[Frigate engagement between RUS and WASP/IKEA]

Very nice AAR of our battle. It was an honour to fight by your side Merauen. I actually snapped two pictures from the battle I thought could be cool to show alongside this AAR.http://imgur.com/a/IcL5V

[Little things you'd like to see]

I'd like a feature which made it possible it send a captures trader back to one of your outposts with all goods the trader had, but it would cost you some amount of your crew which would sail the ship back to your outpost. Seeing as now you have the send your main ship to an outpost and then sail the trader back yourself. This would make it easier to catch traders but would still limit have many you can capture because after capturing a few traders and sending them back to port you would have to little crew to be able to operate your ship properly.

[Raise Squared sail only option]

I think hitting T does lower all sails that is not squared. It is called depowered mode

[Christianus Quintus - Danish ship of the line, 1666]

Christianus Quintus - 1666

First rate

 

Nominal Guns: 96

 

Crew: From 429 to 600

 

Nationality: Denmark

 

Operator: Danish-Norwegian Royal Navy

 

Launched: 1666

 

How acquired: Purpose built

 

Shipyard: Neustadt

 

Category: First Rate

 

Ship Type: Ship of the Line

 

Sunk as Foundation: 1717

 

Taken from threedecks.org

 

The ship was originally called Prins Christian after the Danish Crown Prince Christian. But after he in 1670 became King Christian V the name was changed to Christianus Quintus but the namechange first took place in 1674. In 1684 the ship changed name again to "Elephanten" which means the elephant because the Danes had built a new and bigger ship that took the name Christianus Quintus.

 

The ship was flagship of Danish admiral Niels Juel in Battle of Køge Bay in 1677. In the battle Niels Juel won a crushing victory over the Swedes. 

 

The ship was sunken as a foundation for the danish seafort "Trekroner" in 1717

 

Video showing a model of the ship (In Danish): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jN-7NndPXSU

Website with information (In Danish) and more pictures: http://www.logen-quintus.dk/46720219