sail drawings

[Galvez88]

many of the ships of this time had drawings in their sails, there could be some dlc project to introduce flags drawings in the sails of the ships

[Despe]

excellent idea :DD

[DFIL3]

On 1/9/2020 at 5:40 PM, ManuelSpain said:

many of the ships of this time had drawings in their sails, there could be some dlc project to introduce flags drawings in the sails of the ships

Velas muy bonitas y impresionantes

No tenemos ningunos dibujos  sobre las de nuestros barcos por el momento

Edited January 11, 2020 by DFIL3

[CarlBaron]

Actually  there’s no historical  evidence of emblems on sails in the 17th, 18th centuries. In the late 19th century, some trading companies started having an emblem on the main sail. And 16th century ships often get depicted having some sort of pattern or emblem, but to my knowledge this is not often seen on contemporary paintings.

 

I for one, like Naval Action as a game that don’t have the Disney Hollywood-pirate look. But each to his own I guess. 

Maybe a dlc to keep the sails historical accurate? 

Edited January 9, 2020 by CarlBaron

[Tomasso il Fortunato]

This is a catholic ship (Spanish I think or Prussian). No emblems on timeline of Naval Action.

Edited January 9, 2020 by Tomasso il Fortunato

[Tiedemann]

I like the idea. I always wanted the option to have different colors on the sails. DLC's that bring more diversity to the ships look in OW and battles, but not an advantage is in gereral a very good idea imo. 

[Mikkel Brekhandersson]

Hiho o7

Signs and banners on the sails were no longer common at the time when Naval Action was moving, with a few exceptions.

I could get excited for a DLC that offers different sail colors, but of course they should remain realistic. Because, depending on the age of the canvas, it also had a certain patina, or it had been colored from scratch. So there could be sails in different shades of gray, dirty brown, different shades of yellow, ocher, rust red and the like, which would be realistic and would offer even more possibilities for individualization.

Greetings and good wind