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Yeah, I don't either.
Yeah yeah, "wahhh" and all that. Everybody has their own cross blah blah blah, I get it.
That cross doesn't seem so heavy, though, and the Centurian whhipping you seems to be hung over because he really isn't trying , when you have other people there sharing the same experience with you....you tend to help one another. My so called friends cherry picked my gaming rig down to practically nothing. Now I'm using this PoS PC thats making me wonder why I call myself a gamer at all...SMH I'm no gamer. I'm a chump with EASY MARK written on my forehead. If I knew I'd get away with it I'd chop off the mother ♥♥♥♥♥♥'s thumb who took my video card and shove it waaaaay up his ass for him and tattoo the state of Arkansas across both of his cheeks and forehead. Am I bitter? you'd better believe it.
Each player has a giant sailing ship as their main game piece. Each ship has a removable sail, two trigger-action side panels, and a huge spring-driven cannon. Players take turns moving forward along a prescribed track and shooting bean bags at their opponent's ship. A hit on one of the side panels will force it to pop off and give the player a free shot at the other side; a hit forcing the sail off becalms the ship for a turn.
To add to the pirate flavor, each player also has an eye patch. Wearing these will slightly affect depth perception and add a marginal bit of sport to the shooting.
This game retailed for the somewhat impressive sum of $16 back in 1962. With its huge plastic ships (close to a foot long), giant vinyl play mat, and the eye patches, it may well stand as one of the more overproduced games of the early 1960s.