Early Access Monitor: Reasons for Split of Naval Action Community -Naval Action Review Discussion
47Welcome to Early Access Monitor series. Today we are going to find out Why Is Naval Action Getting more Negative Reviews On Steam. Naval Action Early Access has been out for a while and initially got very positive reviews. However over since then Naval Action Reviews have shifted to mixed. I hope to understand why this is happening and remain as objective as possible.
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Early Access Monitor series is my opportunity to look at some titles that have been on the market for a while now in form of Early Access and try to figure out how their reception have change overtime. We won’t focus only on negatives in here sometimes game that had a very rough start that got developers to pull together and start actually working on the product if that is case we want to point out to this and commend team for doing the job right.
Sadly there are many more cases where Early Access reviews start positive and development fails we want to focus on those as well and analyse reason behind it, find developers who genuinely overshoot their target and dreamt to big and developers who were right down scammers and abused the trust gamers placed on them.
I am hoping that this series will remain as objective as possible during it I will not only talk about my opinions but also analyse mood of a core audience, observe steam discussion and developers responses. I hope we can together be force of change for a better and help shape Early Access into the amazing tool it has potential to be.
Finally I really do believe in Early Access model without it many amazing games like Minecraft, Kerbal Space Program or Prison Architect would never be made but I do believe that there needs to be closer monitoring of a system to prevent abusing it.
ABOUT Naval Action:
Naval action - open world multiplayer sandbox
Naval Action is an exciting, realistic, and beautifully detailed naval combat game immersing players into the experience of the most beautiful period of naval history - when sailing ships ruled the seas.
Features:
Exciting bugs – Because its still alpha we have an interesting selection of annoying, strange, and sometimes wonderful bugs. We are squashing them one by one, but it's Caribbean - they will keep coming for quite some time.
Enormous open world – Large open world, recreated based on 18th Century maps, historical harbors, positions, and town names. We do not believe in the various modern hand-holding markers, thus player position is not shown on the map: you will have to navigate yourself using compass, sun or landmarks. PS. battles are instanced to allow extremely complex sailing and fighting calculations for 50 ship battles.
Freedom – Build ships, trade, sink enemies of your nation. You can attack anyone almost everywhere. Remember that every action could have consequences. So don't attack everyone - or you will become a pirate. Conquer almost every port in the Caribbean, but remember! other adventurous captains will try to ruin your plans.
Beautiful ships – Accurate hull models, sail plans, guns, internal upgrades, historical speed, turning and heel performance. Ships from small cutters to large 100+ gun 1st rates will allow the player to experience every possible role of the Age of Sail period.
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