This ship strikes a good balance of strength, firepower, and cargo - but it gives up turning speed in exchange. This class is similar to the schooner, but sacrifices speed for hull strength and a little more cargo capacity. Having one of the largest civilian ship cargo capacities, this class packs rows of cannons and a strong thick hull. And true pirates preferred speed over power. Only the premium ships are faster on the open ocean. Schoonerįairly common sailing vessel that ups most stats, except guns (before upgrading), but makes up for the price in speed. KetchĪ few more crewmen and a little more cargo space, but it adds 50% more hull and sails to hold out during battle. Not bad for hit-and-run attacks but won't last long in a stand-up battle. Holding a crew of nine, the Cutter adds a few guns and doubles the cargo space. Learn to hit and run in order to survive. A sloop is a small 3-man craft, barely armed with only a single rear-facing gun and a quick helm to keep you alive. Sloopįor many a sailor, this is where you start. They can be upgraded and are readily available at various ports of call. Some classes offer multiple variations as well so shop wisely.Īs the name says, these are ships primarily designed for use by traders for cargo shipping and pirates for plunder.

The Skeleton Key to Knowledgeīefore we start, know that ships in Caribbean Hunt are rated by Sail Strength, Hull Strength, Crew Compliment, Guns, and Cargo Capacity.

So your friendly neighborhood Amazon Pirate is here to give you the skinny on ships in The Pirate: Caribbean Hunt. Each of those vessels fall under one of more than 20 classes of ship. Maker HomeNetGames allows captains to control massive fleets to conquer the seas.

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