What stinke is, that the quality/size/armament/speed etc. It cant be too difficult to show some hints how upgrades influence the ships survivability when sending it out. Let's say that ship that brings me on average 200 per week on piracy and is called back to port after earning 1500 can usually survive at least 3 cycles. I send smaller captured ships for piracy (up to galleon size) - they normally bring more money than I would get from selling them. And I regularly call them back (I was told that it influence their survival - I haven't checked it) Whenever I checked their life-cycle, they tended to pay for themselves. I send only ships that has enough cargo (this seems to be only feature that has impact on income value) and low crew requirements, so the "income - wages" is high enough. Not a viable economic model-the cost exceeds any value. I have sent more than 60 ships on the safe adventure only to have them sunk at a rate of 100% in three months game time. Switching back and forth does not change them - only sailing to them does.Originally posted by lincolnfamily:The problem with the swashbuckling adventures is even when employing the safe adventures, the ships are usually sunk before they even pay for their upgrades. They become identical to the one you sail to.
Once you sail to your chosen base, all bases have the same cost for wares regardless of what was previously (or currently) shown on the map. You can 'choose' which wares becomes expensive/cheap by selecting which base to sail to.If you have ships parked in all pirate towns, this feature may be used as a hack to generate easy coin. The 'expensive' and 'cheap' wares are the same in all pirate towns at the same time.So mark your bases before last battle with the Pirates and making “The Angela Decision”. Also it doesn’t show your bases previously so you could have bases nearer than you wanted to.You lose the chance to gather many many sailors from and a high capacity trade center. When you get to chose your new base DO NOT chose a 4 Star city.With the latest update (February 2019), a base in Brazil becomes available. This base has the same functionality as any other pirate base. As you progress through the stages of the game the next base will appear.Īfter you complete the side mission, you may choose one additional town to become your personal base. At the beginning of the game the only one you can see is Cabo de la Vela. These are all the pirate towns, in the order in which you get them.
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