I love this game but
This game needs to have cross progression so i could play on my account from my PS4 and all the other people that are asking for this feature
A fleet (or naval) review involves gathering many ships – traditionally in the Solent off Spithead – to be formally inspected by the sovereign, their representative, and/or assembled dignitaries. Though a rare sight in recent decades, reviews have regularly marked significant occasions since the first was held 700 years ago.
Reviews performed political, diplomatic, ceremonial, and military functions. A ‘show of strength’, publicly demonstrating sea power and technical innovation, can impress allies, warn potential foes, reassure the public, and underline the value of the navy to politicians and decision makers.
Traditionally, reviews were used sparingly, usually to inspect the fleet before or after a major naval engagement. From the eighteenth century, reviews became more frequent and assumed a role in marking great state occasions. The National Maritime Museum, and the Caird Library in particular, has a rich variety of material connected to naval reviews over the last 250 years.
It's a fun game, but it's full of bugs that disrupts the gameplay completely. If you're playing ranked, get ready to see a lot of different teams colliding with each other, just so you won't get second or third.
While playing this game, somehow I have the best time of my life and want to kill myself at the same time
10/10 would get executed in the middle of a gunfight
I love this game but
This game needs to have cross progression so i could play on my account from my PS4 and all the other people that are asking for this feature
A fleet (or naval) review involves gathering many ships – traditionally in the Solent off Spithead – to be formally inspected by the sovereign, their representative, and/or assembled dignitaries. Though a rare sight in recent decades, reviews have regularly marked significant occasions since the first was held 700 years ago.
Reviews performed political, diplomatic, ceremonial, and military functions. A ‘show of strength’, publicly demonstrating sea power and technical innovation, can impress allies, warn potential foes, reassure the public, and underline the value of the navy to politicians and decision makers.
Traditionally, reviews were used sparingly, usually to inspect the fleet before or after a major naval engagement. From the eighteenth century, reviews became more frequent and assumed a role in marking great state occasions. The National Maritime Museum, and the Caird Library in particular, has a rich variety of material connected to naval reviews over the last 250 years.
It's a fun game, but it's full of bugs that disrupts the gameplay completely. If you're playing ranked, get ready to see a lot of different teams colliding with each other, just so you won't get second or third.
While playing this game, somehow I have the best time of my life and want to kill myself at the same time
10/10 would get executed in the middle of a gunfight
