Port Royale 4

还不错

Ho amato port royale 3, aveva i suoi difetti ma tuttoggi qualche partita me la faccio, Ieri ho deciso di comprare a caso il 4, sperando in chissà che evoluzione, ma devo constatare che i difetti sono molto visibili dai primi secondi. Qualcuno mi spieghi chi ha pensato che il menu della compravendita dei beni (menu che userai il 90% del tempo almeno agli inizi) fosse decente. è incomprensibile, non saltano minimamente all'occhio quali prodotti dovrei comprare e quali vendere e mi fa perdere un sacco di tempo e voglia di giocarci, gli darò un altro paio di tentativi e poi lo abbandonero.

Einfach Super

Un temps d'apprentissage assez long

Semblait bien mais désolé la gestion du commerce entre les villes est moyen... et pour ce qui est des commandes pour la "flotte au trésor" qui commande une grande quantité de production c'est dommage mais le prix fluctue alors qu'on a pas rempli la commande. On se retrouve à garder les bateaux bloqués au port en attendant que le mois finisse afin de vendre à un bon prix. Désolé mais je ne recommande pas

不推荐，仓库只能点建筑才能选中（建筑和商海王不一样，完全没有辨识性，每次找半天)找的助理必须找到仓库才能选择买卖，没有便捷选择，每次也是要找好久。如果记不住，还不知道有没有助理，还不如2013年的商海王。 肉的造价不如在市场买，这个不知道是不是BUG。有仓库不如没有，费用高很多，还不如船自己在市场买

The core idea is still great: build your own Caribbean trading empire, manage cities, create production chains, establish trade routes, expand your fleet, and eventually become one of the biggest powers in the region. The biggest improvement over Port Royale 3 is the economy and city management. There are more production chains to manage, more ways to develop settlements, and more things to think about when building your trading network. Once you start connecting multiple cities and creating efficient routes, watching your economy grow is genuinely satisfying. The naval combat is also more developed this time around. Battles are turn-based, which is a pretty big change from the previous game. It adds more strategy, especially when positioning your ships and managing your fleet, although I know some people will prefer the more direct combat of Port Royale 3. The game also looks much better. The Caribbean is colorful and beautiful, and watching your ships travel between islands is surprisingly relaxing. However, the game can sometimes feel like it is trying to be more complicated without necessarily being more fun. There are a lot of systems to learn, and the progression can feel slower than it needs to be. The AI and some management mechanics can also be frustrating.