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Moriendor
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Joined: 19 Jul 2001
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PotC: Review @ DigitalBackSpin

Gaming site DigitalBackSpin has posted its <a href="http://www.digitalbackspin.com/news/PC-reviews.asp?id=1693&catid=45&cpg=PC-reviews.asp" target="_blanK">review</a> of Akella's/Bethesda's naval RPG 'Pirates of the Caribbean', rating the game at a straight 50%. <br> <br>Here's a bit:<blockquote><em>Like Morrowind before it, PotC features quite a few diversions for the gamer not content to just simply follow the main storyline. The game is pretty open-ended � go where you want and take on whatever missions you see fit. You can choose to be a tool of the government or stick it to the man and become a dastardly pirate. There�s also a trading system in place to help you bring in the cash and buy yourself bigger and better ships. Unfortunately, all of these diversions aren�t exactly all that enjoyable. The side missions aren�t that engaging, and the trade system contains basically no depth � the economy isn�t dynamic as each island always buys and sells the same exact items for the same exact prices throughout the whole game.</em></blockquote>

Thu Jul 31, 2003 2:05 pm

billoute
Eager Tradesman

Joined: 21 May 2003
Posts: 28

had this guy only played the game ? cuz if he d played it he would know you can't become a pirate (no skull & crossbones flag) and the game just stop after the main quest, open he said ?

Thu Jul 31, 2003 2:07 pm

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