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Abstract: Roger is so much jollier now that Flying Lab Software's pirate-themed MMO is up and running -- and, in most respects, cruising along pretty well. Pirates of the Burning Sea is unlike anything else out there at the moment, except you might argue that Ev...
MMO developers that are working on new designs really need to take note of what the people at Flying Labs did with Pirates of the Burning Sea. Incorporating player’s skill into combat, rather than just relying on clicking “attack” over a...
Abstract: Pirates aren’t the rarified theme they may, at first, appear to be in video games. Having out-and-out buccaneer titles like Sid Meier’s Pirates! or Tortuga Two Treasures are certainly fewer and farther between than Sims 2 expansion packs or Guild Wars ...
Epic 48player sea battles are among the most thrilling moments to be found in the genre, Naval combat mechanics are tactical and compelling, Quests are well written and contribute to the overarching political climate, The relationship between the playerdr...
Steep learning curve, particularly where the economy is concerned, Ground combat isnt very good, Some interface quirks and other minor issues.
If you can overlook Pirates of the Burning Seas steep learning curve, youll be rewarded with some of the most unforgettable moments in any online RPG. ...
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Published: 2008-02-27, Author: Kevin , review by: cnet.com
Abstract: Pirates of the Burning Sea isnt World of Warcraft with swashbuckling. In fact, if we were forced to draw comparisons between Flying Lab Softwares massively multiplayer role-playing game and another title, it would be EVE Online. Like EVE, Pirates is ...
Abstract: If youve been following Flying Labs Pirates of the Burning Sea on IGN, you already know that we posted our first impressions a few weeks ago and that we wanted to give ourselves a bit more time to delve into the game to discover if our initial judgme...
Run out the guns, and set sail for an age of wooden ships, iron men and confused newbs. Pirates of the Burning Sea delivers an intense simulation of age-of-sail battles backed by a rich and dynamic economic model. The learning curve may be brutal, and ...
Abstract: del.icio.us | Digg This | Glink It The first days in the life of a massively multiplayer online game are every bit as important as the days and years to follow. First impressions can mean a lot, especially if player expectation is running high. Flyi...
This game is really impressive. The production and trade system based on real-life economy are excellent and enables for pretty much anything you might do in a real world economy. Although we played it in early stages (pre-order and couple of days afte...
