Pirates of the Caribbean Online

I've been playing Pirates of the Caribbean (online game version) for five years now, and I have to say, IT'S A PRETTY AWESOME GAME!!!!!

On my Mac, the game works well. However, some of my friends with Windows computers say that they have lots of problems with this game.

First, you have to create your own pirate to get started, then you make your way through the tutorial. The first weapon you get is a rusty cutlass and of course you start at a notoriety of lv1 (aka level 1). You get to do quests and battles to lv up your character and your weapons.

My personal favorite part is that it's an online game, meaning that you get to play with REAL people around the world. My character's name is Lee Knite, lv32 (I know i misspelled knight but hey, I was six years old when I created him ).

I'm the gm (meaning guild master) of a guild called Lord Lee's Rebels, and I own Isla de Avarica. If you happen to see me, just whisper to my guy and I'll be happy to talk. The max lv for notoriety is 50, and the max for weapons is 30. Once you've completed all the quests, the final quest is to recover the black pearl (which not even I've completed yet) and return it to Jack Sparrow. Also, currently in the game Jolly Roger (the main villain) is invading Port Royal here and there. So join soon before the invasions end, matey!

UPDATE: I have canceled my subscription to Pirates Online. It is a fun game, but Disney keeps banning my account for no reason. I chat to a friend joking that my pirate is going to blow up his pirate, and Disney bans me. I ask a friend how he got rapid fire on his cannon, and Disney bans me. Plus I am paying almost all of my allowance to this game. I am going back to the Wii. Disney is not nice.

EDITORIAL COMMENT FROM CARSON'S DAD:  I do not recommend this game, and I have removed the links to easily purchase this game. At a relatively high price of $10/month for Pirates Online, it is a much better value to try and steer your child towards a console game.