Caravan of the Sea?

I noticed the twin hunter ship of the Nikua had a shed. Is that a storage area for goods like lumber? In other words, I'm thinking ships can act as a caravan for trade (especially to and from islands). First question, am I correct in assuming ships act as a seafaring caravan? Secondly, what are their respective capacities? I would think a twin hunter is a mule (more exploration craft), yet a different cargo ship is a caravan. Will there be cargo ships implemented like caravans in game? Many thanks, Skaff.

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nick10281

We are now the knights who say ekki-ekki-ekki-pitang-zoom-boing

Damokles

https://youtu.be/0e2kaQqxmQ0

nick10281

Damokles wrote: »

nick10281 wrote: »

Yall hurt my non existent feelings. I'm from the sea, by the sea for the sea so if ye dare waddle your land lubin arse here ye shalt know what the salt taste like 50ft below the surface.

Skeletons dont float, we just have to sink your ship!

You've never seen ghost ships huh. Bones also float

Damokles

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjJuZCECRu4

nick10281

Yeah cause they just wanted the law of badass to take effect. Bones. Float.

Damokles

nick10281 wrote: »

Yeah cause they just wanted the law of badass to take effect. Bones. Float.

Bone density is 1200kg/m^3, while water's density is 997kg/m^3. Because bones are denser than water, they don't displace the amount of water necessary to support the weight of the bones, so they sink.

Damokles

nick10281

Nope.
https://images.app.goo.gl/oT5gnLmtRovexXa8A
I'm sure bones can float

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