Its the little things that count.

[KeeperOfTheCode]

Originally Posted by Freedomna

Capture Ships:
Suppose your a pirate in real life in the 18th century. You are on your sloop and see a war galleon that just came out of a firefight clinging to life almost to port. You give the order to attack, after some cannon fire your board it and kill the enemy crew, So what do you do? The logical thing is to capture the ship, no? In this game we are forced to sink the ship though.

Suggestion: Give us the option to board all ships and capture them.

I most definitely agree with you there. I want to:
* Capture ships

*Use ship's materials to build my own ships.

[Jibby]

For anyone that feels like the chat system is flawed by not letting you say ships you need for a quest, here's a very simple hint: Go the the speed chat phrases and go to quests, and you'll be able to say what you need for quests.

[Tiberius Fireskull]

Originally Posted by Jibby

For anyone that feels like the chat system is flawed by not letting you say ships you need for a quest, here's a very simple hint: Go the the speed chat phrases and go to quests, and you'll be able to say what you need for quests.

Yes, but let me give you an example. Pirate A needs 15 skellies for a quest. He has killed 7. If he has Speedchat Plus he cant type numbers, so he has to go to the quest thingee in the speedchat phrases... but it doesnt say how many you need now, it says the total amount you need, and doesnt change based on what you have done so far in the quest.

As for the code... yes it could easily have something to do with "shooting people is bad", but did you ever take into consideration how many shots from a gun the average human can take? Not many, I can tell you. And if its a blunderbuss.... Then again... the average person cant take that many hits from a sword either.... Could be that they dont want people killing Navy/EITC in one shot from a gun all the time, so they put the code in there.