Caribbean Legend

I'd been looking for a pirate (or New World) open-world RPG for some time, with gameplay on land and sea, and the option to play in first-person or third-person perspective. I was very surprised by the game; it's a great find, especially since the game's name and cover art aren't particularly enticing. I wasn't familiar with Sea Dogs or Pirates of the Caribbean. The game reminds me of the single-player games we had in the early 2000s, both in terms of graphics and writing. The game isn't voiced (similar to Morrowind). The way the grind is done is quite similar to Gothic (a little bit), meaning that areas will evolve as you progress. The game takes its time; after 20 hours of gameplay, it felt like I'd only played for two hours, it's so time-consuming. It's quite long, and the game doesn't reward you much. It's a game where you need to take the time to prepare and manage your crew, otherwise things will go wrong. A good RPG where the possibilities are numerous with a good choice of personalizations, it becomes almost a simulation of piracy, privateers or simple navigators in the service of their nation. The open world allows you to sail from island to island. On the islands, it's a series of zones, not a true open world, similar to Fable or Way of the Samurai. At sea, the danger isn't just enemy ships, but also storms, for example. The ships are detailed, with our own cabins, crews, and the provisions we absolutely need to survive at sea. There are stores specifically designed for resupply, but it costs money, so there's an economy system with banks. The story is not bad, the main characters have personalities. The game offers you choices that will have consequences. Even a simple job will require you to make a choice. To earn your money you will choose between being a true pirate thirsty for money or being forced to restrain yourself due to a lack of skills. Our officers have lives of their own and can ask you to leave the ship and start a new life. I really appreciated the fact that the writing wasn't sanitized. That it included certain elements that would be too shocking in a AAA game today. You can tell that the game was developed by history enthusiasts. The game respects historical realities while taking some liberties. I laughed a lot at the French names of the characters. All the major nations of the era are represented, with different factions and a reputation system. The music is immersive and really sets the mood. My favorites are the epic ones, film-like tracks that create a fantastic atmosphere; I feel there aren't enough of them. The rest are less enjoyable to listen to. Sometimes you will have random dialogues available with some settlers; if you don't activate them at the right time and you go back to them, it will be too late. The downside is that there are some occasional bugs; I once got chased by the guards for theft, but the dialogue option to arrest me wouldn't trigger. Returning to the desktop causes a black screen, so you shouldn't play in fullscreen mode. Also, don't skip steps and make sure you understand what needs to be done in the quests, otherwise you might get stuck. The names aren't always written the same way or translated, which can be confusing, but this might have historical significance, given that the names of historical figures weren't always spelled consistently across different sources.

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Це гра мого дитинства і взагалі моєї мрії, стати відважним корсаром і підкорювати моря, постійно досліджувати для себе щось нове. Сама гра знайомить із цим світом, світом морських битв і історичних подій. Ти вже не просто проходиш гру, ти постійно занурюєшся в неї з кожним квестом, я навіть додам більше, ви починаєте разом з Шарль де Мором дізнаватися про все з нуля, що теж дає зрозуміти море і коралі навіть новачку. Якщо гру будуть допрацьовувати надалі я впевнений в неї виросте потенціал. У мене є мрія щоб ця гра стала як The Elder Scrolls Online, щоб гравці взаємодіяли між собою напряму. Це б максимайййльно оживило гру.

A much loved return for a game in the series of sea dogs I used to play. Back during my younger years I used to play PoTC, which was not anything like Pirates of the Caribbean, but it was still fun never the less and I spent a lot of time playing it and enjoying every moment. Later I played TEHO and then backed this game. This game is basically a remaster of TEHO, which is being updated constantly with new quests, ships, DLC, etc. I am kind of shocked when it comes to the amount of DLC that is being released and some of the items. I think some items were backers only at the time, but I am unsure if some may have moved to the game anyway. In any case, I have enjoyed playing this game and I am looking forward to what the future holds here. The game features different dynamics from the original and lets you set different modes, such as classic or exploration. This is a great option for those who wish to explore the game without having to overly worry about the classic deadline and requirements for quests. There are also new mechanics and ideas that have been added to the, most notable for me is the ability to see where each individual cannon's shot will hit on other ships. I can't wait to see what 2.0 brings, with the enhancements from the new engine that will be used in powering the game. Overall, I do love this game and it wont be for everyone, due to the old style of visuals and clunky animations. For me however, I love it as it is something I grew up with and am used to. I recommend this game, especially for those who are looking for a great adventure in a pirate game.

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