Naval Action

Naval Action

Sep 9, 2017 @ 4:54am
Patch monday - urgent.
Urgent dispatch

Due to unforeseen political and financial upheaval in Europe; nations are abandoning the majority of ports in the Caribbean. Majority of local governments are planning to finish withdrawal by Monday. The overall view is that chartered companies and clans will take over the port control on their behalf.

There are some precautions a wise captain might take.

If your assets or your business is located on
  • Martinique & Santa Lucie
  • Saint Barthelemy
  • St Croix island
  • Jamaica and Pedro Cay
  • Curacao willemstad and other ABC Islands
  • Belize (only belize city)
  • Inagua Great and Little
  • West Cuba Coast (up to Cayo Romano)
  • Vera Cruz Area
  • Louisiana
  • USA coast above Florida
  • 9 Freetowns
    • Aves
    • Great Corn
    • El Rancho
    • Tumbado
    • Shroud Cay
    • La Tortue
    • La Mona
    • Dariena
    • Guayaguayare
Example - Having assets in matanzas on west cuba
  • If your assets are in these above-mentioned ports are safe if you are a captain of the original nation of that region. (For example - West Cuba - and you are Spanish).
  • If you are a young american captain who had business in Matanzas (in west cuba) you will only be able to get access to your business as a smuggler in a trading ship.
Access to other cities/areas is not safe and going to turn neutral (governments will abandon them).

If you business or ships or other assets is located elsewhere (including not mentioned free towns). They are not safe because you might lose access to them due to fast conquer. Cities are abandoned by the governments and are free for the taking by clans and companies acting on behalf of their nation.
Please move resources if you are not sure your town will be defended by its original owners.

This event will also affect prices for permits that might go down quite significantly. Please avoid purchasing permits or buying victory marks until monday.

Rumors exist that local clerks will be accepting forged papers even from very suspicious sources.