[Idea about ship loss and re-spawn at 24h battles]

 

I hate the idea of a battle arena. It's against the whole open world thing.

+1

Im waiting for a open world sandbox game not for some kind of arena mod monster

[What about free camera mode in open world?]

 

However, keep the free camera as it is when you are in battle.

No not even that ...

If a Merchant choice to run in a stormy foggy battle map and the attacker cant track him anymore free camera will ruin his survival chances

[What kind of PC do you have?]

 

GPU- Radeon R9 295x2

Surprisingly with such an incredibly high end video card, I'm only getting like 40-60fps in ultra. I'm sure it's mainly due to optimization for Radeon cards though. Regardless, it's more than enough framerate to play in, and it absolutely never drops.

SLI and CrossFire do not work

your dual GPU card runs as a singel core in this game

[Amazing ship fx breakdown (Crossbones)]

Here is the Crossbonew RnD Collection

Maybe Naval Action can get a damage model like that

 

 

[What kind of PC do you have?]

i7 4770k 3.9 GHz

32 Gb ram

2x GTX Titan Sli

2x SSD 1x HDD

LG 34UM95 (3440x1440 UltraWide)

Win 8.1 64bit

 

47 - 25 FPS on Ultra and x4 aa or 80+ FPS on Ultra and x2 aa

['La Couronne' 72 guns (With Plans)]

 

 

 

La Couronne

 

Ships History :

La Couronne was an emblematic flagship of the French Navy built in 1636 by Cardinal de Richelieu. She was built in accordance to Richelieu's plans to renew the French Navy, after a series of ships built by the Dutch.

The contraction was overseen by the famous carpenter Charles Morieur, from Dieppe.

She was one of the most advanced vessels of her time. She was equipped with 68 heavy guns, 8 firing to the bow and 8 to the aft, an unusual feature until Dupuy de Lôme redesigned naval artillery.

The Couronne took part in the siege of Hondarribia in 1638, and another expedition to Spain in 1639 under Henri de Sourdis.

 

http://www.smcars.net/threads/la-couronne-detail-1636.18696/

http://www.radekshipmodels.cz/cz/plany-lodi/la-couronne-plan

http://www.sailboatmodel.info/la_couronne_1636/index.php?langue=en

 

Plans: