They were amazing experiences that were less physically demanding than ship life with better pay and fewer work hours.īut if given the chance to return to just one of my past lives in my journey across all seven continents and seven seas, I would go back to working on cruise ships without batting an eye.ĭay 17: Geiranger, Norway | Find the mop of hair by the cliff that just set foot on her 50th country today! ? #serenadeadventuresĪ post shared by Michelle Endo on at 4:26am PDT Related: 7 Continents & 7 Seas: How I Got Paid to Travel the World I’ve had the chance to live on foreign land abroad in Japan and even on the ice in Antarctica. You’ll often hear crew members joking that they’re never coming back that this is their last contract.īut the truth is that more often than not, we somehow always come crawling back for just one more contract because once you get a taste for life at sea, living anywhere else isn’t the same. All summer long, every single week #serenadeadventuresĪ post shared by Michelle Endo on at 4:43am PDT Please, please, please don’t ever let me take this for granted: the fact that I can work in the morning, run around Saint Petersburg for a few hours, go back to work until midnight and see this amazing sunset, and then get back off the ship to see people all over the world celebrating the World Cup together in the streets before I return to the floating tin can I call home at 4am. You can party all night over international waters, fall asleep to the sound of the ocean, and wake up in a completely different country. There are always advantages and disadvantages to every job and working on cruise ships is no different.Ĭruise ship crew life can be intense: long hours, no days off for months, lots of rules, demanding guests, small living quarters and little to no privacy.īut working on ships also allows you to travel to places some only dream of while making some amazing connections with fellow seafarers from all over the world.ĭespite all the ups and downs of ship life, I wouldn’t change a thing. You’re away from family and friends for long periods of time Long-term relationships are difficult to sustain You rarely have control over your assignments Ship life affects your hormones and health Customer service on ships can be demanding and is often brutal The food is not the same for crew and guests You get to be part of meaningful humanitarian work Flights to and from the ship are provided If you're proposing new UI features, creating a mock-up can really go a long way in conveying your intent. Ship "Marauder Star Queen" "Marauder Star Queen (Weapons)"Īdd any other context or screenshots about the feature request here. I'll put it back that way with a screen shot for my Marauder Star Queen project.Īnother alternate is to copy and paste the original and simply append the add attributes section. Has anyone else had this issue or idea? Share some links to those Issues, Google Group threads, or Steam forum postsĮach variant for sale should have their own name in the shipyard displayĬurrent alternative for developing ships if all are to be listed in the ship yard under their own name, are to not use variants, rather to create each and every ship independently, copy and pasting the attributes section and not using add attributes.
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