Shot type 2 kills sails, reducing mobility, speed, and turning abilities. For larger ships, use the different types of cannon balls to wear down your opponents. And likewise, i go for ramming, but doing ramming damage doesn't really do anything for boarding, so it's like i'm splitting damage 50/50 and not doing enough of either to get a kill before I get blown up!Īlso when i ram someone, it definitely does some damage, but then they seem to be able to recover and turn and shoot the ♥♥♥♥ out of me, while I'm recovering from the ram like a slow ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ and just kind of sitting there like a target!īasically it feels like all of my strengths don't do enough compared to the bad situations I end up in as a result of doing them! Ramming get's me shot and killed, and boarding gets me shot and killed!īasically it feels like all of my strengths don't do enough compared to the bad situations I end up in as a result of doing them! Ramming get's me shot and killed, and boarding gets me shot and killed! The advantage to a Frigate like the Bloodfin is in it's versatility and maneuverability compared to the larger ships and firepower and durability compared to smaller ships. So after playing Bloodfin for a few matches, i'm curious - If i have crew that enhances boarding, don't I have to go all in? Basically I've boarded people 3 or 4 times and gotten their crew down, but end up getting killed in the process. When they fire a broadside, try to stay on that side because they will be slow to reload and try to get to their rear. Get crews that increase you're boarding power and speed, and do your best to stay BEHIND bigger ships. Just remember that you are tiny and weak, but super fast. Originally posted by DarkKrieg:I don't recommend the Cinder until you fully understand the mechanics of the game.Īt least with the bloodfin, you have the option to board/ram effectively. If you want to nuke people at extreme range, sniper style, then Humans are the faction for you. However, if you want, say, the best possible armor and most powerful single shots, you want the Dwarf Battleship. You then use Upgrades, Mates, and Captains to refine and improve your ships power or to eliminate or mitigate its weaknesses.įor example the Orc Frigate (the Bloodfin) has the advantages of both the Orcs and the Frigates, meaning it is superbly balanced for both offence and defense, is reasonably fast and maneuverable, AND has a powerful ramming ability. Fast, strong, maneuverable, armored, plenty of firepower.īattleship: Slow, lumbering, heavily armored, overwhelming firepower. Sloop: Glass Cannon, highly maneuverable, fast, fragile.įrigate: Balanced.
Orcs: Heavy Melee DPS, well balanced offence and defense, powerful ramming abilities. Humans: Ranged DPS with Glass Cannon tendencies. To compare the ships to standard MMO classes:
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