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I didn't understand the Pirates of the Burning Sea online Game at the first time. I kown it downright through my friends' explaining. I played the game one time and then liked it. Because I like its sound and menu of the game very much. Now I can play it successfully. In Pirates of the Burning Sea, I bought much Pirates of the Burning Sea Money to exchange my required equipment.

   Even a British Privateer is not beyond eaves dropping on the secretive tales and gossip being discussed around the taverns and ports of the Caribbean Islands.

   Eye of the storm: I wish I could have posted something a bit more dynamic than last week. But the fact is, we're all still gearing up for the 1.2 patch that's imminent.

   In the meantime, life goes on in game. I've had a particularly disappointing week. After having decided to spend my Pirates of the Burning Sea Gold hard-earned MoV's on an new Arrow, Privateer Frigate, and my even harder earned Db's on the fittings to get it ship-shape, it turns out that this Level 31 specialist Large Vessel is inferior to my previous, Medium Level 24 MC Locust! It took me a few hours research to work out why.

   When moving from one ship size up to the next Pirates of the Burning Sea, your level means you will only be able to only fit the lowest versions of the bigger ship mods, where as you were probably using the highest versions of the last ship. Guess what? Even though they're for a larger ship, the actual stats are lower Pirates of the Burning Sea Money. The base stats for the arrow were about the same as the MC Locust, so the net stats with fittings are worse. In addition, large ships take more damage, as they're a bigger target.

   Net effect, one gimped Arrow.

   Forgive me for mentioning my specific case, but I feel this may be important to a lot of players thinking of moving up a level. Be careful!

   In other news, FLS have recognised the first sever -victory, for the Spanish on Antigua. This isn't the first time a Nation has managed to conquer the entire server Pirates of the Burning Sea, but the last time FLS believed that the Nation-in-question were using a turn-in exploit to tip ports into contention. So grats go out to the Spanish of Antigua.

   Now I beed to think of a name for next weeks article, in case the patch still isn't here.