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In Assassin's Creed Rogue, the most powerful ships are found in the North Atlantic and the River Valley regions. Notably, players can encounter legendary ships like the "Elk" and the "Rogue," which pose significant challenges due to their advanced capabilities and strong defenses. Players must employ strategic tactics and upgrades to defeat these formidable adversaries and reap the rewards. Upgrading the Jackdaw is also crucial for taking on these powerful foes successfully.
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Japanese impressed with what of the Americans?
their powerful ships and guns
What advantages did the US have?
Privateers and more powerful ships.
What advantages did the US Navy have?
Privateers and more powerful ships.
What items did the Japanese had that impressed the Americans?
Powerful Ships and Guns A+ Students Only!
What about Americans impressed the Japanese?
The Japanese were most impressed with the Americans because of their powerful ships and guns
What advantage did English and Dutch merchants have over the Portuguese merchants?
The English and Dutch merchants had more powerful and faster ships, joint-stock companies and cheaper ships.
Who has the most powerful ship?
The answer is the US Navy. The ships are aircraft carriers. They build them right here in Virginia.
What are the small but powerful vessels that tow big ships into ports?
They are called "Tug boats", or simply "Tugs".
What nation had the most powerful navy in the world at the time of world war1?
England had the most powerful surface fleet of ships, while Germany had the most powerful submarine fleet. England's surface fleet won out over German submarines.
Why were Venetians expert shipbuilder's?
Venice is built on the Italian coast. The building of ships was a natural thing for them to do since they were one of major banking, shipping, and the most powerful city state. Cruise ships today port in Venice.
Are there more shadouge fans or knuxouge?
Not sure, but I can tell you that a Shadouge fan has just answered your question.
Was jolly roger a real person?
No. That was the slang term for a pirate flag, believed to have been derived from the french term "Joulie Rouge" meaning "pretty red." Ships flying a red flag were signalling that they were prepared to fight to the death.
