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Moved the speed of ships.
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Can we have the ability to change the speed of ships and also it would be nice to have the option to go to marker rowing rather than having the sails up. the speed the boat travels is absurd and using sails on rivers like this is a bit of a cop out. to get immersed in it i always walk. ride or use the boat to get from a to b. we can change our walking speed how about the same for the boat so we can row up and down rivers as you actually would. also to be able to map this to a key binding rather than having to go into settings to change the walking speed... hmmm
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@rastarix69 +1 I would also like it if it actually behaved as a ship on the open sea as well. Sailing around on the ocean your ship just kinda skips across the waves. If you hit a high enough wave your ship will actually fly through the air for a second or two, it's really annoying. More to the point though, I typically just row without the "Follow River" command and manually steer, though it would be really nice to have a speed setting, and an option to only row in the travel to marker option.
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