Mo Fei, though it was his first time at sea, was no stranger to naval battles. His extensive experience with various naval warfare games, such as World of Warships and Assassin's Creed, along with reading many alternate history novels, gave him a clear understanding of the key points of naval battles during the age of sail: the crucial aim was to capture the "T-position."
The cannons of sailing warships were all situated on the sides, so maximizing the firepower advantage was essential. Only by seizing the "T-position," arranging the warships in a line, could the side with the advantage unleash the most ferocious volley on the enemy.
And when both sides aimed to capture the "T-position," ship speed became crucial.
Normally, pirate ships were usually faster than official fleets, but Mo Fei had the blessing of the Storm God, with a 30% increase in sailing speed, making his fleet just as strong, if not stronger than the Pirate Fleet.
