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..
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How do you scuttle a ship exactly with fuse cord and powder charge?
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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.
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.).
Thanks for the guide.
Yarrrr dead men tell no tales you see crewmen i see possible cargo...
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Another thing that might help you.
Watch how the ship looks as you blow it to smitherines. First shot you won't notice but as the condition goes down it will have tears in the sail and holes and broken up boards. Until it finally looks like a burnt cigar on your radar map.
This stage the battle is more or less over and you can board to loot and kill pirates.
Another easy way to note when you can stop firing. Look at the mast in the center that gives condition % or damage
Green
Yellow
Orange - scuttled
Red - overkill
If it's orange , you can climb aboard.
Watch how the ship looks as you blow it to smitherines. First shot you won't notice but as the condition goes down it will have tears in the sail and holes and broken up boards. Until it finally looks like a burnt cigar on your radar map.
This stage the battle is more or less over and you can board to loot and kill pirates.
Another easy way to note when you can stop firing. Look at the mast in the center that gives condition % or damage
Green
Yellow
Orange - scuttled
Red - overkill
If it's orange , you can climb aboard.
You can kill the crew right away either as archer/thrower caster or tamer with a magery mastery or necromagey will teleport over
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I only posted half of the lyrics
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