What do you need to click on? Does It It have to be a pirate ship only or can It be a merchant ship? I have a fuse cord and powder charge In pack,what do I need to do with them exactly. Information Is very welcomed. Thanks..
So I still have to take It down to 0% In the the red? Or just have the cannon prepped to fire? the way people made It sound was you didn't have to completely drop It down to 0% in the red to scuttle.you need to load items in your cannons
Thanks for the guide.
Nah thats it.Ok,I'm sorry I think misunderstood the term "scuttle"because I thought It was a reference to specifically the sinking of the ship. I've boarded numerous ships and looted. I thought It was the sinking of the ship,as In the term "scuttle". Thanks for the Info. I guess there Is nothing extra after you killed the crew and looted the ship(hull,npcs,chests,etc.).
Yarrrr dead men tell no tales you see crewmen i see possible cargo...Using shot will hit the crew and they will fight back. Using cannon balls will not hurt the crew and you do not need to kill them, Much easier
The Flying Cloud was a Yankee ship, five hundred tons or more,Yarrrr dead men tell no tales you see crewmen i see possible cargo...
Love the poem/ballad! Who wrote it?The Flying Cloud was a Yankee ship, five hundred tons or more,
She could outsail any clipper ship hailing out of Baltimore,
With her canvas white as the driven snow and on it there's no specks,
And forty men and fourteen guns she carried below her decks.
We plundered many a gallant ship down on the Spanish Main,
Killed many a man and left his wife and children to remain,
To none we showed no kindness but gave them watery graves ,
For the saying of our captain was: "Dead men tell no tales. "
We ran and fought with many a ship, both frigates and liners too,
Till, at last, a British Man-O-War, The Dunmow, hove in view,
She fired a shot across our bows as we ran before the wind,
And a chainshot cut our mainmast down and we fell far behind.
They beat our crew to quarters as they drew up alongside,
And soon across our quarter-deck there ran a crimson tide,
We fought until they killed our captain and twenty of our men,
Then a bombshell set our ship on fire, we had to surrender then.
It's now to Newgate we have come, bound down with iron chains ,
For the sinking and the plundering of ships on the Spanish Main,
The judge he has condemned us and we are condemned to die.
Young men a warning by me take and shun all piracy.
Farewell to Dublin City. and the girl that I adore,
I'll never kiss your cheek again nor hold your hand no more,
Whiskey and bad company have made a wretch of me,
Young men, a warning by me take and shun all piracy.
There once was a boy from Nantucket......The Flying Cloud was a Yankee ship, five hundred tons or more,
She could outsail any clipper ship hailing out of Baltimore,
With her canvas white as the driven snow and on it there's no specks,
And forty men and fourteen guns she carried below her decks.
We plundered many a gallant ship down on the Spanish Main,
Killed many a man and left his wife and children to remain,
To none we showed no kindness but gave them watery graves ,
For the saying of our captain was: "Dead men tell no tales. "
We ran and fought with many a ship, both frigates and liners too,
Till, at last, a British Man-O-War, The Dunmow, hove in view,
She fired a shot across our bows as we ran before the wind,
And a chainshot cut our mainmast down and we fell far behind.
They beat our crew to quarters as they drew up alongside,
And soon across our quarter-deck there ran a crimson tide,
We fought until they killed our captain and twenty of our men,
Then a bombshell set our ship on fire, we had to surrender then.
It's now to Newgate we have come, bound down with iron chains ,
For the sinking and the plundering of ships on the Spanish Main,
The judge he has condemned us and we are condemned to die.
Young men a warning by me take and shun all piracy.
Farewell to Dublin City. and the girl that I adore,
I'll never kiss your cheek again nor hold your hand no more,
Whiskey and bad company have made a wretch of me,
Young men, a warning by me take and shun all piracy.
I only posted half of the lyricsLove the poem/ballad! Who wrote it?