Digging in to Captain's Sea, beyond an unboxing

[@hdavies0]

Really good video, thank you. I'm really appreciating your long playthroughs and discussions. I'm invested in Sails of Glory but good to see how other systems track information. I'm going to try and find those ship sheets from the Anchorage...

[@CounterProductiveGames]

I got them so long ago I don't remember which forum post, but they sure look perty and help cut down on the carboard clutter!

[@68RatVette]

I just got the game, the good vid here will help me get going. Relative movement works well excluding multiple ships per side as well as Islands, shoals, reefs, and sandbars, coastlines, forts

[@CounterProductiveGames]

it is mostly exactly what you just said, best with 1:1 ships and not multiple, no islands, shoals, reefs, sandbar, coastline, forts. If you could somehow add some of that in, I'm not sure how, but that might be cool.

[@dennissvitak6453]

I have Flying Colors and Wooden Ships and Iron Men. I love them both. Not keen on single ship actions.

[@CounterProductiveGames]

I prefer 2 to 3 ships, but willing to give this a try. Mike put a lot of effort into making a compelling 1v1, so hoping for the best!

[@przemekbozek]

Same here, I'm giving small ships action a pass. Looking forward to Mike's next game, Navarchoi - fleet combat at the ancient times...

[@WysteriaGuitar]

Any navy game Mike Nagel designs I'm in!