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Unsolved How to obtain the "What's That Smell?" achievement
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So as the tile says I'd appreciate any help on how to obtain this achievement. I tried multiple times with my sail ships being attacked by Pyrphorian fleet (with frigates, SotL, shooners, cannoners and clippers), so I'd really like to know what means "burning sail ship". It related to HPs? Is it a chance for every flame attack? Better to send a ship against a flame tower?
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Hey @Nixer992
Thank you for contacting Ubisoft Support.
In order to complete this achievement, could you test this:- Buy a flame-thrower or a Pyrphorian Warship from Anne Harlow
- Attack an enemy ship and set it on fire
If it doesn't work on your first try, keep trying as it should unlock the achievement for you.
Alternatively, you can also build the Pyrphorian Warship after obtaining the legendary ship specialist item Slinky Sinistra, Warlock of Pyrphorian Warships and placing it into a Harbourmaster's Office within range of your shipyard.
Should you need additional support, please do not hesitate to get in touch with us again.
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@Ubi-Galaxy Thank You for the answer.
I tried with a couple of incendiary ships bought form La Fortune and I sunk multiple enemy sail ships both mercantile and military ones (also a couple of cargo ships and an oil tanker). I tried a couple of times with a flamethrower (tried it on a SotL so I had a sail ship burning a sail ship) and with also a Pyrphorian warship built in my shipyard just to be sure. I can add that I was on sandbox and that I had the max influence bonus in military. I hope that I was clear with the details. -
Hey @Nixer992
Thank you for the information you provided. From your message, it seems that the issue still persists.
Would you be able to take a video that shows that even by doing the actions required, the achievement is still locked, so we can send it to the dev team to investigate?
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@Ubi-Galaxy Hi, I made this video, I hope I did everything in the correct way
https://1drv.ms/v/s!Aq8al0Ewpes5gd0hi2sCUxL0wkx-bw?e=z6XAIZ: (https://1drv.ms/v/s!Aq8al0Ewpes5gd0hi2sCUxL0wkx-bw?e=z6XAIZ)
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