I played Sea of Thieves in Beta. It was very entertaining at the time and had some great naval battles. I had too much going on to invest in the game when it came out though.
I'm curious how naval combat would work without gun powder? Will there be cannons in game that are powered by magic? Otherwise it will be a very different type of naval combat for sure.
I played Sea of Thieves in Beta. It was very entertaining at the time and had some great naval battles. I had too much going on to invest in the game when it came out though.
I'm curious how naval combat would work without gun powder? Will there be cannons in game that are powered by magic? Otherwise it will be a very different type of naval combat for sure.
With the ability to pull a mount out of your ass at whim, being attacked in general doesn't worry me. Attack me on my ship and I'll just pull a flying mount out and fly away, lol.
So you will be one of the 10-20 people on your server with a flying mount?
If that's still the case, I'll just pull some aquatic mount out and speed away. No need to worry about being attacked when I have a getaway vehicle in my back pocket at all times.
With the ability to pull a mount out of your ass at whim, being attacked in general doesn't worry me. Attack me on my ship and I'll just pull a flying mount out and fly away, lol.
So you will be one of the 10-20 people on your server with a flying mount?
If that's still the case, I'll just pull some aquatic mount out and speed away. No need to worry about being attacked when I have a getaway vehicle in my back pocket at all times.
Because no one else can have a swimming mount?
Well the most logical way to deal with aquatic mounts is to have a daze mechanic or at alternatively a ton of scary crap in the water that slows, pulls, and is generally dangerous to aggro. Then you have boats where sea creatures, aside from big stuff like megalodons or krakens, will not even aggro as long as you stay on it. I think that would be a decent way to tackle the differences between the two.
With the ability to pull a mount out of your ass at whim, being attacked in general doesn't worry me. Attack me on my ship and I'll just pull a flying mount out and fly away, lol.
So you will be one of the 10-20 people on your server with a flying mount?
If that's still the case, I'll just pull some aquatic mount out and speed away. No need to worry about being attacked when I have a getaway vehicle in my back pocket at all times.
Because no one else can have a swimming mount?
Well the most logical way to deal with aquatic mounts is to have a daze mechanic or at alternatively a ton of scary crap in the water that slows, pulls, and is generally dangerous to aggro. Then you have boats where sea creatures, aside from big stuff like megalodons or krakens, will not even aggro as long as you stay on it. I think that would be a decent way to tackle the differences between the two.
I don't necessarily like that idea, filling the ocean with a load of throwaway, strong mobs just so people can't explore is what they did in ArcheAge, it was really boring. Boss mobs are fine, I'd definitely like to see some, but don't spam unkillable jellyfish everywhere just because you don't want people swimming.
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I'm curious how naval combat would work without gun powder? Will there be cannons in game that are powered by magic? Otherwise it will be a very different type of naval combat for sure.
They made mention of magic based weaponry
Because no one else can have a swimming mount?
Well the most logical way to deal with aquatic mounts is to have a daze mechanic or at alternatively a ton of scary crap in the water that slows, pulls, and is generally dangerous to aggro. Then you have boats where sea creatures, aside from big stuff like megalodons or krakens, will not even aggro as long as you stay on it. I think that would be a decent way to tackle the differences between the two.
https://ashes101.com/naval
https://ashesofcreation.wiki/Naval
So we know some things but not a lot. It’s promising though.
You can be a ninja and a pirate in AoC.
A ninjate?
I prefer to call them “Ninjarrrrr”.