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[Ostereichs]

Isn't it impossible to create a steam ship at this time?

um u can invent things 5 years before real life

[Bering]

Isn't it impossible to create a steam ship at this time?

one capable of crossing an ocean? yes
the ones of this time period were only used for rivers because that is the farthest the early engines could bare to go without stopping

[Ardboe Eire]

the french revolution is close at hand be prepared for nepoleon!

SHEIT!

Crap

I developed the steamboat the in 1775 because that's when it was properly invented and developed from There.
And about the African colony I just chose that bit because I couldn't get a tiny bit.
But I just used it to generalise where I landed ok?

[Bering]

Isn't it impossible to create a steam ship at this time?

um u can invent things 5 years before real life

But the type he is using is decades to early

[Ostereichs]

um u can invent things 5 years before real life

But the type he is using is decades to early

ok but in like 10 years time im gonna invade france and kill nepoleon

[Bering]

But the type he is using is decades to early

ok but in like 10 years time im gonna invade france and kill nepoleon

[Carathon]

Yeah, but steamboats in 1781 were tiny, hard to produce, very slow and very prone to failure.

Nigh useless except for maybe novelty.

[Ardboe Eire]

um u can invent things 5 years before real life

But the type he is using is decades to early

It's only a tiny little steam engine used on a ship with huge sails.
It's only used in harbours or when wind dies down and it's tiny.

[Ruridova]

um u can invent things 5 years before real life

But the type he is using is decades to early

Technically I can still have an early California Gold Rush, since that's not inventing things, right? I mean, finding metal in a river surely isn't an invention.

[Ostereichs]

ok but in like 10 years time im gonna invade france and kill nepoleon

[Bering]

But the type he is using is decades to early

It's only a tiny little steam engine used on a ship with huge sails.
It's only used in harbours or when wind dies down and it's tiny.

so then it is useless for carrying supplies

[Neros]

Isn't it impossible to create a steam ship at this time?

Indeed it is. However, designs go back to the 1500s of one that looks like one. Any sort of "Fleet" with one will be incredibly stupid financially due to the cost as well as maintenance - how many professional steam engineers do you know in the late 1700s and how many ports do you think can support the construction of one?

[Bering]

But the type he is using is decades to early

Technically I can still have an early California Gold Rush, since that's not inventing things, right? I mean, finding metal in a river surely isn't an invention.

Gaveo already took all that before you showed up

[Vredlandia]

But the type he is using is decades to early

ok but in like 10 years time im gonna invade france and kill nepoleon

You warmonger

[Ostereichs]

Isn't it impossible to create a steam ship at this time?

Indeed it is. However, designs go back to the 1500s of one that looks like one. Any sort of "Fleet" with one will be incredibly stupid financially due to the cost as well as maintenance - how many professional steam engineers do you know in the late 1700s and how many ports do you think can support the construction of one?

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[Ostereichs]

ok but in like 10 years time im gonna invade france and kill nepoleon

You warmonger

mecklenburg!!!!!!!!!!!!1

[Neros]

Indeed it is. However, designs go back to the 1500s of one that looks like one. Any sort of "Fleet" with one will be incredibly stupid financially due to the cost as well as maintenance - how many professional steam engineers do you know in the late 1700s and how many ports do you think can support the construction of one?

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Does it kill you to have any sort of proper grammar?

[Bering]

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Does it kill you to have any sort of proper grammar?

only him, he is not a native English speaker

[Carathon]

Isn't it impossible to create a steam ship at this time?

Indeed it is. However, designs go back to the 1500s of one that looks like one. Any sort of "Fleet" with one will be incredibly stupid financially due to the cost as well as maintenance - how many professional steam engineers do you know in the late 1700s and how many ports do you think can support the construction of one?

Exactly.

[Ardboe Eire]

It's only a tiny little steam engine used on a ship with huge sails.
It's only used in harbours or when wind dies down and it's tiny.

so then it is useless for carrying supplies

You have to rely on the wind most of the time so yes it only pushes it a tiny bit like people are taking it out of proportion.......

[Ostereichs]

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Does it kill you to have any sort of proper grammar?

what the hell are u saying it's 0

[Ardboe Eire]

Indeed it is. However, designs go back to the 1500s of one that looks like one. Any sort of "Fleet" with one will be incredibly stupid financially due to the cost as well as maintenance - how many professional steam engineers do you know in the late 1700s and how many ports do you think can support the construction of one?

Exactly.

Bering wrote:
Ardboe Eire wrote:
It's only a tiny little steam engine used on a ship with huge sails.
It's only used in harbours or when wind dies down and it's tiny.

so then it is useless for carrying supplies

You have to rely on the wind most of the time so yes it only pushes it a tiny bit like people are taking it out of proportion.......

[Ruridova]

Technically I can still have an early California Gold Rush, since that's not inventing things, right? I mean, finding metal in a river surely isn't an invention.

Gaveo already took all that before you showed up

The gold? The pans? I'm New Spain, I control Alta California for him. Did they walk into California and go "all your pans are belong to us"? Surely there's no way he could get all of it either, and if he got any, where's the post?

[Bering]

Gaveo already took all that before you showed up

The gold? The pans? I'm New Spain, I control Alta California for him. Did they walk into California and go "all your pans are belong to us"? Surely there's no way he could get all of it either, and if he got any, where's the post?

They took the Gold

[Vredlandia]

General Suvorov is ordered to prepare his army for something big

oh