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번역 관련 문제 보고
***I just looked up on the wiki, and an Indefatigable with carronades top and bottom wipes the floor with the Trinc
Blah blah blah carronades... if you aren't on the pve server we'll assume you know better by now and leave it there.
One of my biggest problems with the trinc is the heeling. You can get unlucky and get a massive amount of leaks shot into you when you're not careful and expose your ship when it's heeling as the trinc does.
When it comes to the turnrate, the trinc does worse than the essex. (Base stats of 2.56 to 3.11) That difference can be crucial in a small battle fight (something like 15v15 player frigates).
My conclusion: For OW PVP I'd take the trincomalee. The 4 bow chasers really do help, and it's faster aswell. But for bigger battles, where speed isn't as important as turning with your enemies and preventing them from getting a good shot on you (which can be deadly onto a trinc when it's heeling), I'd go for the Essex.
If you're looking for a ship for PVE levelling, turning probably isn't that important and it just comes down to the broadside weight, so the Trinc would probably be the best choice there.