It requires enough workforce and construction materials and takes some time. Construction at shipyards - Ships can be constructed at sailing shipyards or steam shipyards.Ships can be obtained via three different ways: Typical ships - they sail on the water around islands, avoiding obstacles and other ships.Airships - they fly above the oceans and islands thus effectively covering shorter distance than the rest of the ships would on the same route.Special ships - they can't be constructed without meeting additional requirements, like possessing a specific item or permit, or they have to be bought.Basic ships - they can be constructed in shipyards as soon as population requirement is met.Hybrids - they are affected by the wind slightly but they can equip items which affect specifically sailing ships or steamships.Steamships - they are not affected by the wind at all, having the same speed regardless of the direction of the wind.Sailing ships - they are strongly affected by the wind, travelling slower against the wind or faster with the wind.Military ships (warships) - they can engage in combat, escort other ships, they are equipped with cannons and weapons or advanced weapons are required to construct them, usually have fewer cargo slots.Trade ships - cannot attack other ships, have no cannons and no weapons are required to construct them, usually have many cargo slots.Ships can be divided into classes based on different properties: Therefore if you are out of influence but want to have more ships, you have to reallocate your influence or increase how many influence points you have available overall. Each ship, except for flagship and salvager, requires influence points. There is no hard limit of the number of ships you can have, there is a soft limit instead, determined by influence. With grouped behaviour ships travel together and faster ships slow down to match the speed of slower ships, while with individual behaviour every ship travels with its own speed, even if the ships within the fleet would have to split up. Ships in the fleet can travel with two different movement behaviours: individually or grouped. As long as several ships are selected you are managing a fleet of ships, all issued orders will be executed by every ship which belongs to the fleet. To manage several ships at once left-click and drag over multiple ships to select them all at once, or left-click on the ships while holding Ctrl (either in the game world or in the ships menu at the bottom of the screen). To remove ships from a pin, assign a ship to a different pin or right-click on the pin to remove all ships at once and reset the pin. To see which ships are assigned to a pin, hover over the pin at the top of the ship menu. Drag a ship from the ship menu onto one of the pins (if the pin is already occupied by other ships, dragged ship will be added to the ones already assigned, instead of replacing them).Select a ship and left-click on one of the pins.
Select a ship and then use a keyboard shortcut (by default: Ctrl + number).To quickly select a ship again, it is possible to pin it and assign to a specific key on the keyboard (by default numbers from 1 to 9 + 0). To deselect a ship left-click any empty spot in the game world or select a different ship/building. Move the ship to a location (you can click on a location either in the game world or on the minimap).When the ship is selected, right-click on a target in order to perform one of the following actions: This menu also allows to equip items into ship's sockets or to issue a few different orders like patrolling an area or moving to a different region. There you can check multiple properties of the ship, including its name, type, cargo, health, maintenance etc. Once selected, the ship's interface appears at the bottom right section of the screen. Press a keyboard shortcut (number) of the pin which the ship has been assigned to.Left-click on the ship in the ship menu at the bottom of the screen.Left-click on it when it is inside any of the regions.To select a ship use one of the following ways:
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