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June 8, 2011

This is the final installment in Massively’s journey through my MMO Pirates of the Burning Sea. It’s a very nice wrapup that highlights the strengths of the experience: a real economy with regional trade, a dynamic world with territory that changes hands regularly, player town governance with real powers and responsibilities, and very deep and rewarding naval combat. I still think Pirates is a real triumph of advance

Choose My Adventure: Sailing to port | Massively

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