Sailing Era

inconsistent systems make a great looking game awful to play. the tutorials are bad or non existent. example starter Q: bring 25 wine from A to B. get to A, buy 8 wine (the max for your little ship), go to B. cant deliver needs 25 at once. adjust cargo space (after googling how to do that), max space is 12. cannot complete Q, FAIL correct answer? go to A, go to the tavern for Q and the game temporarily and magically adjusts the ship size to 25 and gives you the Q items, then you can go to A and deliver this. WIN ? there is no marker making you go to the tavern and the game just explained to you how to buy goods so this is what you think you are supposed to do. very obtuse. also the quests at the start of the game send you very far away with no money making it hard to get back in time with enough supply/money.

I Like All The Playable Characters. I Like All the Story. I Like collecting all the items, ships, and discovery around the World. and also the Naval Combat is so Simple. but, some mission don't track well and it's make me confuse. Overall it's a good game. and I still play it.

Sailing Era is the best looking and the closest game you are going to find that's a new Uncharted Waters.

KOEI의 대항해시대 온라인, 대항해시대4를 따라했지만 그래픽을 제외한 모든 것이 다운그레이드 된 게임. 많은 것을 넣었지만 난잡하고, 목적은 흐릿하며, UI는 직관적이지 못하고, 조작성은 매우 떨어짐. 아주 중국스러운 카피캣. A game that attempted to emulate Koei’s *Uncharted Waters Online* and *Uncharted Waters IV* but resulted in a downgraded experience in every aspect except the graphics. It is cluttered with features yet lacks a clear objective; the UI is unintuitive, and the controls are extremely poor. A quintessential Chinese copycat title.

gg in this game thai people say salamada tang. DEV don't know anything about culture

good game, worth for the price