The big week one update!

This update adds a boat-load of new stuff. Obviously you can read over the changelog below so we'll just highlight the major stuff here. We've created a new translation tool to simplify the process for everyone in the community. (Thanks Topher!) This means that the current translations are broken and have temporarily been removed. We'll be slowly uploading them as they are replaced with the new versions. After seeing how people have been playing Don't Sink we noticed a few issues with the GUI and so have addressed those problems accordingly. You'll notice the changes within minutes of playing and we promise you'll like it. Lastly we added a two new side quests and a quest menu. New content & features

New language parsing system and tool, translations are much easier to do now
New quest menu GUI
New side quest, "Lost Love"
New side quest, "Message In A Bottle"
Asynchronous saving implemented to reduce hiccups in performance
Steam screenshots implemented

Minor changes

Window size is now locked to your current resolution setting (no more resizing manually)
Increased the cost of higher tier ships by about 50%
Bars added to make crew feeding GUI more clear
Item GUI popup for when you gain/lose items or gold
Added back button to quick menu in towns
"Quest Menu" prompt added below "Quick Menu" when first showing island view

Bug fixes and performance improvements

The "Default" save no longer occurs when the world is initialized
When building a new structure on an island the entrance triggers would not be created until returning to the island
Islands you own would give you gold improperly
Repairing would either take too much wood and allow you to repair while having full health
No quest items had translations enabled
About 90% of interaction prompts did not have translations enabled
Sails on the players ship in towns were animated while it was not moving
Items shown on the general stores sell GUI sometimes would say "Sold Out"
Characters in the town would pop in and out when near the edge of the camera
Tavern crew hiring menu kicks you out of the hiring screen if you have the max amount of crew, they run out of crew to hire, or if you can't afford it anymore
Pressing ENTER in the shipyard to confirm a purchase did not work previously
Shimogawa rock inspection cutscene dialgoue fixed, mispelling and improper grammar
Cramton arrival cutscene was previously missing from translation files, also "government" was mispelled
Removed unused scripts/resources and cleaned up code, minimal memory usage reduction
The player had a clone that would occasionally walk past whatever shop the player was in
Hotfixed Steam achievement issues

As always... stay salty sea dogs!

Team Lead / Lead programmer Sebastian Nigro (Seabass) Twitter Artist / Visual design Daniel Marques (Thirteen) Twitter Audio / Web / Programmer Chris Anselmo (Topher) Twitter Official Website Trello Page Discord Server Reddit

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A Sandbox-Adventure-Pirate-RPG that takes inspiration from Pirates of the Carribean (2003 video game), FTL: Faster Than Light, and Sid Meier's Pirates but makes certain to stand out on its own.

Explore a massive world with unique islands and landscapes. Discuss rumors and discover the origins of each island by talking to the people that live there
Expect the unexpected when at sea. Events you may be unprepared for may occur such as a foodborne illness among your crew. You'll need to have access to the right supplies and have the experience to keep your ship afloat
A casual but real challenge - While simple to pickup and understand, there are numerous events that only an experienced swashbuckler will be prepared for. This makes the game more satisfying for long term pirates
Thoughtfully executed cutscenes that help to bring the world to life as well as reward pirates that explore

Sailing between islands is necessary to expand your control over the world and to increase your reputation
Tending to the morale, hunger, and thirst of your crew will require you to maintain a supply of food/water and consider whether or not rationing food is required during long journeys
Governing islands you've conquered is a difficult responsibility as you will need to solve economic issues before they get out of hand
Purchase larger ships as you fight your way through the sea. Famously powerful vessels such as the Galleon and Man of War are but a few of the available ships

MINIMAL SETUPOS: Ubuntu 14 or above (64-bit Only)
Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo or AMD Athlon 64 X2Memory: 2 GB RAM
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Graphics: Intel HD 5000 or better
Storage: 250 MB available spaceAdditional Notes: Various integrated graphics cards will not run the game and specific anti-virus programs are known to cause issues

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