A good amount of that was the engine wasn’t able to do it, and the modes we were trying just didn’t work with our gameplay. The number of things we tried to make work was staggering and ultimately we had to cut the feature because it just wasn’t fun. People probably think “It is ships shooting each other how hard is that.” Well, I worked on a water-based mode for at least six months while working on Saints Row 2 and we tried a number of prototypes back when I was a novice video game developer. The boats are a little too maneuverable and able to speed up and slow down entirely too fast, but it works well for the gameplay of the game, and I don’t believe this game would be as enjoyable without some leeway in the boat physics. When and if you get behind the wheel (only captains may steer the ship), you’ll actually find the boats cut through the water very smoothly. The player feels like they’re riding on a boat and the naval combat evolves naturally from that. The ships bob in the water naturally, and the game feels great. The water is quite beautiful in-game but what’s interesting is how well the water physics works. Still it just looks good even as you sink. It’s may not win awards for its graphics, but for a budget title that’s going for 20 dollars, the game does look quite good. Honestly, graphically, the game is impressive.
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When I dropped my framerate down to 720p most of my trouble went away. My computer is solid for their recommendations, and the hardware they’re asking for is quite old, but be aware that optimizations for that hardware don’t appear to be done and the game can run roughly.
Now I know that the developers are probably working on generating new content and features for the game, and so optimization is not high on their list.
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Though my framerate was very inconsistent, to the point that I had to change the graphics to 720p to record footage of the game because the 1080p resolution of the game had a number of hitches and low frame rate. In fact, I have to say I was impressed by the graphics. The game actually has good looking water, and the ships and players are well detailed. The first thing I noticed about the game is that graphics in the game are actually quite nice. I don’t give it much leeway as you might see but ultimately the fact that it’s an early access game doesn’t mean I should change my standards. I’m judging it on the quality of the game it is today, and not promises of the future or what might happen. Yet, due to this being an early unlock I’m giving this game a proper review. Historically, I believe I’ve only bought one game in Early Access in the last couple of years, and that’s was Factorio, also the only game I reviewed in Early Access. I’m sure there are points where I have funded games in Early Access, but until a game is released it’s very hard to judge the final product. I don’t normally believe in Early Access game. However I do like the idea of a pirate game and, as such, I was a bit eager to take a look at Blackwake. So similar to Hearts of Iron IV, I might not be the target audience here. I get bored of doing the same thing over and over with very little persistence. While others are talking about Skull And Bones, and Seas of Thieves, I’m looking at the second of the Humble Monthly July 2018 early unlock. Well, it’s unlike most Early Access games in that there’s no food and water foraging in the game, but we’ll have to see how it is outside of that. So we’re talking about an Early Access Multiplayer game about being pirates? Interesting.
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