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Let’s Play Distant Worlds: Universe – Entry 3 – Fighting the Tide

Another One Bites the Dust…

In this installment of my series looking at Distant Worlds: Universe, I take the manual reigns of forming fleets and attacking targets to make a more active and vibrant game. This leads to the destruction of one pirate base and several pirate ships, but this feels like it’s a small effort against the increasing tide of pirate attacks. I can see why some players like to turn pirates to low or off, because they’re becoming a bigger and bigger problem. Watch how I begin to deal with the problem in the video below, and thanks for watching!

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