[RN] What is Sunday Strike?
The Royal Navy
You’ve joined the Royal Navy - the UK’s biggest and best MU. Congratulations! A wise choice. Extra rum for you.
But now you’re here, you may be wondering what all the cryptic Sunday Strike messages that pop up on the MU feed (usually on a Sunday, funnily enough) are about. Well this guide is here to demystify it.
So What’s This “Sunday Strike” business then?
It’s simple enough. Every Sunday afternoon all members of the Royal Navy are encouraged to fight and record their damage. This information is then collected, run through the patented RN Damage-o-meter and spat out the other end in a form that lets regiments brag and take the … ahem … out of other regiments. It really is as simple as that.
However, this is the Royal Navy, so we don’t expect sailors to use up their hard-earned rum rations on the competition. We pay you for it, in the form of Strike Kits that contain more than enough weapons and energy to kick some ass. And we give you prizes for fighting afterwards too.
How Does It Work?
1. Sunday strike takes place every Sunday between 3pm and 8pm (UK time).
2. To take part, open the party chat feed and request a Strike kit. The Commander in charge of the strike will send you:
- 20 q7 weapons
- 200 q5 food (i.e. 2000 energy)
3. Fight like a battle-hardened rum-fuelled psycho! It doesn’t matter where you fight, but obviously we’d prefer you to complete your DO and the country’s MoD orders.
4. Fight some more for good measure.
5. Make sure that you keep your eye on the amount of damage you’re doing. You need it later. If you fight in more than one battle, record your damage for each one and total it up.
6. Go to the MU feed. Someone (usually Neil Lewis) will have posted a link to the Sunday Strike damage sheet
7. Go to the sheet and fill in the following simple details:
- Your eRep name
- Your division
- Your regiment number
- Your damage
So, that could be VoodooMike71, Div 1, Reg 2, 50000000
If you need to know your Regiment, click Community > My Military Unit > See all
That’s it, you’re done! You can now kick back, perhaps grab a rum (rum is a fairly constant theme in the Royal Navy) and bask in the glow of knowing that you’ve served the Navy and your country well.
Later that evening, when the strike is finished, a new link will go up on the MU feed to a Sunday Strike article in this paper, which will show all the results including - crucially - how each regiment did against the rest. This is your cue to add a comment to the article telling everyone else what losers they are.
Oh, if if you did well, you’ll automatically receive a prize:
Top 3 fighters in each division get:
1st - 1000 q5 food OR 25 q7 tanks
2nd - 750 q5 food OR 15 q7 tanks
3rd - 500 q5 food OR 10 q7 tanks
Plus!
Any division 1 or 2 player that scores more than division 3 or 4 counterparts gets some cash!
Plus!
If the Royal Navy as a whole does more than 500,000,000 damage, all participants get 50cc per 500 million damage (so if RN does 1 billion damage we all get 100cc etc).
Not bad, huh? All this for starting a fight using someone else’s weapons and energy. What’s not to like?
So, starting this Sunday, get your sorry arse over to the RN chatroom, claim your Strike Kit and get involved. The honour of your MU depends on it!
Article written by:
VoodooMike71
Captain - Regiment 2 (HMS Victory)
*the example I used of 50 million damage isn't real. Sometimes I do less damage than that
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Where to find the Royal Navy
On our Military Unit page
In our marvellous Royal Navy paper
On the in-game chatroom
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Comments
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Free weapons? Free food? Prizes at the end? Every week?
You'd have to be an idiot to not join the Royal Navy and take part in this.
o7
Read by CheetahCurtis
Member of HMS Taylor Swift
Well done as usual Mike . o7
You sound like you're advertising for a food advert in the 1950s, so good job old chappy!
Join the Royal Navy, we have cookies \o/ Much fun. So good. Very awesome. Wow.
Very nice Mike, just what I like to see in my fello sailors.
I guess that means that Regiment 1 will have to start publishing articles 😉
Great article! Voted, shouted, endorsed.
Good stuff
o7
What is Sunday Strike?
- Union power in the 70's?
O7
Ahem, you've assigned yourself to the wrong ship:
Regt 1 - HMS Abrantes
Regt 2 - HMS Victory
Regt 3 - HMS Sheffield aka HMS mick cain
Regt 4 - HMS Endeavour
Regt 5 - HMS Illustrious
Regt 6 - HMS Ark Royal
Regt 7 - HMS Marie Celeste (where the slackers go .. to die)
Ooo ooo Miss I know this one! Is a Sunday Strike a strike on Sunday?
So guys - it will be interesting to see how the Sunday Strike goes after we were totally obliterated as a Nation on Saturday.
Does this demonstrate the total uselessness of a scheduled military strike?
The whole point of warfare is that it is asynchronous - and tends not to take place to a weekly timetable....