Voyage Century Pirate System made easy

When it comes to MMO games, truth be told, joining the "dark side" is sometimes more fun and more exciting as compared to the goody two-shoes side. Nope, we won't be talking about Star Wars here, or at least not yet. After all, everything in this world has its good and bad sides, you know? Anyway, this one is about IGG's Voyage Century.

This nautical-based title isn't all about exploring the open seas and charting unexplored regions. Players can opt to be a plain privateer or be a menacing pirate. Actually, if you head to Voyage Century's newly opened Item Mall, you'll find there special weapons that will tempt you to strike terror in the hearts of other players.

Being a pirate isn't as easy as that though. You have to join a gang first - fellow players that have nothing in mind but to steal treasures and burn other ships. After that, you have to achieve enough geographical and timing skills to master the craft. Also, those who fall victim to pirates may qualify to be a privateer. Given the proper license, privateers are allowed to plunder any ship in enemy territory to recoup their losses.

If you ask us, this system is rather easy to understand. In simple terms, pirates are allowed to strike first. Privateers, on the other hand, execute sweet revenge after that. The only difference between the two lies in the possession of a license.

When it comes to MMO games, truth be told, joining the "dark side" is sometimes more fun and more exciting as compared to the goody two-shoes side. Nope, we won't be talking about Star Wars here, or at least not yet. After all, everything in this world has its good and bad sides, you know? Anyway, this one is about IGG's Voyage Century.

This nautical-based title isn't all about exploring the open seas and charting unexplored regions. Players can opt to be a plain privateer or be a menacing pirate. Actually, if you head to Voyage Century's newly opened Item Mall, you'll find there special weapons that will tempt you to strike terror in the hearts of other players.

Being a pirate isn't as easy as that though. You have to join a gang first - fellow players that have nothing in mind but to steal treasures and burn other ships. After that, you have to achieve enough geographical and timing skills to master the craft. Also, those who fall victim to pirates may qualify to be a privateer. Given the proper license, privateers are allowed to plunder any ship in enemy territory to recoup their losses.

If you ask us, this system is rather easy to understand. In simple terms, pirates are allowed to strike first. Privateers, on the other hand, execute sweet revenge after that. The only difference between the two lies in the possession of a license.