Stukkie

It would definitely be more realistic but also adds quite a bit of complexity: One could opt for defending their ship and not board the enemy ship (whilst being boarded), there would be no friendly crew on the enemy ship Ratio enemy / friendly forces should be depending on the actions chosen in the boarding game In early stages of the battle attackers would mainly be on the upper deck, slowly working their way down to lower decks (although a small portion would probably enter through gun ports) Furthermore it could imply changes to the boarding mechanics Select objectives for attack (e.g. part of the boarding party would be assigned the task of damaging the enemy's rigging) Select more specific point of attack (e.g. the starboard bow) I do like the idea however =)

Good work, as always =)

In the category "Not actual warfare but naval warfare exercises in recent history" I would like to nominate I would like to nominate the U.S. navy. Since they tend to sink their aircraft carriers during exercises 1981: USS Eisenhower was sunk in NATO exercises in the Atlantic Ocean by Royal Canadian Navy Porpoise Class diesel-electric submarine built in Britain in the 1960's, and wasn't even detected by US Navy ASW assets. 1981: During the same exercise the USS Forrestal was also sunk by an unidentified diesel-electric submarine, probably a British Royal Navy submarine. 1989: USS America sunk in the Atlantic Ocean by Dutch Navy Zwaardvis Class diesel-electric submarine. 1996: USS Independence sunk by the Chilean Navy German built Type-209 Class diesel-electric class submarine in the Pacific Ocean. 1999: USS Theodore Roosevelt sunk by the Dutch Navy Walrus Class diesel-electric submarine in the Atlantic Ocean. 2003: Unidentified US Navy aircraft carrier sunk by two Royal Australian Navy Collins Class diesel-electric submarines in the Pacific Ocean. 2005: USS Ronald Reagan sank by Swedish Navy Gotland Class AIP submarine in the Pacific Ocean. 2006: the Chinese Navy Song Class diesel-electric submarine famously reached within striking distance of the USS Kitty Hawk undetected. However in naval exercises a total of seven US Navy aircraft carriers have reportedly been sunk by non-nuclear submarines. http://forum.juhlin.com/showthread.php?t=4079

There are no pirates in our waters =)

Did both things, didn't help

I'm running in to similar problems with my setup which is about a month old. Always the same message: "display driver has stopped working and recovered". I have tried the following steps: - Reinstalled the game (on my SSD) - Reinstalled videocard drivers, tried 3 older versions, tried 2 beta versions and currently running the latest (non-beta) version. - Changed the TDR setting in registry (see this topic: https://community.amd.com/thread/180166)This seemed to help a bit, but not 100% - Ran furmark for 15min. 100% GPU load, temp stayed at 71 degrees Celsius. Only happens in battle... Running a Windows 10 installation on: Intel Core i5-6400 Sapphire Nitro R9 380X 4GD WD Blue WD10EZEX AOC G2460PF Crucial - DDR4 - 16 GB : 2 x 8 GB - DIMM 288-PIN - 2133 MHz / PC4-17000 - CL15 - 1.2 V Antec VPF Series - Voeding ( intern ) - 80 PLUS Bronze - 450 Watt - Crucial BX100 - Solid state drive - 250 GB - intern - 2.5'' - SATA-600 ASUS B150M PRO GAMING - Moederbord - micro ATX - LGA1151 Socket - B150 - USB 3.0

I was unfamiliar with the game, so I just chose my real life nation =) and I'm happy with my choice since I get to kill a lot of enemies

Unsinkable III =)

Greenpeace won't be too pleased with this =)