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age of sail ii download full version Age of sail ii download full version. Completing the CAPTCHA proves you are a human and gives you temporary access to the web property. What can I do to prevent this in the future? If you are on a personal connection, like at home, you can run an anti-virus scan on your device to make sure it is not infected with malware. If you are at an office or shared network, you can ask the network administrator to run a scan across the network looking for misconfigured or infected devices. Another way to prevent getting this page in the future is to use Privacy Pass. You may need to download version 2.0 now from the Chrome Web Store. Cloudflare Ray ID: 66cab57d688e84b0 • Your IP : 188.246.226.140 • Performance & security by Cloudflare. Age of Sail. If you've ever fancied taking to the high seas and experiencing ship-to-ship combat the old-fashioned way, the Age of Sail and its sequel, Age of Sail II, do a pretty job of recreating historical maritime warfare. The game is a real-time combat sim where players control a powerful sailing ship and engage in cannon-based battles with other rival captains. The campaign mode gives you the choice of one of four countries, France, Britain, the US and Spain, and then puts you in the shoes of a low ranking officer, before sending you off on an extensive series of missions where you get the chance to prove your worth and climb up the ranks to command your own vessel. The gameplay is fairly complex and relies on making some quite serious tactical decisions based around wind speed and direction, with positioning, manoeuvring and timing more important than merely a fast trigger finger. To add to the challenge, you're not just in control of one ship during a battle but several and keeping them all under your control is satisfyingly complex and rewarding. While it is far from perfect, Age of Sail is certainly unusual enough to warrant investigation, particularly if you are tired of the usual historical games. It suffers from some distinctly sub-par graphics and dodgy AI, but if you can get past this, there is a lot of enjoyment to be had. The missions are highly varied and thanks to a good control system, the game is highly accessible, making controlling even several ships a relative breeze. The combat is suitably thrilling, in a romantic sort of way, while the period is recreated well, so for armchair historians looking for thrills of a different shade, this is inspiring stuff. Privateer's Bounty Patch v1.04.151. s patch updates the retail version of Privateer's Bounty. Category Real-Time Size 1.9 MB Program by Akella. Privateer's Bounty Patch v1.04.151. s patch updates the retail version of Privateer's Bounty: Age of Sail 2 to v1.04.151. See more information for details. 1. Fixes a bug with wrong info in multiplayer and single player battle briefing: ship rates and gun numbers. 2. Fixes a bug in multiplayer game where the host does not receive information about sail repair. 3. Fixes a bug in save games during campaigns. 4. Fixes a bug in editor in the 3D models preview. 1. Multiplayer game is more stable now. 2. Improved and better balanced damage system. There is now less sail damage and more hull damage (special thanks to Fury). 3. Improved visuals of 3D ships in the far distance. 4. GameSpy in-game launch. GameSpy Arcade is required for playing Privateer's Bounty over the Internet. There may have been some confusion for playing multiplayer PB on the Internet. If you click the Internet button in the Multiplayer menu, you are prompted to close the game and launch GameSpy arcade. If GameSpy is not installed, you are prompted to close the game and install GameSpy arcade. Clicking YES on either of these prompts will close the game and automatically start the GameSpy launch or install respectively. The Privateer's Bounty: Age of Sail II - Game demo - Download. Demo version of The Privateer's Bounty: Age of Sail II , a(n) strategy game, for PCs and laptops with Windows systems. Free and legal download. Enjoy! file type Game demo. file size 117.5 MB. last update Saturday, August 24, 2002. Report problems with download to [email protected] Another game company Akela, known for, among other things. with such productions as the Sea Dogs and the Age of Sail, with the great �aglowcami in the lead role. This is a production based on a series of Age of Sail, what the creators of uwidocznili in its title: The privateer's Bounty: Age of Sail II. The action takes players to the times when the sea roi�y from beautiful and prey at the ships, great powers have struggled with each other for influence in remote colonies, pirates sowed terror among merchant fleets, and everywhere czai�y you like to intrigue and, thirsty for the brave captains woman. Note: The Demo contains five scenarios for the game in single player mode. Download Age of Sail (Windows) A wise man once said "wargames portraying Napoleonic era naval actions are like buses". "How can this be master?" asked his fawning acolytes "for one is a collection of electronic ones and zeros which when processed in a certain way provide entertainment and the other is a large vehicle used in the transport of people". "Simple" replied the sage. "You wait for ages for one to arrive and then three appear at once". So me hearties, let us swing our best telescopes leewards and eagerly clap eyes on the proud vessel that is Age of Sail from Talonsoft . Lubbers who have not read my earlier review of Wooden ships and Iron Men by Avalon Hill , the first of the current crop of broadside 'em ups to appear, might be well advised to do so since there will inevitably be a fair amount of comparisons made between the two games. Avast Behind. An old gag but I like it. Before getting into comparisons, let's have a look at what Age of Sail offers. Age Of Sail covers the period between 1750 and 1820, that is the American war of independence and the Napoleonic war. The game allows the player to assume command of a single ship or a fleet and do battle against a comprehensive range of foes. Single battles can be fought or the player can embark on a naval career choosing the country they will bravely defend and the time period in which they will operate. Multi player options are available for those who find a computer intelligence limiting. Should the player be in search of a quick (and I use the word loosely) fight, they can select from over 100 scenarios that comes with the game or if none of these satisfy create their own. Age Of Sail take a similar attitude towards land as Wooden Ships and Iron Men , it pretends it doesn't exist. No exciting inshore battles then with the leadsman calling out the soundings and a foul wind blowing you towards a rocky shore though Talonsoft have said that they intend to introduce the concept of land at some stage probably coinciding with the forthcoming release of Age of Oars or Age or Ironclads . Age of Sail differs from Wooden Ships and Iron Men in one major respect. whilst Wooden Ships and Iron Men was a turn based game, Age of Sail is played in real time. Just how this impacts on gameplay, we shall see later. Age of Sail is also a Windows 95 game unlike Wooden Ships and Iron Men . More importantly for someone wanting to fight the great battles of the period, Age of Sail has less restrictions on the number of ships that can take part in an action so that it is possible in Age of Sail to fight the entire battle of Trafalgar whereas Wooden Ships and Iron Men only allowed the player to fight a portion of the battle. All at sea. Age of Sail uses an interface which Word for Windows user will be instantly familiar with. At the top of the screen is a menu bar with some familiar entries (file, help) and some less familiar ones. Below that is a toolbar with a variety of buttons for everyday tasks such as steering your fine vessel and setting the sails. The battlefield fills most of the screen and at the bottom is a row of windows portraying the direction and strength of the wind and the status of selected ships. Ships are selected by clicking on them and can then be given orders by clicking on the appropriate toolbar button. There are also shortcuts using the mouse for common actions such as manouvering and opening fire. The keyboard comes into play to some extent as well being used to select between giving orders to a single ship or an entire squadron. The interface works well and makes manouvering the player's forces as easy as could be hoped. Sound and Graphics. Age of Sail 's designers have shown some originality in spurning a selection of sea shanties as in-battle entertainment for the busy admiral. Instead, you get some nice classical tunes. Sound as you might expect consists of the crash of cannon and little else. The sound effects are ok but not what you might call inspired. Graphics are always a bit tricky in games of this sort because to get a view of the entire battle, individual units have to appear as little more than dots on the screen.