That's all I want to ask about, really I was waiting along from first announcement, I'm hyped, can't wait

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I don't know why Ubisoft does things the way they do. I don't know why they wouldn't give the kids sword and pistol gameplay- at least on land, so they get some in the game. I know many of them were fans of Assassin's Creed Black Flag- I've seen a lot of the gameplay. I saw the captain Morgan's outfit- the plumed hat, the red pirate coat, the many pistoled belt- it was interesting for a pirate.
I've seen the gameplay of Skull and Bones from different sources (A lot of different sources) in the past. I've seen the trailers. In the 2018 trailer, that mysterious dark ship I suspect is a ghost ship coming out of the stormfront with the eerie sound effects- hopefully, they put that in the game. I don't know though why they don't incorporate that beautiful old world nautical globe that was shown that the pirate spins in his hand in the trailer as a way to log discoveries in the game on in some sort of a menu screen.
The kids wanted to name their ships. Some of them went nuts over the kraken. I saw a beautiful, tall waterfall in the Black Flag game with a rainbow from the light hitting the water. I don't know why Ubisoft doesn't put that sort of thing in the game that is a tropical bird habitat- If you find it, you get a parrot for your hideout (girls might like that).
Some old footage of the game showed blue moonlight cascading down at night. Imagine how that would look with raytracing (this game was started though before the PS5 came out), shining though the breaks in the clouds at night with a big visually dramatic full moon in the night sky and the pirate ships silhouetted below on the ocean. Colored stained-glass windows for the stern of the pirate ships would look cool at night, lit up by the lanterns inside the cabin. Have you ever seen pictures of the Coliseum at night with the colored accent lighting around the archways of the structure? What about that sort of thing for the stern of the pirate ships at night?
An abstract, multicolored sunset that looks like sea of flames because of the cloud layer, with a winged, pitchforked devil cloud in it might have been fun for the kids to spot in the sky. The wind does pull clouds at times to make them look wispy, and the colors at sunset could illuminate them to make them look like wisps of flame.