[American Ship Collection (With Plans)]

Sure that thing's got enough sail? Good cripes. :lol

['L' Artésien' French 64 Gun 3rd Rate, 1765]

If Ingermanland comes ingame as she was she will be slower, worse turning and has a very noticable lack in HP compared to a 74 gunner.

Ingermanland's an old ship, though. I'd imagine (though I could be wrong) that a 64 from later in the 1700s would stand a better chance against a 74-gun ship like Bellona. 

[Capsized by a Pickle]

And the Pickle just rights itself and sails away like 

[Age of Sail Replica Ships.]

*Emperor Palpatine voice* Your feeble electrical system is no match for the power of the Dark Side of the Indiaman! 

['L' Artésien' French 64 Gun 3rd Rate, 1765]

So yes, currently the 64-gun line is pretty filled.  

Uh, what? The only 64 we have ingame is Ingermanland, and she's not even completely released yet, isn't she? 

[Discussion - Player ship selection 1st Half 2016]

Well, that's good news. Maybe we can get it going again before we find ourselves in the second half of 2016. 

[Warning - Friendly Kill Threshold]

your progress will be reset.

Admittedly, that might not be much of a threat. We just had a wipe a few days ago, so people might not lose very much progress if they get wiped again. 

[American Ship Collection (With Plans)]

An older-style (without the later flush-deck design) American 74? And a very good-looking one, too? Yes, please. 

[Naval Action Making Headlines]

I'm waiting to see what, if anything, Jim Sterling has to say about it, since he tends to cover stuff in Early Access. I mean, I don't know if he'll say anything good (since he tends to be pretty negative), but it would be promising if he did.  

[Portugese Fifth Rate Ulysses/Urania 1792]

A fully armed spar deck and that colour scheme...I´d guess this Urania was built (or rebuilt) in the 1830s or 1840s.

Agreed, from what I know.

[Age of Sail Replica Ships.]

Heh, by the look of her in those pictures, I think she might've been the Retribution, another ship from Hornblower. See here.

[Portugese Fifth Rate Ulysses/Urania 1792]

That is one seriously unattractive-looking ship. 

['Wapen von Hamburg' (III) German 3rd Rate Konvoiship]

You might want to edit out the foul language, dude. I don't have an issue with it, but the moderators don't seem to like that sort of thing. 

[Age of Sail Replica Ships.]

Heh, it's not that hard. Grand Turk's kinda distinctive-looking, for whatever reason, and I've seen her in Hornblower enough to know her pretty well when I see her.

[Age of Sail Replica Ships.]

I can see the resemblance between a sunny island in the Caribbean and a town in the north west of England. I'm not sure what you mean sorry.

He means that "HMS Phoenix" (if that's what she's called now) is/was also known as l'Étoile du Roy, and before then was known as Grand Turk. She played HMS Indefatigable in the Hornblower TV series. 

[List of ships and other vessels in the game]

I guess I don't remember reading any specifics about the "real" HMS Ontario being introduced into the game, but I'll take your word for it. The Pirate Frigate, as far as I know, is a just a variant of the regular frigate. I don't know how different its stats are. The "generic" 74/3rd Rate uses one of the Bellona's old models/textures (without the Bellona's ornate stern), but might have a different armament range. I'm sure there are other forum members who know more. 

 

Also, there's this ship: http://forum.game-labs.net/index.php?/topic/7165-what-is-the-ship-on-this-screen/ Gros Ventre, a light merchant ship.

[List of ships and other vessels in the game]

Why is the Ontario listed in the OP and greyed out (meaning not released yet), when the Snow (which is basically the Ontario afaik) is also listed in the OP and is also in-game already? Also, isn't the "Pirate Frigate" in-game? Also, if you're listing variants, there's the unnamed "74/3rd Rate" that's in the game right now. 

[If you could make fashion from this era popular again]

While napoleonic era uniforms are cool, I prefer the style of the late 17th/early 18th century:

 

http://www.photo.rmn.fr/archive/88-000603-2C6NU0H22WWQ.html

 

Style. Monsieur de Tourville has it

Probably not historically accurate, but this is what I thought of when I saw that: http://cdn.collider.com/wp-content/uploads/The-Musketeers-cast.jpg

 

[HMS Newcastle -1813, (with plans). A Connie-killer anyone?]

I knew a Leander/Newcastle thread would pop up sooner or later

Haven't we done this before? 

[Age of Sail Replica Ships.]

To me, she's still Indefatigable.

[If you could make fashion from this era popular again]

Napoleonic Era military (especially naval) officer's uniforms. I don't know if they'd be a pain to actually wear or do anything in these days, but at least they look cool.

[HMS Victory (1744)]

Not to be a smart-arse, but I think the Shipyard's the place for posting ship suggestions, OP.

[Reform of Rules and Ban System]

...especially if this rude statement related to a person sister, mother or brother.

I guess dads are fair game, then?

[List of ships and other vessels in the game]

we need Danish ships

I'm sure we'll get Danish ships at some point. Don't worry.

[Venetian/Italian Ship Collection (With Plans)]

@That first rate: Whoa. A bit old for me, but... that is one heck of a ship. 

 

I also like that 64 (judging by the gun ports, though you call it a frigate) in the post above that of the 1st rate. Its design seems nicely streamlined, both literally and figuratively. It's decorated, but without going crazy on the decorations.