Windrose

Bueno... por donde empezar........................................ Es un juego con buena intencón, es unico dado que no hay "juegos" de piratas así, Pero las cosas que tendrian que ser divertidas son una puta mierda.. Como las peleas, un sistema de combate equivalente a golpeo pego y punto con una variedad de mierda de armas, Lo largo de este juego es hacer que viajes y pierdas 6h esperando a que reaparezca algo que te hace falta para continuar, Los enemigos son entre un masa de carne que golpear dado lo absurdo de la cantidad de vida y una IA que deja muuucho que desear, Las peleas en barco son una basura rotunda, por mucho que apuntes si pasa una ola te quedas sin hit, le puede pasar todas las balas por encima y no darle pero ellos nunca fallan..... La exploración es un poco castaña, bueno si te gusta ir de A to B sin llegar a ver nada de interés, Podrian añadir alguna montura de suelo daod que hay partes de mapa que son muy grandes y uno se cansa de correr a recoger su mierda por haber muerto dado que si 1 enemigo te visualiza , viene todo el puto campamento a meterte de ostias. Durante los abordajes, el sitio de respawn tendria que ser el barco o permitirte teletransportate al puto barco, dado que sino te tienes que volver a hacer un puto viaje de 10min para volver a intentarlo, La naves son muy estrechas por lo que provoca que muchas veces pelees contra 3 a la vez encajado entre dos cañones.... Resumen no lo devuelvo porque ya llevo demasiadas horas enfadandome con esta mierda, pero si te lo estas planteando el comprartelo quizas deberias de mirar un poco mas de gameplays antes de comprarlo. Una mierda de juego, por el resto muy bonitos graficos

This is what I wanted Sea of Thieves to be. A cool pirate game that's co-op without the requirement of having PVP to worry about. I wanted to set some sails, sea some shanties, and swash some buckles, and this game does all of that without having some randoms/griefers making it their day-job to ruin other people's fun. It's not perfect, but for an Early Access game, it is very good and has lots of content. To address a few items in particular: The Combat. It's okay. I wouldn't call it amazing, but wouldn't call it the worst thing either. The mechanics are basic here. Until you get some later items, you're going to be using a light attack and heavy attack pretty much exclusively until around mid-game. You can find some guns (pistols/muskets/etc.), but your usage will be limited until you later unlock the ability to craft your own gunpowder. Then it gets to feeling more like fighting as a pirate. As you upgrade your gear and find better weapons, there's a bit more depth (some items have bleed, some have special actions, etc). Ships & Sea Battles These are great. Sailing feels good and love that you can toggle on sea shanties to have your crew sing while you're sailing. They're really good. It takes some skill early on to take down ships. Like everything else, there are upgrades that help make things easier and add a little depth, and it feels nice when you've worked hard to get to the point where you can get obliterate others. The cannon volleys have to be strategic with long cooldowns, and you have to lead the enemy to time it right. It's a good feeling when you can nail a long distance volley while they're trying to turn around to come back and broadside you with their cannons. Once you get their health low enough, they're sitting ducks unable to retaliate until you either finish them off or board them. Boarding the enemy ship is fun and grants extra spoils. I like the boarding action and music change while your crew is chanting ready for battle. Then you all jump over and start having at them. The Difficulty I will admit, I had to change the difficulty. If I was playing solo, I would have toughed it out and kept going. But I'm playing with a friend who struggles and it is very difficult. I get it's a survival game, but with the base settings you will die in one, maybe two hits from the lowest level enemies. We got to the first boss and we couldn't take him down on base settings. Usually I can carry my friend through any game we play on default settings. Not here. Are there ways you can mitigate that? Yes, there's food, skills, etc. But even with all of that, it's tough. So just a forewarning, don't be ashamed if you need to adjust the difficulty/health/damage setting. Also, note that there's a common bug where your settings may not "stick". Something gets off where I think it tries to load from a backup save and will just keep overwriting your setting changes. I had to google to find someone only who referenced an option to change in the settings file that tells the game to not automatically load from backup, which solved our issue. All of this being said, once we were able to get the settings changed and fine-tuned where we wanted it, it's been so much better. Base Building I really like the base building in this game. It's very customizable, as long as you have the material. You can make some pretty neat buildings utilizing the different wall/roof/corner/stair pieces. There are decorations to unlock that make it feel me pirate-y, just know it takes a while to unlock. I like making long piers that act as large boat docks for our pirate fleet. You get typical crafting equipment you place in the base and also can hire NPC's who give some perks. And you can build literally anywhere. So find the island you like best and pick the optimal spot for your base, set a campfire, and start building. Early Access I have noted some issues already, but just to add here, it's good but not perfect. I would like to see more options to customize crafting, resource gathering, and storage. As it stands, it takes a while to gather resources, especially the late game stuff. I'm fine with it, but would like to see options to make gathering resources faster, take less stamina (beyond gear you can equip), maybe make some crafting take fewer resources, etc. My biggest gripe is not being able to increase stack size yet. Again, I get it's a survival game, but I have a wall of at least 60-70 storage chests/crates/sacks and would love to not have to make multiple trips for every outing to bring home what I've gathered and then spend 10 minutes depositing into every box. Another issue I have is the performance. My RTX2070 runs it well enough, but, there is certainly an issue with lighting. Add just a few light sources to your base and watch the performance drop. Hopefully they can fix it. So...... Overall, still love the game. I have my concerns, some of which I'm sure they'll get around to fixing, and someone may need to be modded, but overall it's great if you're looking for a co-op pirate game. I'm looking forward to the big update planned later this year to see what they have in store. Can't wait for the Ashlands

