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[Ruthless4u]

Having spend a lot of money on other Ubisoft titles I’m sure this won’t be as boring as NA. I remember spending hours sailing to a port and gods help you if you plotted the course wrong.

I " loved " getting lost in NA lol. I honestly loved the historical ships and the combat, did not really mind most days the travel times unless I was trading. It was the focus on Econ that killed the game for me. I get 60-90 minutes playtime on my days I can play, spending all that time being forced to do Econ for 5 days just to be able to afford a ship to use in a fight, if I lost would need to spend another week of Econ to replace.

[flynlion]

Yet it quite does look like more to the division in the golden age of piracy than R6W at sea, according to their own announcement though...

Heh, "Golden Age of Piracy", that phrase always cracks me up We might as well say "golden age of bubonic plague" or "golden age of the inquisition" LoL

[Grivois_Gaulois]

Heh, "Golden Age of Piracy", that phrase always cracks me up We might as well say "golden age of bubonic plague" or "golden age of the inquisition" LoL

Afaik nobody ever become rich for being questionned by the inquisition or for having catched the plague...

[flynlion]

Afaik nobody ever become rich for being questionned by the inquisition or for having catched the plague...

No one got rich by being attacked by pirates either, but a lot of people got rich by interrogating at the inquisition or selling fake cures for the plague.

[Stainless001]

No one got rich by being attacked by pirates either, but a lot of people got rich by interrogating at the inquisition or selling fake cures for the plague.

People may not have gotten rich by being attacked by Pirates but there are some cases where some Pirates became incredibly rich from being Pirates...hence the Golden Age of Piracy. It was a time when Piracy was at it's peak/ is looked upon and romanticised by history.

[flynlion]

People may not have gotten rich by being attacked by Pirates but there are some cases where some Pirates became incredibly rich from being Pirates...hence the Golden Age of Piracy. It was a time when Piracy was at it's peak/ is looked upon and romanticised by history.

I understand the phrase and where it came from I just think it's a rather funny and oxymoronic combination of words. It makes me laugh

[Vendow.]

I understand the phrase and where it came from I just think it's a rather funny and oxymoronic combination of words. It makes me laugh

The sterling age of piracy hehe