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Originally Posted by 7seconds
"It was never so common on the High seas that there were HUNDREDS of ships patrolling at once" maybe it was but maybe it wasnt.
but if they remove a lot of enemy ships from the game and make less floating around on the seas, becuase there wanst that many in real life" that would create a problem. there wouldnt be enough enemy ships around to shoot, people would be fighting over ships, it would be more harder to get quest ships, there would possibly be hoards of players ships surronding the enemy ships. then the seas would get congested and cramed in the certian parts that the enemy ships where only "allowed" to patrol.
that would cause trouble.
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I agree with this as well. While the way the ships move now is not necessarily realistic, it works well for the game. For instance, right now, I have a quest requiring me to sink 20 Navy ships. If they were to put the ships in the way you are suggesting, who knows how long it would take me to get ships, and I would probably lose a lot of rep doing it as well, because everyone would be going after them.
I do like the creatures of the sea part, but I believe that (imagining this situation is real) they shouldn't appear just in between those areas. If we're going to go for realistic, then sea creatures would appear randomly throughout the ocean because...well, they're creatures. They wouldn't limit themselves to a specific specific part of the Caribbean.
I agree with everything else. Why did they get rid of the mast stuff in the first place? For the little kiddies? Look, the game is supposed to be difficult- that's what makes it interesting. If they keep simplifying things, it's going to make more people
leave the game, not come to it. I think an HD feature would be awesome, but my computer already has lag issues on High a lot of the time, and it really isn't old. How many computers would be able to handle that? Would it be worth the money they would spend upgrading the game to HD?
And....that's it. Thanks for listening.