NA newbie looking 4 Clan

[jsolo]

Heya

New to the game looking for a US Fleet that doesn't  mind having a newbie and willing to teach game. I do learn fast and enjoy PvP and sieges.

 

East Coast Time zone

 

Solo

[Galt]

Lionshaft,  a long time american clan leader, is probably your best bet, I am not sure what the US clan leadership looks like but I usually don't hear good things. Many Americans (myself included) play for other nations. I am French, there are many that are British and pirate. If you are looking to get serious and engaged, I would recommend looking at those nations of which Britain is the largest and has a number of organized clans, the PM French PvP crew sleeps until we get some more content, and I think the pirates get into some good OW fights here and there. The Prussians need guys (as do the French.) The Swedes, the Danes, Spanish, Russians, Dutch, and the Poles seem to be mostly European based. Hope this helps. 

Disclaimer: I get most of my information from what little time I am playing nowadays and what I can piece together on the forums. 

Edited January 29, 2019 by Galt

[jsolo]

If there is no American fleet then love to join a active fleet that I can learn from and PvP

[Guest]

45 minutes ago, jsolo said:

If there is no American fleet then love to join a active fleet that I can learn from and PvP

if you want to go prussia and learn to pvp ALOHA will take you, we got players from all places on earth. Asians, Slavs, central EU, northern EU, US West and East. PM me if interested  Only thing required is Discord and salt

Edited January 29, 2019 by Guest

[jsolo]

1 hour ago, Wyy said:

if you want to go prussia and learn to pvp ALOHA will take you, we got players from all places on earth. Asians, Slavs, central EU, northern EU, US West and East. PM me if interested  Only thing required is Discord and salt

Let me know who I contact?

[Guest]

9 hours ago, jsolo said:

Let me know who I contact?

Ask for ALOHA Officer in the global chat, and say Wy told you to ask for them

[Hethwill, the Red Duke]

Impressed, not, at your welcome of a new player.

offtopic removed.

[Angus MacDuff]

12 hours ago, jsolo said:

Let me know who I contact?

Since Aloha is the only clan who bothered to answer you, I guess you have an answer.  I'm not Prussian but I highly recommend them.  Go on global and ask for Aloha officers.  Someone will respond.

[jsolo]

4 hours ago, Wyy said:

Ask for ALOHA Officer in the global chat, and say Wy told you to ask for them

Thank you , I'm working late today probably won't be able to get in the game but will be on tomorrow.

I've been watching Banished stream and like how friendly he is.

Any recommend guide I should read or watch ? I look in Youtube they are all old from 2016 and 2017.

I'm not into trading or Crafting and focus and enjoy PvP don't mind PvE to level up but get bore it that all that there is.

So you know I'm still going thru the Tutorial that how new I am. I'm a fresh book and wanting to learn.

 

 

Edited January 30, 2019 by jsolo

[Galt]

2 hours ago, jsolo said:

Thank you , I'm working late today probably won't be able to get in the game but will be on tomorrow.

I've been watching Banished stream and like how friendly he is.

Any recommend guide I should read or watch ? I look in Youtube they are all old from 2016 and 2017.

I'm not into trading or Crafting and focus and enjoy PvP don't mind PvE to level up but get bore it that all that there is.

So you know I'm still going thru the Tutorial that how new I am. I'm a fresh book and wanting to learn.

 

 

I think "redii" has been uploading new video tutorials to help update those. Though, admittedly, the old tutorials should serve you well, not that much has changed with the core mechanics. I also recommend playing through the end game tutorial (only after you go Prussian) which will get you a bit of a head start. I have sailed with and against ALOHA many times, they will be able to teach you well. 

[jsolo]

3 minutes ago, Galt said:

I think "redii" has been uploading new video tutorials to help update those. Though, admittedly, the old tutorials should serve you well, not that much has changed with the core mechanics. I also recommend playing through the end game tutorial (only after you go Prussian) which will get you a bit of a head start. I have sailed with and against ALOHA many times, they will be able to teach you well. 

Thank you and looking at redii tutorial videos now. stuck at work ...

Edited January 30, 2019 by jsolo

[Eyesore]

https://forum.game-labs.net/forum/44-guides/

That will get you on your way. Like others have said, some of the info is outdated, but many things/concepts are still the same.

Like Koltes' ressurrected post, some things may have changed or lost weight, but most of the approaches/concepts will still apply and form the basis of your tactics/strategies. Iroquois confederacy is also good. Both threads are about solo-play (that is how i learn most, i never win, but i learn ... expect to sink many times and try to figure out what your mistake was).

Anolytic recently made a guide on how to beat the exams in tutorial. But again, you probably learn more if you try to find solutions yourself. 

This : "A treatise on Naval Action: a complete guide - Mr. Doran", might be a bit hard to read, but it is worth it's weight in gold (and then some).

 

[HoneyBaddger]

On 1/29/2019 at 3:43 PM, jsolo said:

Heya

New to the game looking for a US Fleet that doesn't  mind having a newbie and willing to teach game. I do learn fast and enjoy PvP and sieges.

 

East Coast Time zone

 

Solo

The US is a good place to start. NPG are usually online and there are plenty of them. That's where I started but moved on because the US is just a training ground. They are like the red headed step child, they get beat on alot, and not very organized. Learn as much as you can then when the wipe comes, jump to a new nation. Pirates are ok, British are huge, I hear the Prussians are ok. I just came back to the game, but the only thing certain is US feeds other factions experience. 

[Socialism]

I suspect that the poster from a thread 3+ months old has probably found a home.