Hey sir the way to do what u wanna do is possible but kind of tricky try find a crew and buy the boat the way u do this is simple ill explain my best find a galleon crew, talk to them and explain u wanna buy there boat ( easier to do it at a outpost ) give them like 2 or 3 chest or skull or what u have in hand so 3 of the other crew leave game and the 4 invite one of ur men to join him when ur guyz is in game the 4 from the other crew and ur men from ur crew invite the 3 other then u have 2 gally ^^ hope u understand english is not my first language ^^ did my best hehe. As others have stated, currently this is not supported within the game itself, however it is not impossible.Just last night I was able to get a larger group of friends on the same server but finding another crew who was getting offline, and convinced them to let me have their ship by inviting me into their crew before they logged out. This allowed the friend I was playing with in a sloop to stay on that ship, and invite another friend in, while I then took control of the other crew's brigantine and invited two other friends in. We then formed an Alliance and sailed together for the night. This kinda happened to me the other night, when a galleon pulled up on me at an outpost. They wanted my help killing skelly ships but unfortunately i had to go. We formed an alliance and they helped me unload and cash in my goods.

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Then i made their day by saying i had 6 barrels up top they could have, along with all of my supplies. Then their leader came up with the idea of joining my crew before i left, as they had other friends online that couldn't play. They were so cool, i was happy to give them my vessel.if we can have alliances then why can't we play with friends? They should set up a way to form the alliance in a lobby prior to searching for a server. While we're on the subject rare its time to up the server traffic a smidge. We are all big kids now, we can handle a little more traffic out there now that we're 5 months in.

Letters are a special item which can be found in houses and other buildings throughout the Archipelago. Using a letter allows the player to view its contents. Each letter gives some backstory to the situation on the Archipelago in the form of letters sent between one person and another, and in some cases from robots to residents of the nearby villages.

Letters are numbered from 0 to 24, for a total of 25 letters. Letters are roughly chronological based on their number, e.g. Letter 3 was sent before Letter 4 and so on. Not all letters will appear in every playthrough.

• 1Letters

Letters[edit]

Letter 0[edit]

My dear A,

It has come to my attention that something peculiar has been going on across the estate. The crudefolk from our local village have been reporting that theirscarecrows are 'watching' them, and that there's 'somethingin the woods'. I am certain this is nothing more than localsuperstition and poppycock, but it's interesting that theirblood is up. You know how these country types can get if they're not dealt a firm hand! It is my intention to send my man Dunbridge into thefield with some scientific equipment. Perhaps he can find outmore.

Yours, Parsons

Letter 1[edit]

Valued Correspondent,

It's our delight to inform you that your relative, a Mrs Cakeshot of Longwell Ham, Colebury, has passed away, leaving you the sum of TWELVE POUNDS AND SEVENTEEN PENCE ONLY in her inheritance proclamation. Having deducted our own handling fee for your convenience, we've enclosed the THREE POUNDS AND ELEVEN PENCE ONLY amount that you are now entitled to claim. Please provide us with a banker's draft for FIVE POUNDS AND NINETEEN PENCE along with the exact details of your own state of health (counter-signed by a doctor or lawyer)in order to claim this amount. If you do not claim, then our

legal team will not be happy.

Letter 2[edit]

Dearest Grimwild,

I am writing to inform you that I will not be visitingthis summer. The reason for this is that I've been unable to get away from the island. I am not even sure this letter willreach you, due to the terrible losses sustained by shipping in the local area. There's talk of a lusty whale, but my own strollsalong the clifftops suggest there's something more sinister atwork upon the waves. I believe it could well be a very largeseagull. Mr Hadley says that a giant bird could not disruptshipping in this way, much less sink the ferry, but I do notaccept his assessment of the danger of large seabirds. I once

saw one eat a pigeon, and will never forget.

Letter 3[edit]

To Whom It May Concern,

This correspondence has been target at all residentsof the island, with the specific intention of alerting you tothe danger of strangers. If you encounter a stranger, pleasefirst ask them to make talk about the weather. If they are enable or unwilling to engage in such polite trade, then youmust report them to the police, immediately. All strangers must be registered with the local desk sergeant, or face immediate dishamperment. A localMagistrate has issued fines against several youths whofailed to report a strange hanging about at the back ofthe old mill. So watch it.

