Crew loss?

[Mayhem Like Me]

This is an actual live footage of a real battle that demonstrates that crew loss in the game is exaggerated! 

 

Check it out for yourself - https://video.search.yahoo.com/search/video?fr=mcafee&p=cannon+fire+scene+pirates+of+the+caribbean#id=1&vid=1c69d2820e947f953e0ffdb0c61d54da&action=click

Edited August 20, 2016 by Mayhem Like Me

[thomas aagaard]

how about actually studying historical written sources about naval combat... and not some fantasy movie...

[Hethwill, the Red Duke]

Regarding film media the 1st season of Black Sails has, in the opinion of many of the specialists, the best representations of naval age of sail combat. ( follow ups are good but not as good )

 

Not as "shiny" as all others but at least they tried to make it look like it would be - clautrophobic and unexpected incoming on decks - the camera work on the raking really shows that perfectly, no one below the rails has any idea it is coming.

[Jonnydread]

Check it out for yourself - https://video.search.yahoo.com/search/video?fr=mcafee&p=cannon+fire+scene+pirates+of+the+caribbean#id=1&vid=1c69d2820e947f953e0ffdb0c61d54da&action=click

Yeah, as everyone knows are Disney movies authentic and historical accurate. 

[Illusive Tabby]

"Actual live footage"...."real battle"...

 

 

OP,....are you sure you know the difference between a MOVIE....and real life?

[The MetaBaron]

I laughted a lot when I saw the youtube videos of Pirates of the caribbean... However its true that sometimes the crew loss is a bit high specially when fighting AI.

 

In Trafalgar the Bucenteure was taken out of the fight from one rake by the Victory as I remember correctly or something to that affect.

[Jean Pual Vilvenue]

Pretty sure the movie is just that, a movie... lol

[Sgt.Barnes]

im no historian, or whatever but im pretty sure that a handful of well placed shots could devestate, especially at close range.

Oh, and they probably didnt have 600+ actors on hand to die onscreen

Edited August 22, 2016 by Sgt.Barnes