The USS Kidd's pirate flag, the infamous skull and crossbones that hearkens back to the Golden Age of Piracy that spanned the 17th and 18th centuries, is the only one the U.S. Navy has ever ...

The USS Jimmy Carter, the most advanced Seawolf-class and one of the deadliest submarines in the U.S. Navy, is commonly seen returning to port flying a pirate flag. Flying the skull and crossbones ...

That doesn’t seem to be the case in Skull and Bones. Unlike Edward Kenway in Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag, with whom we could swim across the entire ocean if we wanted to, your pirate ...

A slew of questionable design decisions sink what could have been a great pirate game into another weak live-service game in a sea full of them. Skull and Bones’ story begins when my ship is ...

The absence of historical characters in Skull and Bones takes away from the immersive pirate experience that fans enjoyed in Black Flag. Ubisoft's decision to focus on original characters and ...

a more naval-focused sequel – the beloved Black Flag – would follow, but a fully-fledged pirate sim was seemingly always Ubisoft's goal. After more than a decade in development, Skull and ...

The main source of the disparity between Black Flag and Skull and Bones is that the former tries to make you feel like a pirate, while the latter is largely an RPG about being a boat. For more ...

is commonly seen returning to port flying a pirate flag. Read more: 17 Best Fighter Jets In The World Today Flying the skull ...