I'll play this one. I'm in it for the rum!

davey jones dying ruined the 3rd movie for me...he was my favorite chararcter : (

Should have been Barbossa who killed him. Sniffle.

I was stunned that there wasn't a real Barbossa/Jones scene. Seemed like a no-brainer.

What was the other one I am curious (I just already know that my next game the Cryptozoology one will indubitably feature a Kraken as one of many partcipants)

Jones, to me at least, lost all steam in the third movie. He was the biggest BA in Dead Man's Chest, and was a quintessential villain. Then, he became this lackey until the very end, which was one of my main problems with At World's End.

wow this looks soo temted!

It does, doen't it? Muhahahah!

Furthermore, I hated the ending of Deadman's Chest. Besides that Davie Jones cut out his heart because he loved Calypso and not because he was Captain of the Flying Dutchman, Capt. Jack should have been the one to stab the heart. All that needed to happen was this.

*Jack stabs heart, because Captian of the Dutchman and gains immortality.*

*Turns to Will.*

"Are you afraid of that whole death thingy?"

"Yes"

"Welcome to my crew!"

"Thanks, I feel much better now."

"Right then, I release you from my crew."

"Hey, thanks!"

Either that, or Elisibeth should have been a part of the crew of the Dutchman. But the whole Will as captain thing just doesn't work for me.


Oh well...


I got dibs on Jack!

I take it you're in?

And I agree with the whole Will thing...

Did Davey Jones have groovy facial hair?

I tried to grow tentacles on my face once...

My take on it was that both Davy and Will were to be denied love by the Dutchman on the other hand Jack would get off to happy with being the Captain of it even though he would make a better fit.
That and if they did a sequel they dont need Will but you need Jack and having him stuck on a boat teh whole time could cramp the movie

I wholeheartedly agree.

Roles are written, ships assigned, and doubloons counted. Just need 9 people and then I can get down to the nitty-gritty!

Aye, I be in, matey!