List the names of pirates, nobles, shopkeepers, and others from Voyager 3!

。。What a problem ... There's no upper limit to this ...

There are 4 people in each city who can run for mayor alone, multiplied by 24 cities, and this is 96, not to mention those businessmen who are not ranked at all... Not to mention pirates, every time the tavern takes on a mission to fight pirates, there is no one pirate encountered... Dizzy, alas...

In this way, the minimum limit must be at least 100 people, and there is no cap.

Trainee Master Xiang: The landlord is not talking about the name of the rank, but the landlord is talking about the name of the person, such as: businessman John Kaig, councillor Peter Pan, etc.

But this one in the game is infinite at all.,Where to find it.。。。 If you find a single city to say, but to all... It's really hard.

Becoming a pirate in Grand Voyager 3 can do more harm than good, because the chance of being sued is high, more than 50%, and the fine is calculated based on your total deposit, which is more than worth the loss. Hire pirates as long as they don't get caught, and of course give them better boats so they don't have to worry about getting caught soon. When you have enough money to snatch the boat back or simply sink it, you don't have to worry about being charged.

This depends on the specific period, specifically:

In the early days, it was basically no good to be a pirate yourself, and bribery cost a lot of money.

In the early days, the pirates were generally funded, and the effect of not having too good ships for pirates (the good ones kept for themselves) was not obvious, and the risk and benefits were basically the same.

In the medium term, you can consider becoming a pirate yourself, mainly to fight the opponent, but the opponent will not go bankrupt (the game rules can't be helped), so it's basically to entertain yourself.

Medium-term funding for pirates can be considered, as the main thing is to reduce the chance that your fleet will be robbed by pirates.

In the later stage (at least 10 or more Holkes armed with iron guns) can consider piracy, but the target of the robbery is not the ship, but the city! Generally three Iron Cannon Holkes can knock out one battery, and four can knock out one cannon battery; Of course, if there are more batteries, more ships will be lost, because there is a crossfire in fire. Therefore, it is generally necessary to choose a city with one or two coastal guns to fight, and you can avoid sinking ships by commanding yourself (the durability is reduced to less than 40% to retreat, and another ship is used to continue fighting).

Generally, the city in the later stage can make a profit of more than 50w gold coins, as well as all the goods in the market (you have to bring more empty ships, otherwise you will lose). Even if someone complains that you will only earn about 5w less, counting labor and repair costs, you can generally make a profit of about 40w at a time, which is very worthwhile.

It's basically no good to fund pirates in the later stage, because fighting pirate lairs is the most common task, and the relationship will definitely not be good, so you don't have to worry about it :).

In general, there is no big benefit in being a pirate in Voyager 3, the only thing you can do is to rob the city, there is more loot, robbing the fleet or hiring pirates will not make much profit, and you always have to be busy with bribes to be accused, it's too troublesome, use the system's defense fleet bug (a lot of similar strategies, don't go into details) to rob n consecutive cities at once in a short period of time, so that even if you are fined, you will earn a lot.

Noble 3 is not suitable for pirates, but the Merchant King can.