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No, I haven't even played any purely naval strategy games.
I haven't really played many strategy games in general.
If I try to remember, a large part of my life was spent on Lord of the Rings (Battle for Middle-earth). There weren't many seas there either. I think it only appeared in some add-on or the second part. But it was good there, and I didn't always use the water, although sometimes I did.
In Heroes, I don't really like it when the map offers a journey across the water.
I also played Empire Earth II a long time ago. There, on the contrary, I would set a random island map, make alliances with all the AI players (of course, I would set them all to the maximum), build a fleet, go to someone's island, build nuclear missiles and bombers, and then declare war on that player.
I also played Cossacks, but I couldn't get into it; it's not a game for my brain. There's too much going on. Every tenth of a second, every person in the army eats food, and every tenth of a second, that food is gathered. It was difficult for me to calculate and understand how many armies I needed to hire, and besides, you have to act quickly, but I've never been good at acting quickly in strategy games because [quote]I'm a noob and a lol[/quote]. And there's also a lot of water there, which I don't like.
But that was a long time ago; maybe it would be good now, but the theme doesn't appeal to me, and in general, I don't want to