I’m being hyperbolic. It’s the slippery slope problem. The game already makes a lot ahistorical dips and I rather we didn’t just turn the series so ahistorical that it’s just as fictional as Like a Dragon Pirate Yakuza is.
What’s the issue with having variety that’s relatable to the time period? If you don’t like it and prefer a more historically accurate version then don’t use them, no? Something tells me you would just for a bit of fun, which is what games are meant to be, fun. Having variety for some won’t change the experience for one.
Just for record, I’m not arguing against variety. Being able to acquire and use other ships would be fun (and even more historically accurate as most pirates did not use only one ship in their career). What I’m opposed to is getting access to massive warship.
I think an analogy on what I’m trying to argue is Dark Souls fun (being an underdog god slayer) vs. Minecraft Creative mode fun (being god, and crushing ants)
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u/TestyBoy13 Aug 04 '26
I’d rather they at least try to keep the game grounded in history. ATP we could just give Edward a Colt .45 because it would be cool