The Parish Security Club

Letter 4[edit]

Dearest A,

I'm afraid my man never returned from the woods.In fact, no one who has left Paulgrove Manor has reappearedand I now find myself quite alone. Even the cook seemsto have vanished, and it's only by virtue of these messengerbirds that I am able to keep in contact with you in London.I fear something fell is afoot in the island. I went for a walkthis morning and didn't even see any of the local poor peopledoing their usual frolicking or collecting of things from theground. Perhaps something has happened to them, too.I am running out of pipe tobacco, and the boiler is anarcane mystery me.

Parsons

Letter 5[edit]

Oh Parsons,

It does seem as if there's good reason for concern.Not only was your messenger bird maimed on arrival, butalso I have had terrible dreams, where something mechanicalstalked the fields, and took the hats of gentlemen from theirripening corpses! Could my psychic disposition be making itself know once again? Perhaps the pills provided by DrFabenholt can no longer suppress the power of messagesfrom the other side. Also, I fear I may had had too muchsherry, as I am unable to rise from the chair in which I writethis note. They say it is gout season. Perhaps the butler will find me.

-A

Letter 6[edit]

HUMANS,

PLEASE REPORT TO THE SEA FOR DROWNINGPRACTICE. YOU WILL NOT BE HARMED. FAILURETO REPORT FOR DROWNING PRACTICE WILL RESULTIN FIVE POINTS BEING ADDED TO YOUR REPORT CARD. IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A REPORT CARD THENPLEASE EXPECT IMMEDIATE LEGAL PROCEEDINGSFOLLOWED BY SWIFT ELECTROCUTION AT THE MOST CONVENIENT DATE. IT IS IMPORTANT THAT YOU REMAIN CALM AND WALK OUT IN THE OPEN WEARING BRIGHTCLOTHES. WE ARE NOT THE ENEMY.

- FRIENDLY LOCAL BUSINESSMEN

Letter 7[edit]

HUMANS,

WE COME IN PEACE. WE ARE NOT FOREIGN ORIN ANY WAY THREATENING. PLEASE TALK WITH USABOUT THE WEATHER AND OTHER THINGS WHICHMAKE YOU FEEL COMFORTABLE. THERE IS NODANGER OF YOU BEING DESTROYED. IT IS IMPORTANTFOR YOU TO REALISE THAT NONE OF THE PEOPLEYOU KNOW WHO HAVE BEEN DESTROYED WERE INANY WAY DESTROYED BY US, OR RELATED FORCES.ANY DESTRUCTION TO PERSONS RESIDENT ON THESEISLANDS IS PURELY COINCIDENTAL TO OUR RECENTAPPEARANCE.

- UNTHREATENING GENTLEMEN

Letter 8[edit]

Dear Henry,

I'm writing to let you know that I've been unable topurchase a Christmas present for Eleanor this year. I knowthat this will inconvenience you in your new life as a clerkin Birmingham, but conditions on the island have worsenedconsiderably since you left us. First the drainage problems, and now we seem to be fighting a desperate guerilla war against robotic invaders. If we survive the next few hours,then perhaps I will be able to order something for you fromthe catalogue. But if not, then you'll have to pick up somethingfrom the department store.

Love, Mother.

Letter 9[edit]

Hello there, Neighbour!

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I'm just writing you a quick note to point out thatyour house is on fire. I didn't want to knock and disturbanyone, and you might already have it under control. Nevertheless it has been noticed by the neighbourhoodthat your door was left open yesterday, and that someonewas screaming inside. As you can imagine, that has ledto some talk and there are rumours going around that you are not going to contribute to the fête this year. Ifthat's true, then you can imagine what Mrs Loams willsay at the next village general meeting. I say all this asa concerned neighbour who is not judging anyone, least

of all you!

Letter 10[edit]

TO: The Resident

You are receiving this letter because you have fallen behind in your water registration. If you wish to continue receiving water then you must prove that you arenot able to collect water for yourself from a nearby pumpor standing water source such as a lake or ditch. You are required to attend a mandatory waterfetching evaluation session which will begin at 6am onthe 3rd of February at Hacklespry Thoam. Pleasebring your certificate of Britishness with you to avoid slowing down the documentation process. Pleasenote you you will be subject to spot checks by an untrained

intern.

