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"Its a good game but its incompleted"
Version: Navy Field: Resurrection of the Steel Fleet 1.074
Pros
this game is a very real good option in the area of RTS games. you shoot ships with torpedoes, cannons , even planes , really a great game
Cons
i think the game must have more updates , and a spanish forum (for spanish players, because we are a lot) , i think the game must be more balanced (english and german ships are worse than the rest)
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"Fun game but horrendous grind for money/exp"
Version: Navy Field: Resurrection of the Steel Fleet 1.074
Pros
Very customizable, huge battles, many options, a lot of boats, a lot of strategy, takes skill
Cons
VERY VERY VERY hard to make money/exp, must be a hardcore gamer in order to purchase the high level boats. Problems with "nuke" torpedos, Q-class boats are too powerful, other balancing issues.
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"it a good game and it adivite more then crack or any ohter drug"
Version: Navy Field: Resurrection of the Steel Fleet 1.074
Pros
THis game is the best WWII I ever play in ship vs ship combat it give the idea how the ship do comabt in WWII. This game is great i give 4 stars out of 5 stars.
Cons
the game overall is great but the money system is hard to make money. Also the Q class is unbalance and the USS CL is to expensive compare other nation in the game.
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"Best Massivly Multi Player OL"
Version: Navy Field: Resurrection of the Steel Fleet 1.074
Pros
it like so realistic you can imagine what happen at WWII ^_^
Cons
too much lag and hope they change the credit system
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"Great game, few flaws, but what beta doesn't?"
Version: Navy Field: Resurrection of the Steel Fleet 1.074
Pros
-Great naval game
-fun multiplayer
-WWII setting
-Yomato possible - what more is there to say?
Cons
A bit difficult to level up in a few areas... tough getting stuck with the same ship for extended periods of time, but this is specific to beta...
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"Great game recomended download for all war enthusiasts"
Version: Navy Field: Resurrection of the Steel Fleet 1.074
Pros
Very fun naval game. It is a very nice choice for all gamers. The controls of the game are difficult to master, however once mastered them become very easy to use. Mulitiple types of ships, progression through levels such as a MMORPG. This would be considered a MMO War game.
Cons
Some things that could present a problem to the gamer is the difficult credit system. The Navy Field team has promised to revamp the entire credit system so that should help everyone out. So far that is the only con i have found.
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"Frighteningly Addictive"
Version: Navy Field: Resurrection of the Steel Fleet 1.074
Pros
In Navy Field you take the role of a WWII naval captain and fight in numerous on-line battles in an MMP arena to earn the cash and experience for ever bigger, better ships.
In this regard, Navy Field is frighteningly addictive, as there are a wide variety of ships from four nations (UK, US, Germany and Japan) and weapons available.
The battle controls and game interface of designing your ship and recruiting your crew are easy to learn, though slow to master.
While not click fests the battles are fast paced and can become quite tense as you watch those torpedoes crawling ever closer to your ship, biting your nails as your helmsman tries to complete the turn out of harm's way in the nick of time.
It's easy to succumb to "one more game" syndrome. The whole experience is quite novel, as there really isn't another game like this out there.
Cons
On the downside, progress in Navy Field can be slow - painfully slow at times. Stop salivating over that Iowa or Montana class Battleship of your dreams - you'll probably be stuck in a Fletcher class destroyer. Not that racing around in destroyers isn't a blast, but the miserly rate at which the game doles out credits at once makes each victory that much sweeter, but at the same time also makes defeat particularly disheartening. On a particularly bad day of lost battles it's possible to lose your hard earned store of credits with repair and re-armament costs.
The game's documentation is also spotty, with some poor translations from Korean, and large holes in certain areas, such as exactly what certain classes of sailors do, as well as an incomplete list of game controls (though all the essentials are provided).
Also within the novelty of the arena of WWII combat, the game doesn't offer a great deal of variation. The maps are fairly simple (sea, more sea, the odd island) and battles can fall into very familiar patterns.
A campaign mode of some sort would be a real bonus here and play to the games strengths of persistant player statistics and continual advancement, but sadly Navy Field doesn't have anything like this.
These problems are not insignificant and all give the feel of a not-quite-finished product (understandable, given the game is still a Beta), but under them all it's possible to see what could eventually become a classic game peeking out. If you're a fan of the bygone era of big gun naval combat, or just want to take a break from the ever present clutch of FPS, then Navy Field is definitely worth giving a shot.
After all, right now the Beta is free, and all it'll cost you is hours upon hours of your free time!
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"its a great game but is not already completed"
Version: Navy Field: Resurrection of the Steel Fleet 1.074
Pros
its a good RTS game with a lot of posibilities, let u find the better way of fight and improve ur own way of sail
Cons
theres no updated or complete, giving the posibility of make useless characters
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"Battle it out in armour coated gun covered ships"
Version: Navy Field: Resurrection of the Steel Fleet 1.072
Pros
Great gameplay,ships are great,nice leveling systems and and unlocks,i really love this game
Cons
money is hard to find and so is exp,so if ur gunna play,play long and hard
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"great naval game which will hold you in it's grip for a long time"
Version: Navy Field: Resurrection of the Steel Fleet 1.074
Pros
4 different nations with a lot of ships to choose from. easy to learn and great to play
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