Getting Started & Account
Your First Day
After signing in, you establish your shipping company, learn how your home port works and prepare your first voyage. Following the right order prevents costly mistakes.
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The public handbook explains game mechanics, terms and connections in clear, linked articles.
PUBLIC PLAYER HANDBOOK
From First Sign-In to the Persistent Trading World
This wiki explains every player-facing function in Global Fleet & Trade: what to click, which requirement applies, why a step is necessary, what result it creates and how to recognise errors. It contains real vessel, city and goods data without revealing a hidden “best” trade route.
Start with “Your First Day” or choose the area you need from the navigation. Technical terms link to their own articles and detail pages link back to the wider system.
Getting Started & Account
Home Port and Active Port
Your home port is the permanent administrative base of your company. The active port is the location whose city, market and office screens you are currently managing.
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Getting Started & Account
Account, Password and Two-Factor Security
Your account protects your company, fleet and funds. Email verification, a strong password and two-factor authentication serve different security purposes.
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Getting Started & Account
Display, Audio, Language and World Time
Settings change your personal interface and local presentation. They do not alter market values, vessel statistics or travel time.
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World Map & Navigation
World Map and Map Layers
The world map is the spatial workspace for ports, vessels, routes, customs offices and personal notes. Layers control visibility only.
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World Map & Navigation
Globe and Orientation
The globe presents the entire world for geographic orientation. Switch back to the flat map when you need precise object selection.
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Navigation Markers and Coordinates
Navigation markers are personal notes on the map. They do not move anything or change a route; they help you find a location again.
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World Map & Navigation
Customs Offices on Sea Routes
Customs offices represent controlled passages along waterways. They are clickable map objects, but they are not cities, markets or destination ports.
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Clouds and Weather at Sea
Weather fields move independently across the world. If an active route encounters one, its type may influence the voyage or vessel.
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Cities and Ports
Cities are voyage destinations and local economic areas. City size, port type, access and licence requirements determine which functions can be used.
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Port Rights and Access
A port right grants access to protected functions at a port. It does not create an office and does not move a vessel.
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Establishing and Managing an Office
An office is your company branch in a city. It provides local storage and connects your company to that port market.
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Market & Warehouse
Market Prices, Supply and Trading
The city market displays purchase price, selling proceeds, supply, market stock, daily balance and your local holdings. These values change in the persistent economy.
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Market & Warehouse
Office Warehouse and Special Storage
The warehouse contains goods held by the active office. By default, the largest holdings appear first; column headings can change the order.
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Goods and Cargo Groups
Every good has a category, trade tier, unit and cargo group. The cargo group connects that good to vessel transport profiles.
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Persistent World Economy and Player Influence
Markets, population, production, consumption and voyages continue on the server. The world does not wait for one player to keep a page open.
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Vessels & Shipyard
Vessel Types and Intended Uses
The complete vessel catalogue organises every available type by class, capacity, speed, reputation, intended use, cargo profile and technical approval.
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Transport Profiles and Cargo Approvals
A transport profile determines what share of nominal capacity can be used for each cargo group. Technical approvals additionally determine whether special cargo may be loaded at all.
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Fleet, Vessel Status and Location
The fleet view lists your vessels with location, condition, cargo, construction or voyage status and any assigned route.
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Vessels & Shipyard
Shipyard, New Construction and Used Market
The shipyard builds new vessels, repairs existing units and presents used offers. Every action commits money and may commit time.
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Condition, Repairs, Upgrades and Names
Condition describes the technical state of an individual vessel. Repairs occupy it in the shipyard; upgrades and renaming change only their stated properties.
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Loading, Unloading and Mixed Cargo
Loading transfers goods from a local office warehouse into a vessel at the same port. Profile, approval, available goods and free hold capacity limit the amount.
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Planning and Starting Routes
A route connects an available vessel with an origin, reachable destination, cargo and arrival action. Only final confirmation creates the server-side voyage.
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Arrival, Docking and Automatic Sale
At the calculated time the vessel reaches its destination. The game then processes the chosen arrival action and, where applicable, port handling.
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Routes & Contracts
Delivery and Emergency Contracts
Contracts require a specified good, amount, origin or destination within a deadline. Contract cargo and ordinary trade goods are deliberately recorded separately.
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Tavern & Information
Tavern, Contacts and Rumours
The tavern presents changing characters, trust relationships, stories and rumours. A statement is information, not guaranteed truth.
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Finance & Company
Bank Account and Transfers
The bank manages transfers between supported accounts. Recipient, amount and reference must be checked before confirmation.
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Stock Exchange, Shares and Portfolio
The stock exchange lets you buy and sell company shares. Price, quantity, portfolio value and available funds must be considered separately.
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Reputation, Ranking and Public Profile
The operator profile summarises public company information. Reputation unlocks content; rankings compare published measures.
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Help & Traceability
Logbook and Event History
The logbook records important company events. It helps you verify what the system processed and when an action occurred.
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Help & Traceability
Telegraph Office, Tickets and Help
The Telegraph Office is the direct in-game support channel. A useful ticket describes a reproducible sequence and contains no secret credentials.
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