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As a side note; I thought I'd try and exploit this feature upon a thread suggestion the other day.
I currently own two settlements and have nearly got rank 1 as pirate. Many Pirate Coves I established got rolled and exposed though, so that's heavy investment down the drain. Pirate Coves have a 10 turn cooldown or you gotta pay the price.
Best thing about the VSea is that you can do both. You can either stick to one settlement and build coves everywhere, or paint the map like a traditional race. It's ultimately up to you.
I like attacking settlements and establishing coves vs. paying for them, because what right-minded pirate would actually pay for something? Same with capturing settlements.
I'm playing as Noct and I've only taken Sartosa as my other settlement so far. Everything else gets a cove if it's a port, or sacked if it's a settlement without a port.
A 6k investment that is guaranteed to work recovers your money in under 6 turns, that's a better deal than risk of losing an army to H.E. which are a real opponent for Pirates as I discovered on a mission battle the other day... 900/3500 losses.. And, an army can also be tasked to other endeavours.
The settlements that generate the real money are the hardest to take by force early game. You need to get an army (or three!) there too, first...
But vampire cost have finally provided me with campaigns where I don't do that.
I am in turn 120 and all I own are vampire coast, galleons graveyard, saratosa and tilea. I have got coves all over lustria, ulthuan (mostly made after attacking and looting the settlement) and a few select cities in naggaroth.
I don't feel they are the kind of faction that can hold a lot of territories as easily as others. Every faction hates you. You need corruption to buildup. your army is mostly light and ranged. Doesn't mean you cant paint the map. It's just the pirate way is more fun. Kinda getting a good feel of horde and settlement mechanisms.
You take a few key settlements that you can hold. Even if enemies want to attack, you can control where they will attack. And you can be a constant thorn in their side.
See, this is something I would really love to do, however you cannot really win the campaign this way. The requirements there are for occupying most of the racial capitals :/
Are you talking about the Mortal Empires campaign or something? You can absolutely win the Vortex campaign this way. Vortex campaign doesn't have any occupation requirements for the VSea to win, only collecting the shanties and winning the last battle.
VC is already taken by the Vampire Counts and VSea has fewer letters than Vampirates, so VSea gets my vote.