Ahoy mate,

In the market for a new ship?...You have come to the right place. A precious beast awaits you newly careened Man o' War with 2nd lvl guns. Tis been waiting on the right person. So what be yeh offer?

I'd do say 50 Credits starting?...
7.5 mill gold coins then...



P.S: To outbid a credit offer,pls add at least 2.5 mill worth of gold or credit.

1.Lvl 10 Man-of-War. 47 Points. 300 cred bid

2.Lvl 1 Man-of-War. 6 points. 207 cred bid

3.Lvl 4 Man-of-War. 17 Points. 20 cred bid

4.Lvl 10 Man-of-War. 45 Points. No bids

5.Lvl 10 Man-of-War. 47 Points No bids

Who can explain these phenomenons.

Attribute Point distribution. The Lvl 1 MoW has no attribute points spent. The Lvl 4 has the attribute points spent on sails and hammocks.

I also assume that the starting bid was fat fingered for the Lvl 1.

Does the attributes count/placement even matter. What's the point of having a MOW that's not 60 attributes?

Yes it does. Unless you have max attribute points, assigning the points decreases the ship's value on the market, as the point assignment may not be what the buyers are looking for.

It be' because players can level it themselves - A Level 10 mow is already pre-built, stacked and its max attribute points naturally, yet a fresh level one man of war there' be a chance of it for higher atts then other's, savvy? Something Nobles may do, as 30 mil gold is nuffin'. man of war

It also be att count, att distribution, but main reason be' listed above

Man of Wars a slow for my taste I prefer fast & efficient ships

Hey, that lvl 1 MoW for 207 is mine! I asked for that because that's the starting price for a MoW anyways, not sure why Delrio is acting surprised!

Me mate? Yeh can't find a scallywag like me excited about em measly ships and them tags.....me humble cutter will serve me 10 x longer in months than that ship will do you in days.

State your opinions and I'll give you the facts.