Do it, buy it, the combats solid enough, the boat fighting is cool, but i shines the most in the basebuilding. I havent had more fun working on building and they are just getting started. Pirate Islands rock!

This is a fantastic game, plenty of challenges both on land and on the ships, keyboard and mouse interface are simple and useful, key binding is great, crafting is intuitive and oh so easy to do.

I typically don't write a review until I'm completely done with a game, but this game is only 75% complete until the next update comes out so I will be taking a break. The 75% I got to play though was a delight and I highly recommend it. For a game in Early Access, there are remarkably few bugs and the game is very well polished. My experience was mostly playing co-op with a friend, which I highly recommend. Individual aspects: - Story = Minimal. Maybe the last part they're working on or just not a priority, but there's an odd cutscene sequence at the beginning, walls of text for quests, but very little narrative-driven gameplay. It actually doesn't bother me since the freedom of doing whatever I wanted whenever I wanted was the best part. - Gameplay = Fun! Land combat is hard at first and may become a bit repetitive, but boss battles were always a huge challenge. Naval combat is somewhat easier and satisfying. It was a pleasure sailing the seas with the shanties and exploring each island to find new things. If current state (pre-Ashlands) was "end-game", then I might complain about the lack of end-game content and diversity, but what they've previewed seems like it will make a good game even better. - Crafting = Addictive. It was very impressive to me that you could build whatever you wanted wherever you wanted (for the most part). I felt inspired to create a lot of things and really enjoyed that sense of accomplishment when they were done. I will say the building components still have room for improvement, as sets are incomplete, scattered across purchases and discoveries, and some aspects like snapping and rotating more could be better. Graphics and performance: Surprisingly good. There were some beautiful shots sailing the seas, and even with some settings on high my GPU and CPU weren't straining. I expected things to slow down the more we built and explored, but there was usually no noticeable difference. Overall, really glad I played, worth the purchase in current state, and looking forward to returning when the next big update drops.

Is this....abandonware??? or do they just take 5ever to add content

I'd be willing to update this review if they really work hard on rebalancing the game. As of right now there are tons of great components being spoiled by terrible ones. Pros... (ish): The building is fun and relaxing. The economy and reputation are fine. The survival components are fine. CONS: The big problem comes with 80% of the gameplay being ground combat and sea combat. These both really are balanced terribly. Conclusion: You don't need to spend your time or money until they really look hard at their own game from a really core concept level. I really tried to give the game a shot and if it gets a serious overhaul I will try it again but I can't recommend it even to help playtest their EA product.

Schiffskämpfe sind dermaßen schlecht. Null platz die eigene Crew steht nur im Weg und es ist komplett buggy.