him, could you please answer my question, he just said I cannot answer that question. Ah, that be why I never trust any GM.

Please read the instructions :) Almost no GM will be answering questions - will be only performing tours from their script, and may give a few clues on the way...

Pirates tying to ask tons of questions are wasting their time - interrupting the presentation, and make it hard for everyone else to follow the story they are telling...

akamystic 03-04-2009 08:40 PM

Aye.....would be quite unfortunate for someone to cause issues by using your Pirate.......


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jason davy 03-04-2009 08:43 PM

(Things you really shouldn't have to be told...)

The Commodore 03-04-2009 10:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jason davy (Post 120140)
(Things you really shouldn't have to be told...)


Here here jas. Wonder what happened this time...

Cannonfury 03-04-2009 10:57 PM

just curious, isnt age the pretty much the SAME thing as telling your gender? I mean really..if someone is 20 for example...theres millions and millions of people in the country who are 20..not a big deal.

Knowing someones age doesnt harm anyone in any way, is what im saying...

and if im wrong then tell me, thats why im asking.

Maximvs 03-04-2009 11:15 PM

Quote:

just curious, isnt age the pretty much the SAME thing as telling your gender? I mean really..if someone is 20 for example...theres millions and millions of people in the country who are 20..not a big deal.

Knowing someones age doesnt harm anyone in any way, is what im saying...

and if im wrong then tell me, thats why im asking.
Because its my information - and my business to give out. Anything which can identify you is yours - including age.

Keep in mind that POTCO is NOT real life people... its a computer game simulation - and like any other computer information can be used and obtained for bad as well as good. No 'real' information is needed to play this game with others (with the exception being Disney and directly to your account - though only necessary information should be provided).

jason davy 03-04-2009 11:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Maria Cannonfury (Post 120160)
just curious, isnt age the pretty much the SAME thing as telling your gender? I mean really..if someone is 20 for example...theres millions and millions of people in the country who are 20..not a big deal.

Knowing someones age doesnt harm anyone in any way, is what im saying...

and if im wrong then tell me, thats why im asking.

I agree, I don't think knowing someone's age is necessarily harmful. However, suppose a not-so-morally-straight adult discovers he/she is playing with a child. He/she could subtly get the child to reveal where he/she lives, etc etc etc. This can quickly escalate into a pretty severe problem that can endanger children, and Disney certainly doesn't want to be liable for anything that may happen. Therefore, I think it's for the best that they try to keep personal info personal. Although you and I know how much is TOO much to reveal, a child may not realize the potential danger and may tell more than is wise. I give preventive measures 2 thumbs up. :) But I'd love to know what kind of idiot tried to give their account information away...

Raikel 03-05-2009 12:13 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Maximvs (Post 120036)
Please read the instructions :) Almost no GM will be answering questions - will be only performing tours from their script, and may give a few clues on the way...

Pirates tying to ask tons of questions are wasting their time - interrupting the presentation, and make it hard for everyone else to follow the story they are telling...

Did I not mention, this was when they visited the Tavern's, lord no, I could never expect anything out of a Role-play event, that's why I never went. I'm just saying that the time they went to the Tavern's they seemed to want to be more rude than informative.

Bella 03-05-2009 12:31 AM

Ummmm It wasn't in game......Rofl Leave it to us DW's to go break rules again. I wonder if it was Basil trying to get Jess set up on vent.....

Vent is a wonderful thing if you are and adult....if by age only

Basil Dreadflint 03-05-2009 12:44 AM

Not us Bella,

This has nothing to do with anything regarding vent, or outside chat. This is
A) A routine warning.
B) Due to people who use public access puters, and don't erase their acct. info when they log out, then other people get into their acct.
OR
C) Complaints D has gotten because people's accts. got hacked.

Every company puts out warnings like this. It's routine protocol.
Remember, Disney is the biggest supplier of online games for younguns, they need to make sure they cover all the bases.

Deadpool 03-05-2009 01:59 AM

I just noticed something about this one... it's only one day... I guess I won't be goin' then. I'll have to miss another tour.


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