Renown is not 'script'

[PappyCain]

Renown is not 'script' (money). It is recognition. Recognition brings reward. A U-boat Kaleun who gains recognition for meritorious service is rewarded accordingly. He does not 'buy' anything from the "sub store". (Yes, I'd like to buy a new hydrophone. How much is that? Do you take MC, Visa or Amex? I'd also like what is behind Curtain Number 3!)

Renown sentence examples:

* UK Tafe Tractors renowned for being basic, simple and reliable.
* We've got the world renowned National Park Coastal Path on the very Western tip of Europe right on our doorstep.
* This same year ( 1687 ) he took Holy orders and soon earned renown as a preacher in London.
* In the 1950s New York City Ballet began touring and gained worldwide renown.
* Our Research and Development Unit for English Studies has achieved world renown for its work in corpus linguistics.
* It has now got a world-wide renown and that is something " .
* In the 1950s New York City Ballet began touring and gained worldwide renown.
* Its purpose-built craft gallery allows local makers to show beside work of international renown.
* British doctors used to be renowned internationally for their high level of professional idealism.
* Speck are globally renowned as being the best designer and manufacturer of cases and skins for every iPod out there - no contest.
* The focal point of this family-run hotel is the atmospheric restaurant the regional cooking is justly renowned locally, with delicious truffle specialities.
* Also accused is the Joseph Rowntree Reform Trust, which is renowned worldwide for its social research.
* Festival Time The Arts Center is also the focal point for the nationally renowned King's Lynn Festival each July.
* It is an area renowned world-wide for magnificent scenery steeped in fascinating history and famous legends.
* Five AEC Renowns joined the fleet in 1977 from Nottingham City Transport.
* Like darts chooses better chance elite world renown of skill are.
* The area is renowned for the excellence of its eating houses and country pubs.
* The hotel is renowned for the warmth of its welcome, the friendliness of its staff and the level of its efficiency.
* Also ideally located for exploring this beautiful region renowned for scenery, natural splendor and its wines.
* In the culinary world, Scotland is renowned for the quality of its ingredients.


The sim uses the 'mechanism' of "renown" to pass 'reward' (select reward and limited rewards) to the Kaleun for what he 'earned'. If anything he is given upgrades based on the level of renown he has accumulated. I would hate to see people coming into the sim, not understanding history, or language, actually thinking these folks bought stuff before they went on patrol!!