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Bobbydylan

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  1. I like the idea of jpoint and click or rather setting a course for the ship to sail but only on the O.S.  It would make the longer sails that some of us have been arguing for less painful for all. Plot a course to avoid dangerous areas shoals and to grab current then head to your Captains cabin(your kitchen) or the Head(your bathroom) get a coffee and take a bio and come back to your PC with confidence that your crew and sailing master has kept course.

     

    Ironically, this is exactly what I don't want. If this is case, why not include Mobile support, so I can que up instruction so I can "play" from my Ipad. 

     

    No, I'd rather the sailing be an element of game-play. Even if it's nothing more than dodging storms. 

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    • deck view (like AC 3)
    • outside view (more like potbs) but we limit camera and distance to not turn it into strategy game.

     

     

    Sounds great. The last think we need is feature creep that doesn't actually add anything to game-play. 

    What I would suggest is adding in a "captain cabin". Either in 2D or 3D (if there's enough time) to allow the player to look at charts, review "news" check known prices of goods, see his reputation level, or his progress in "navel exams".  Hell, this could double up as a menu screen I guess. Kinda like the bunker menu in Metro 2033.

     

     

    I don't think the 3rd person view should be higher than your tallest mast and shouldn't  stray too far from your ship.   Spectator view should be delayed and there should be a battle recorder like Warthunder, to be reviewed after the fact.

     

     

    Hmm... I see where you're coming from, concerned about exploitation.   However I really like the "cinematic" feel that a 3rd person cam offers.  I's good fun to see that damage to your ship after a battle. Like Batman in Arkahm Asylum a scared and battered ship is almost a character itself.  

    I'd go perhaps a midge further that your suggestion and say no more that +- 50% higher than the top of your mast. 

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