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Save before entering a tavern, go in, check if there is any officer, that has some skill in cannons and accuracy. If yes, hire him. If not, reload.
You can savescam for good officers like this, if you want to spend the time.
Also, thank you for writing the guide, It has been a god send because this game isn't intuitive at all xD
In taverns, I'll randomly see some dude who says he's a specialist of some sort or will train and offers to come on for 1000 coins. When I give him the money, I say I'll see him when I come on board but uh...Nothing seems to happen when I go back to my ship. What is his function?
Wait, am I paying 1000 coins for single sailor?
No. Just look around while you're on deck. Whenever there's a reticle, it means your cannons can be aimed at the direction you're facing. When it turns red, it means that you're aiming at the enemy. Once you left-click, it fires all the cannons that can reach the direction you're aiming at.
Usually you wouldn't have to aim manually unless it's to trigger an event.
Getting officier to get higher stats. And rather board ships then sink them seems much easier. Guide suggested using mines (consume 200 gunpowder) to do significant damage early.
My run is like 5-6 hours old an I'm still level 1. All I can do is carry mail and passengers.