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:They are still technically Men O' War based on design, just made larger and stronger to act as "bosses" for the player. When approaching the Fearless and Royal Sovereign in AC4, for example, the lookout even calls them Men O' War. [[User:Ghost Leader|Ghost Leader]] ([[User talk:Ghost Leader|talk]]) 04:03, April 3, 2015 (UTC) | :They are still technically Men O' War based on design, just made larger and stronger to act as "bosses" for the player. When approaching the Fearless and Royal Sovereign in AC4, for example, the lookout even calls them Men O' War. [[User:Ghost Leader|Ghost Leader]] ([[User talk:Ghost Leader|talk]]) 04:03, April 3, 2015 (UTC) | ||
== What the hell is a "traghetti"? == | |||
I can't find ''anything'' about a ship type by that name. Is there another name it's known by? [[User:Ghost Leader|Ghost Leader]] ([[User talk:Ghost Leader|talk]]) 04:08, April 3, 2015 (UTC) | |||
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Legendary Ships
I found out that Legendary Ships are an apart group of ships, they are NOT Men O' War. I used my spyglass while fighting with them, it does say "Legendary Ship, Level 75" and NOT Man O' War. I posted it here because I tried to edit this info, but everybody deletes that info immediatly. 81.82.191.66 21:22, December 5, 2013 (UTC)
- They are still technically Men O' War based on design, just made larger and stronger to act as "bosses" for the player. When approaching the Fearless and Royal Sovereign in AC4, for example, the lookout even calls them Men O' War. Ghost Leader (talk) 04:03, April 3, 2015 (UTC)
What the hell is a "traghetti"?
I can't find anything about a ship type by that name. Is there another name it's known by? Ghost Leader (talk) 04:08, April 3, 2015 (UTC)