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    Default Re: Barques versus Caravels

    I've never seen the benefit in stacking either for defending nor attacking. I tend to only unstack mine when I'm attacking though, for the sake of tidyness. The largest stack i ever use anyway is a three ship stack. I always try to keep more than 1 ship in a sea zone, otherwise the AI tries to pick them off (starting a war). Having unstacked ships means that if an AI stack attacks, only one of your ships will be engaged, meaning that you'll only lose one ship, if you lose any.
    Last edited by caravel; 01-25-2007 at 17:38.
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    Default Re: Barques versus Caravels

    Use 3: One of your fastest and 2 of your best attack ships. I always leave them together when not attacking and never get attacked. When attacking, attack with your fastest first then your most powerful. I think ship combat is too random to know for sure wether or not single ship raids are more powerful than stacks.


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