Letter 11[edit]

Dear Dr Hodgement,

I am writing in the hope that we might be able tostrike up a correspondence. My late wife, Clove Barmstick,had long been an awe of your studies into stone circles ofBrowswick, Ketterton, and Spaldwent. She believed quitesincerely, as you do, that these circles had deeper powerand meaning than historians and Oxford egg heads willgrant them. I have to admit that I thought it entirelyconflabulated, too, until this past winter. You see, I livenear a similar circle, and I have seen things.. Yes. Youmust write and tell me whether you wish to learn more. Sincerely,

Globe Barmstick

Letter 12[edit]

Mr Barmstick,

Your offer interests me a great deal, but you can't have failed to notice the address to which yousent your communiqué. I am at her Majesty's pleasurein the sanatorium at Blue Bishop's Mound. For me toconduct any further research, I will need to be able tovisit the stone circle. As it is, all I can offer you is my condolence, for anyone who has seen the secrets of thesecircles seems doomed to face a fate most unpleasant.If not death, then certainly disgrace and incarceration, such as I have faced. Gloomily,

Dr Hodgement

Letter 13[edit]

Dear Dr Hodgement,

I know now that you are not mad! I have seenwith my own eyes the things which you claimed mustbe possible. I am no fool, however, and I am certainthat I will not be able to convince the authorities of yoursanity without solid evidence. I am no scientists, of course,but perhaps I could carry out the experiments as per yourinstructions, and then write again to you with the data gathered. I am keen that the world should know of thedanger these ancient monuments pose. If I can serveyour noble quest in any way, then I will do so. Please instruct me accordingly.

Barmstick

Letter 14[edit]

Mr Barmstick,

Before we agree on a course of action, I must besure to warn you of the danger you face. These stone circlesdo, I believe, allow those who understand their workings toaccess what physicists call 'The Overlap Effect'. It is quitedifficult for me to explain this effect without my chalk boardand props, but let me try: the stone circle is like an enginewhich might drag our world close to the fabric of another.Impossible? You might think so. Magic? It certainly seemsso to men of small intellect. But this is science, Barmstick, science as God intended it! And the possibilities of this are.. sinister.

H

Letter 15[edit]

Dear Dr Hodgement,

I understand the dangers. But I have lived, oh, I havelived. With Clove gone, I do not fear for myself. I fear onlyfor the world I might leave behind, and what terrors may unleash themselves upon it! I have glimpsed this overlapyou speak of, and I have heard the terrible clanking of thethings which lie beyond. We must act together, and quickly,not least because I have found out that your rival,Langridge, is beginning his own research anew, completewith Imperial funding. It will be difficult to head him offif we do not act swiftly. What if he is not as clever as you,and blunders the entire world into danger?

Barmstick

Letter 16[edit]

Barmstick,

Oh how cold my blood ran when I saw you writeof Langridge. That rotter! He will ruin everything with hishaughty meddling! There is nothing I loathe more than hisgroomed face and eager eyes. He will be the death of allgood learning in the years to come. I must escape this placeif we are to defeat him. I have sent instructions for sometests you might run at the stone circle, so that we might get a head start. In the meantime, I shall execute my escape plan.The guards here are easily tricked by gossip and hypnotism.I shall be with you on the island by Easter.

Dr H.

Letter 17[edit]

HELLO SIR OR MADAM,

WE HAVE CALCULATED THAT YOU ARE DUEA TAX REBATE OF SEVERAL THOUSAND INCREMENTSOF HUMAN ARBITRARY VALUE. TO COLLECT YOURVALUE AND A SPECIAL AND COMPLETELY HARMLESSPRIZE, PLEASE REPORT TO THE DERACINATION FACILTY ON JAW HILL. THE MURDER COLONEL WILLMEET YOU AT THE DOOR WITH TEA AND BISCUITSWHICH CONTAIN NO POISON AT ALL. FAILURE TO RESPOND TO THIS LETTER WILL NOT HARM YOURCHANCES OF BEING TREATED FAIRLY COME THE

ROBOTIC REVOLUTION.

Letter 18[edit]

HUMANS!

FREE AND EDIBLE FLESH IS AVAILABLE FROMOUR LOCAL REPRESENTATIVES. SIMPLY APPROACHANY OF OUR FRIENDLY STAFF TO COLLECT YOURCOMPLIMENTARY SLICE OF A DEAD ANIMAL WHICHYOU MAY EAT TO SATIATE YOUR BIOLOGICAL NEEDS. PLEASE NOTE THAT YOU WILL NOT BE DESTROYED WHEN COLLECTING THIS FREE FLESHSAMPLE. THAT ABSOLUTELY ISN'T GOING TO

HAPPEN. WE ALSO HAVE SOME MINTS.

