Naval Action

Really enjoyable game

Lo mejor de Naval Action para mí no son solamente los barcos, sino todo lo que ocurre alrededor de ellos. Entrar en un clan cambia completamente el juego: fabricar barcos, conseguir recursos, organizar flotas, ayudar a jugadores nuevos, preparar defensas de puertos o simplemente salir juntos a combatir. Hay días en los que puedes pasar horas sin darte cuenta porque siempre aparece alguna cosa que hacer. Tiene aspectos que pueden mejorar, evidentemente, pero pocos juegos consiguen crear esa sensación de pertenecer realmente a una pequeña comunidad dentro de un mundo naval.

Il y eut le fameux 'Pirates !' de Sid Meyer et Naval Action. Je ne comprends pas bien les critiques, peut être sont-ce des joueurs compétitifs qui les formulent. Beaucoup de bateaux différents, une carte des Bermudes bien dessinée, des ports, des marchandises... Tout pour devenir, corsaire, marchand ou pirate.

its a grind but its worth it the sim is great and the battles feel huge

With the last update the devs made an already boring part of the game 10 times longer/harder, new player who want to level up crafting now dont have to spend alot of money but an insane amount, the devs have no clue how to listen to the community and are actually delusional enough to think they made a great game. Plus if you want to do PvP you are now basicly required to own ship dlcs (which cost alot of money) because otherwise you will spend 99% of your time in this game crafting and collecting resources and money instead of fighting.

The last time I have played was... quite a while ago, so if I'm writing something wrong here, please tell me, so I can correct this. Let's ignore all the drama and controversy surrounding it for a bit... The naval simulator for all hardcore-fans, this offers the best ship combat in known history by a wide margin. Giving you no crosshairs or similar aids, each battle will prove to be a true test of skill by having to gauge distances first before preparing a broadside - only to find out that you miscalculated, wasted everything, and now the enemy has ample time to retaliate. And successful broadsides will even inflict debuffs on the target, rewarding good aim even more. To give you options, you can set the order of fire, the "firing cone" (spread) and fire single shots mainly used for testing. But if you really want to be a professional, you aim below the waterline to sink the enemy quickly and efficiently. Though only true masters can accurately shoot masts, until the enemy finally lies dead in the water. Speaking of masts: the game lets you control all sails manually, giving you even more mobility, and letting you sail backwards. This will be essential, as depending on angles, shots can bounce off. Yes, you can do it the old-fashioned way of simply sailing next to each other and exchanging broadsides until one of you sinks - usually the one with more guns winning -, or you can fully utilize your moveset and utterly destroy your target with barely any scratches. Don't get me even started on crew management, which you'll have to permanently contend with during fights, because they need to be directed towards the different stations and tasks on board. No need to worry, there is an extensive combat tutorial. It may seem overwhelming at first, but once you get the controls down, it pretty much plays like any other pirate game. Meaning you still sail around the Caribbean, trade and fight to gain money and level up, and build up your ships. Beware however that "hardcore" doesn't only extend to the combat. The world is positively huge. So huge, you need real-life hours to get from one end to the other, with nothing happening in between. Ship building might as well be a different game in itself (alts recommended), and boarding is more or less an enigma, and a very weird and complicated one that's never explained in-game. I never understood it myself and simply bought all ships from the auction house. There is a PvE- and PvP-server (beware of gankers!) available, both getting regularly wiped. Players who bought the game before it went F2P have exclusive access to a permanent PvE-server, which is honestly a very chill experience. To access it nowadays, new players need to purchase the galleon-DLC. Their DLC prices are really ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ disgusting, though. [url=https://www.piratesahoy.net/threads/the-most-piratey-guide-to-pirate-games-that-has-ever-pirated-in-the-history-of-piracy.34594/] Want to discover more piratey goodness? Then check out our pirate game guide on PiratesAhoy! [/url]