The difference is that the sea is a fast and easy way of transport
and therefore often used by traders. When there is a war on land,
the warzone is usually limited to the lands where both enemies
live. The sea is used by a lot of other people who want to
explore, trade, etc...
A conflict occurs on land and alliance leaders
>announce that any unauthorized nobles caught will be killed. No one
bats an
>eye. A conflict happens at sea and a alliance leader says "let us know
who
>you are so we don't attack you by mistake" and all hell breaks loose.
>Sorry, I for one do not see a difference. In times of war at land,
trade
>routes get interrupted, questing locations are interfered with,
>non-combatants get attacked by mistake, etc... How can we not expect
>disruption on the open seas when war spills over? Flag settings, as we
all
>know, are no sure way to identify nobles or ships. So to rely on them
in
>war is fool hardy.
>
>Todd Nielsen
>
But if someone claims they will attack every ship in an area
where 2 safe heavens are situated, doesn't this mean a lot of
danger for newbies ?? But the BoRG probably don't care because
they are tough mercenaries and would probably kill their own
mothers if they got paid to do it !!
Dragonlord
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