Pirates Of The Burning Sea Review
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As the name suggests, the game is on the high seas. But it is not that you can play just as a pirate of a ship. You can even be a captain commandeering your ship to your country's glory (you get to choose a nation). Well, of course, you don't become one at the start of the game itself. You have to choose a career to begin with and then do jobs to work your way upwards. The careers you can select range from naval officer, privateer, freetrader and pirate.
Something that rivets all players' attention when they start with Pirates of the Burning Sea is the action in it. Typical to the genre, the action here is called swashbuckling. Swashbuckling needs some learning though, and most of the initial part of the game is devoted to the learning curve devoted to this fighting skills. And it is not just about offense; the player is supposed to learn how to improve defense too, through a device known as a balance meter.
Within the fighting, there are three styles which include fighting with a cutlass, a rapier and with a short sword. Each style has a whopping 45 skills in it, which the players are meant to grow up with. The growth is categorized into ranks, and rank 15 is considered to be an expert rating. But remember that one could go on up to rank 50!
So what's more in this highly acclaimed game? There are the battles on the high sea that are usually 'do-or-die' situations. The Port Battles are the more interesting ones, which are fought between two groups. There are two dozen players chosen in one group, and if you enter one of these groups and your side wins, you will win a port!
Being a pirate MMORPG, ships are definitely a very important part. Currently there are more than 50 ships in the game, and new ones are continuously coming in. They are of different sizes, and you can have as many as four ships if you want.
