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Pretty exciting game there -- well played in the cutter, Young..

That's what popped into my head right off but don't want to get my hopes up..

If you are looking for shot damage hit L key. For graphics adjustments and transparent sails, I think it's escape key, which will bring a new screen. Look for "key commands" in forums search - you will find more ...I'll post a link if I can find it here http://forum.game-labs.net/index.php?/topic/2533-a-short-guide-for-novices/ and here http://forum.game-labs.net/index.php?/topic/1964-keyboard-shortcuts-list/

"For example: Ability to fire when using a telescope is much more important and useful." Nice..

My mother's family (Osborn) was involved in the whaling industry in Edgartown, MA. The following is an excerp taken from the Martha's Vineyard Museum. Samuel Osborn, Jr. - "By 1870 his interest had turned to the family tradition of managing the whaling fleet from Edgartown harbor. His holdings increased and by 1880 he was known as the largest individual owner of whaling vessels and property in the United States. With such a large fleet of vessels, he naturally was involved in some remarkable maritime disasters and law suits." All I'm saying here is that if whaling became

We do too - but Admiral can wait till the 15th. May.. haha - good one Admiral

nvm

I would like to see spray not come up through the forward deck while sailing in a normal sea state as you can now in smaller ships.

The sounds are quite good now I think, but there may be room for improvement - perhaps in the future? Did you search around at all in the forums, think i saw something about it earlier. btw - love the avatar

Seagulls ? Graceful flying birds for sure. I don't like seagulls much but they have a job and do it well - just wouldn't want to have to listen to them.

We would prefer mature, thanks in advance!

Lots of interesting stuff there - old chart replicas too.. thanks

"Belay that noise there or I'll have you gizzards for gaters!" garters perhaps...

Aha, St. Elmo's fire ?

Story about one of the local guys and his travels recently... http://www.mvtimes.com/2015/03/11/nat-benjamin-sails-charlotte-warm-welcome-haiti-cuba/