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* Crafting materials are used only for upgrading weapons/boat, no ammo pouches or whatever. | * Crafting materials are used only for upgrading weapons/boat, no ammo pouches or whatever. | ||
* A surprising number of things can catch fire. | * A surprising number of things can catch fire. You are one of those things. The easiest way to put yourself out is to hold the dodge button while moving to roll or jump into water if there's any around, even ankle deep will do it. | ||
* The "parry" actually has a really long window, it is more of a soft block that parries whatever hits you at that time, and knocks back everyone around you. Abuse it | * The "parry" actually has a really long window, it is more of a soft block that parries whatever hits you at that time, and knocks back everyone around you. Abuse it | ||
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* The armor sets won't auto-level if any pieces are in ship storage when you complete the set. | * The armor sets won't auto-level if any pieces are in ship storage when you complete the set. | ||
* The game's combat is by default quite HP spongy, and in particular it's very difficult to play as a "pure" assassin build early on. If you prefer a quick and lethal style of play which lends itself well to stealthy kills (as you might expect from a game with Assassin in the title), there's an unlockable engraving which limits your health to 25% but boosts your damage by 100%. It completely changes how the game is played and so is worth being aware of. | |||
* Recruiting someone adds them to your lieutenant pool, which can be used to buff your ship's fight-stats. You should only grab people you notice to have cool, high-level traits. Or ignore it, naval combat isn't super hard. | |||
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