Ship Ramp Jumping - Stunt car jumps

Leave the vessel, I repeat evacuate the vessel! Prioritize the safety of women and children! While the ship is not actually sinking, my plan is to accelerate it to its maximum speed and launch off a massive ramp for a thrilling catastrophe!

It may sound absurd, but who wants to stick to normalcy when there's so much excitement to be had in our game! Why settle for mundane realistic games when you can catapult an aircraft carrier off a cliff and watch it spectacularly crash into downtown Manhattan!

Assume command of numerous ships and boats of varying types, racing to your destination before gravity takes hold. Explore new vessels and intriguing locations.

Here are some key considerations when sailing a boat:

Sailing Planning: 

Make a detailed sailing plan before departure, including the route, destination, estimated time, and possible meteorological conditions.

Safety equipment: 

Make sure the boat is equipped with all necessary safety equipment such as life jackets, lifebuoys, signal transmitters, and first aid kits, and check that these are in good condition.

Meteorological conditions: 

Pay attention to the weather forecast and know the wind speed, wind direction, wave height, etc. Inclement weather may require changes in sailing plans.

Navigation and communication: 

Use the right navigation equipment, such as GPS and radar, to ensure you know exactly where you are and where you are heading. Maintain communication with other vessels and maritime authorities.

Boat Inspection: 

Check the mechanical condition of the vessel, including the engine, oil, fuel system and battery, before setting sail to ensure that they are in good condition.

Obey the rules of navigation: 

Know and comply with local and international rules of navigation, including avoidance principles and speed limits.

Stay alert: 

Stay alert during sailing and be aware of surrounding boats and obstacles, especially in areas with poor visibility or heavy traffic.

Crew Training: 

Ensure that all crew members know how to operate the vessel and respond to emergencies, conducting the necessary training and drills.

Logbook: 

Records a logbook that includes information such as time, location, weather conditions, etc., which helps track voyages and respond to emergencies.

Alcohol and fatigue management: 

Avoid drinking alcohol while sailing and make sure you have enough rest and energy to maintain optimal operating fitness.