The security of traditional client-side games remains

ItsRalphy said:

Whats a quick resume of the game play? I my hunt for it

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flyhores said:

The main storyline of the game takes place during the early and mid-period of the Spanish Armada, a time when Europe's Britain, France, Spain, and Portugal were vying for maritime power and exploring the world
The main professions in the game are naval personnel, merchants, and adventurers
There is an English version on STEAM, and the game is produced by KOEI Company in Japan.
I have the Taiwanese version, and I am playing the Spanish version

Adventurers are quite interesting and constitute the core content of the game. There are nearly 4,000 discoveries in total, encompassing astronomical, geographical, archaeological, treasure, artistic, and religious discoveries. Each discovery comes with a complete historical true story or various legendary tales

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elenafj said:

I get where you’re coming from. Traditional client-side games have proven over time that they can be perfectly stable and reliable when they’re well maintained. If you’ve been playing the same title for nearly 20 years without major issues, that says a lot about its design and how it’s been handled by the developers. While modern online models bring convenience and constant updates, they also introduce new risks. There’s definitely something reassuring about a classic setup that just works and doesn’t depend on heavy server-side systems to stay playable.

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