Royal Navy Bundle

Royal Navy Bundle – Full Review

Where do I begin?
To make this easier to follow, I’ll break everything down into three main categories: Boats, Uniforms & Accessories, and Weapons.

1. Boats
Let’s start with the boats, which are one of the main parts of this bundle.

The good news is that the boats are made using high-quality materials. They all use Aerotech scripting, which gives them functional weapon systems like missiles and guns. That sounds great, right?

Well… not so fast.

There are a lot of bugs and glitches that make using these boats frustrating. For example, when you launch missiles at targets far away, the missiles often dive into the ground or water before hitting the target, and then somehow still explode and destroy it. So, while the missiles technically work, it just looks very unrealistic and broken.

Another issue is that not all the boats are made with the same quality. If you look at the pictures included in the bundle, you’ll see some of the boats look like they were carefully built, while others look like imported models that don’t match the rest. It feels very inconsistent.

Some boats have well-designed interiors with detailed rooms and space, while others are extremely basic, with just a bridge and a hangar. Yes, that’s really it. You get on board and realize there’s nothing else inside. On top of that, the lighting is poorly done. It’s either way too dark or painfully bright. You’ll probably have to fix the lighting yourself to make it usable.

And there’s more: in some boats, the hangar doors look open, but they’re actually not—you can’t walk through them. Worst of all, one of the boats in the bundle completely breaks when you spawn it. It just falls apart on its own, and no matter what I tried, I couldn’t get it to work. It’s basically unusable.

Final rating for the boats: 4/10

2. Uniforms and Accessories
Now onto the uniforms and accessories. This is one of the strongest parts of the bundle.

The uniforms are well-designed and come in different types—formal, working, and more. Even better, there are versions of the uniforms for every rank, which is a really nice detail. That’s definitely a big plus.

There are also medals and ribbons included. You can choose to wear just the ribbons if you prefer a cleaner look, which is a nice touch. The medals themselves look great and are easy to place using free software like Paint.net.

Another cool detail: the formal navy caps are accurate depending on the user’s rank and gender, which shows attention to detail.

There is a small downside, though—some of the neck medals look a little weird and feel unfinished. But if you’re good at clothing design, you can fix or improve them yourself.

Final rating for uniforms and accessories: 9/10

3. Weapons
The weapons are decent, but they need some work to actually use.

They don’t function right out of the box. You have to import them into whatever weapon system your game is using—like ACS, ACSM, TPS, etc. For some people, that’s easy, but for others, it can be a bit of a challenge.

That said, the bundle comes with a wide variety of British firearms based on the real Royal Navy/Armed Forces, which is pretty cool. Some of the guns look like they were made directly in Roblox Studio, while others seem to have been imported from somewhere else. The quality is mixed, but because there are so many options, you can just use the ones you like best.

Final rating for weapons: 7/10

Overall Summary
The Royal Navy Bundle is okay, but not amazing, especially because of the issues with the boats.

If you’re buying this mainly for the uniforms, accessories, and weapons, then it’s a good deal. It saves time and effort, especially if you’re starting a Royal Navy group on Roblox.

But if you’re buying this because you want well-made boats, you’ll probably be disappointed. The boats are buggy, inconsistent in quality, and in some cases completely broken.

Overall Rating: 4.2 / 5