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I agree, you need at least one other guy on the crew to take advantage of the front cannons on the Frigate to really show its stuff.
Otherwise if you're alone you may as well use the Galleon and get the most out of the broadsides. War Sloop is good for traveling. Maybe it can be good in combat if you're very skilled at the hit and run. I think it'd be a better PvP ship than PvE. |
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depends on how u sail do u sail all alone or with a huge guild/crew if u sail alone galleon is a great ship if u sail with a crew frigate is a great ship
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having owned both, I say here is the crux of it:
Frigates: More fire power, better than galleon with multiple people, wearker broadsides. Galleon: Stronger Armor, Better broadsides, good lone fighter. |
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Depends on what you want to do when you sail. Galleons are more for cargo and the protection of that cargo. Frigates are for battle, basically.
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