Losing ships in your own territory

[Crusis]

I know I've talked about this a lot, but I still don't understand why it's OK for a player to lose ships inside their own cultural boundaries. It makes it very hard to defend fishing grounds against barbarians.

Screenshots included if I can get them to load.

How do you extend your cultural influence into those waters by any method other than naval patrols?

 

[Deon]

This is an Ocean, not Borders problem. Why do you want to extend borders? You can block enemy ships on a coast tile even outside of your borders.

 

[cheesemijit]

Off topic but wow thats a high res

 

[Iceciro]

I think he means the fact that a barb ship can blockade your fishing area in that ocean tile.

 

[zappara]

Those events have been changed for RoM 2.8 by allowing your ships to travel ocean plots within your own cultural borders without sinking.

 

[Crusis]

Those events have been changed for RoM 2.8 by allowing your ships to travel ocean plots within your own cultural borders without sinking.

If I were a woman, I'd hunt you down and give you babies.

Thanks, Zappara, that's my only gripe with RoM, which is one of the finest works of computer gaming I know of.

As for the Resolution, it's 1920x1200. A few years back I got a 28" inch LCD from Best Buy for $499. By a company called Hannspree, which I'd never heard of, so I bought the extended warranty. But it has performed flawlessly despite being a no-name monitor. The monitor is driven by 2 Geforce 265 GTXs, in SLI mode.

I usually only buy Samsung monitors.

 

[Afforess]

I usually only buy Samsung monitors.

I agree. I got a Samsung monitor. It broke down two months later, and they shipped a new one out two days later. For free. Thank you warranties.

 

[Preytor]

Off Topic: +1 Samsung monitors.
Currently recommend Samsung T240.
I always order Samsung monitors and they've been flawless. I have never had any dead/stuck pixels.