Lizzo

I agree with most of your points, but how is a seasoned Victory ever slower than a non seasoned L'Océan/Santi?

Despite the fact that current ships may no longer be the best, I am in favour of making the new special woods slightly better than the "ordinary" S-woods. If Live Oak (S) ships are still the most stable ones, everyone will still take their Victory 1765 to important harbour battles and sail the best ship. The motivation for specially built ships would be much higher, if e.g. Greenheart would be somewhat stronger than Live Oak (S). Then old ships would still be very good, but ambitious shipbuilders would have a new task again. Old Teak/White Oak ships should still be able to keep up, but I think it would be good if there were new, better builds so the meta changes a bit and there would be new goals for crafters.

You can just apply a custom filter only visible by you by clicking the little triangles in the column header.

Thanks @admin, that is a really really nice one o7

I don't know if this topic has come up before, but I would love to have a timestamp for ships to see not only where and by whom, but also when exactly a ship was built or redeemed. This would help with ship trading and would simply be a very interesting additional information.

Not sure why my post is not showing, lets give it another try: Raking a 3rd Rate for 307 casualties! http://imgur.com/a/qhR2v

Congratulations Jeheil! That is what i call a well placed raking shot (307 casualties vs. 3rd Rate). http://imgur.com/a/qhR2v

A sixth quality grade for modules: Legendary (red or orange), which cannot be crafted and can only be obtained via (VERY) rare NPC drops