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...because sure you cause casualties (but all AI ships have tons of spare crew) and damage, but you haven't reduced the 'planking' so once the ship turns to put you broadside-to-broadside, chances are you haven't gained much advantage at all. Very odd.
It's not clear to me why an Age of Sail simulator would require separate 'planking' and hull structure values. The wood that protects you from fire is also the wood keeping the water out. Surely one value to each side ought to cover it.
It's very 'video game-y' to have two separate stats for hull HP, but no modeling of suppression/disruption for the crew who is being shot!
Hmm... I've been looking at getting the game because I love the period, but it seems to have some similar problems to Empire and Napoleon Total War's naval battles. And even in those games stern raking was fairly effective. The damage system seems really odd in Ultimate Admiral.
My suspicion is that it has something to do with the USS Constitution mythology about the ship being “armored” when yeah it was tough but it was just the kind of wood that it was built as
To be fair, simulating "realistic" tactical man-o'-war engagements is an absolute nightmare and I don't think it has been ever pulled off, even on non-computer based wargames.
Maybe @ABRGLL has some recommendations?
Artificially inflated health isn't the worst idea. Didn't the victory herself manage to knock a ship out with a single broadside that killed like 300+ people at close range. Once you get to the 30+ pounder you can do thos annyway, even with the extra planking.
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