PiratesAhoy!

An article on the final version of Build 14 has been released!

Done:

This is it.
I am finished.
I deserve the vacation that my dear friend(s) have been recommending I take for two years straight.

In other words, this is where I leave things.
It is up to whoever reads this to take things where I left off.

Think:
Plastering this all over the internet (ModDB, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, NexusMods and what have you more; like GOG.com/Steam, etc. and the list goes ever on).
I hope you fine peopsels enjoy this cumulative result of 14 years' of effort by easily 100+ different people from all over the globe, working together voluntarily in their spare time for zero charge.

Gentlemen, a short view back to the past...
I missed this video. Don't know why but I did. Shame really as it was very interesting.
Better late than never I guess.

Ahoy there! New video released on the Corsairs Legacy channel. Which means even more of your questions answered!

Our adventure has come to an end. The last Hearts of Oak track has been released, and is composed by Christian Tornholm-Lehn AKA @Flannery!
Thank you very much to all the composers for the music, and to Franco @Tempesta for also making and uploading the videos.

This one has been asked on multiple occasions. Who are Mauris?
So in order to answer this, and other questions of yours, they released a new video.
Sharing why some things are the way they are.

For those in countries that can't open the application page:

The Nameless Pirate said:

So time for a follow up I think.
I was actually able to donate. I waited for a while to make sure it went well, and it did. They have indeed accepted the donation.
How I did it? I used a VPN set to America. Once that was done everything went smoothly. So if you wanted to donate but you weren't let view the application form, this is your chance. The donation will go on for another 26 days at the time of writing this. (6/1/2022)

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Ahoy there mateys!

Hope you are all doing well. This one is a bit different than usual, yet I think it should be addressed.

Studio Ghibli’s museum has been hit hard lately. The pandemic has lead to a lack of visitors. Yet costs don’t stop. Just like a ship, even if not used repairs will still be needed. Money is needed to keep things afloat. Likewise the Ghibli museum (Built 20 years ago) still needs money to operate, or to...

Ahoy there mateys,

After last week's Notice - Forum Software Upgrade by @DH27, it's time for some further changes.

While we've always been open to discussing just about anything, the vast majority has been focused on video games.
The forum structure was always set up for that too; so any regular pirate or seafaring affection-ado might quickly get lost and move on elsewhere.
Time to do something about that then!
With some input from @Armada and @Brent Jackson, I just finished restructuring our discussion areas to have room for much more varied interests.

Now it's up to us all to fill these up with some interesting stuff!
You can already find what we made a start with in the past; but there's plenty opportunity to take things ever further.

@The Nameless Pirate has kindly updated our tagline to match...

And outrun them we did. That Man 'o War was powerful, but slow.
It's a dangerous life we lead, but we live to fight another day. With gold in our holds, we are now "Sailing into the Sunset".

Composed by Franco Tempesta & Christian Tornholm-Lehn.

Of course when hunting down for gold; trouble arises. The Spanish did not like our operation, and a "Man 'o War" is on our tails.
High time we saw to outrunning them wouldn't you agree?

Composed by Mathias Hoogland.

The HoO posts have stayed behind for some time. So why not fix that?
Two weeks ago "Spanish Gold", composed by José Cava was posted on our YouTube channel. So are you going to join us on the hunt?

Ahoy there!

After weeks of preliminaries the forum will hopefully be upgraded to the new version of our forum software over the course of this weekend (03.-05 december 2021). Because of this, throughout the weekend, the forum might not always be reachable or it might show weird behaviour or plain nothingness. Please be aware that depending on how smoothly the upgrade will go, it could happen that new posts published/written during the weekend might not survive the upgrade process. The last forum backup before the upgrade will be made on Friday, the third, at 6 pm central european time (CET). I will try my best to save forum posts made after this date manually, but they are potentially at risk of loss.

I am looking forward to meeting everbody back on the new version of the forum!

Corsairs Legacy is currently been shown off in Steam. If you missed part of it as I did, no problem.
It is not over yet, so you will get to see what you missed if you wait a little bit.
Also, if you can please keep the tab open after you are done as it will help in giving it more attention.

https://steamcommunity.com/broadcast/watch/76561198332146403
Steam Community :: CooLWeB :: Broadcast

A gameplay teaser for Corsairs Legacy just released. You can see some of the locations available.

I have sailed the seas for years now, seen many a port. Due to my profession however it is not rare to find turmoil instead of peace.
Porto Pirata is different however. There there is no need to worry about nationalities, everyone is a pirate there.

Composed by Franco @Tempesta.

Another Corsairs Legacy devlog has landed on YouTube, among other things you can see the final running animation and the combat animations.

So now who went and agitated the natives?
Anyway it doesn't matter, we have to make a run for it.

The weapon types for Corsairs Legacy have been revealed.
So which do you think will your favourite one will be?
Stick till the end for some extra development news.

The people over at Mauris have made some new run animations for Corsairs Legacy.
You can drop by the comments of the YouTube video, and vote for the one you like.

This one thoroughly is late on my end, don't know why but I missed it.
Anyway lets tread through this jungle now, shall we?