Starting a game at the end of someone else's voyage == no crew.

  • It's been happening a lot to me recently - you start a 4 man Galleon game, it shows a full crew, and just as you load in you see everyone else disappear. Essentially you've replaced the first man out of a Galleon that's done for the day.

    So I hang around - take the galleon out for a spin. At about 5 minute intervals I'm joined by 3 extra crew mates. They aren't mic'd up but are usually showing some pretty expensive custom gear. They check for Loot/Active skull forts and leave when they see none. One group started to dig the deck with spades then left.

    So I parked up for 30 mins as an experiment, Anchor down, lights on, sails on full billow - right by a sloop, just out of cannon range.

    Nothing attacked me.

    I sailed around for another 20 mins, gliding slowly by outposts.

    Still nothing.

    You want to solo safely - git'y'rself a galleon.

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  • @mmountain said in Starting a game at the end of someone else's voyage == no crew.:

    You want to solo safely - git'y'rself a galleon.

    This made me laugh! I will totally fear all the solo galleons on the high seas!

  • I guess when private parties is "a thing" a Solo galleon should be easy to setup.

  • This now seems to be the norm on an evening. Start a galleon, crew looks full. Arrive to an empty galleon. Crew all logged off.

    There should be a way to mitigate against this by checking mission status and the time the last player departed.

  • @mmountain this reminds me of a time, when I found a Galleon parked at deep sea alongside of Galleons Grave Outpost.

    I was playing solo and scudle my sloop when I noticed it. I went there swimming. And no one was on board. the ship was intact. And it made me sail around for more an hour alone in that Galleon. Nobody showed up.
    Nobody messed up with me..
    Was a Pacific hours of message in the bottle quests and scaring out sloop as I passed by. Alone! Ahaah

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