Letter 19[edit]

GOOD MORNING,

THIS IS A POLITE NOTICE. PLEASE PUT YOURSELF OUTSIDE TOMORROW MORNING FOR COLLECTION. OUR FRIENDLY TEAMS WILL MOVEYOU TO A MORE SUITABLE LOCATION AND CLEANYOUR CURRENT DWELLING USING THEIR SPECIALEQUIPMENT. ANY HUMANS CAUGHT AVOIDINGDISPOSAL WILL BE OFFERED A QUESTIONNAIRE BEFORE BEING ASKED TO VISIT ONE OF OURDEDICATED HUMAN-PANDERING FACILTIES, WHERETHEY WILL NOT BE DESTROYED OR INCINERATED.IGNORING THIS NOTICE IS CONSIDERED QUITE RUDE

AND WE WILL BE UPSET.

Letter 20[edit]

Father,

It has been several weeks since I last heard fromyou or mother, and I am beginning to worry. Perhapsyou can get in touch and let me know that you are okay.I've just moved into a new flat in Swansea, and the promotion has enabled me to purchase a 1970s Dilemma hatchback. You'd like it, although it has the same design flaws as the Trooper Manhorse 500, which we used to visit the dales in. If it's not too much trouble, I'd like to visit again for the bank holiday, and I promise I won't touch mother's teapot collection, I've entirely grown out of that phase.

Your loving son, Jasper.

Letter 21[edit]

HUMAN NAME: JASPER,

THIS IS YOUR FATHER AND NOT A MACHINE.I AM REPLYING TO YOUR PAPER MESSAGE IN ORDERTO INSIST ON YOUR RETURN TO [HOME ADDRESS].DO NOT BE ALARMED BY THE LACK OF VILLAGERS,THEY ARE ALL ON HOLIDAY. THEY GOT A CHEAPPACKAGE DEAL AND IT IS NICE IN SPAIN AT THISPOINT IN THE CYCLE AROUND THE SUN. PLEASERETURN HOME UNARMED, YOU ARE IN NO DANGEROF BEING DESTROYED. PLEASE EAT THIS LETTERAFTER READING. YOUR DIGESTIVE JUICES WILLCONCEAL ANY EVIDENCE.

YOUR. DAD.

Letter 22[edit]

Father,

I received your reply and I have to say that it worriedme a bit. I have eaten the letter, as you requested, but I amstill worried about you signing off as 'Dad'. You've alwayssaid that such sentimental names were for softies and foreigners,which can only lead me to think you are having a crisis.If it's because of something I have done, then please forgive me.I've worked really hard to be the kind of son you can be proud of, and I've even grown a moustache so that I can carryon the family tradition, like you and Uncle Robert. I'll come home as soon as I can.

Your loving son, Jasper

Letter 23[edit]

Dear Howard,

I've been thinking about our last meeting, and I knowin my heart that you are the one for me. There was somethingabout the shape of your face and the way it was lit in the moonlight.. I shall never forget it. I know that we're from different worlds, but that doesn'tmean that this isn't love. If you can find any way to break outof the constraints of your difficult life, then I will always behere, waiting for you. I never believed in soul mates, Howard, but I thinkthis was meant to be. Write to me again soon, my beloved. I shall be waiting. Always.

Amelia

Letter 24[edit]

HUMAN NAME: AMELIA

I TOO AM FAVOURABLE TOWARDS CONTINUED MEETING. THIS THING YOU CALL LOVE IS NOTWITHIN MY NORMAL PARAMETERS. ERROR. PLEASESEND ERROR REPORT TO AN ADMINISTRATOR. PRESS OK TO CONTINUE. SYSTEM NEEDS TO RESTART. OK. PERHAPS ONE DAY WHEN I RETURN FROMMY MISSION OF NOT DESTROYING HUMANS AT ALLTHEN WE CAN BE TOGETHER. HOWEVER, I MAYEND UP BEING DECOMMISSIONED DUE TO MODEL V1.24 UPGRADES.

HOWARD

Notes[edit]

In previous versions of the game, the text of each letter was largely randomly generated.