Is the "tugboat" a figment of my imagination?

[cohRock]

The ferry allowing travel between Talos Island, Striga Island, and Independence Port is identified on the maps as "Smuggler's Ship".  Vaguely that has bothered me since coming to Homecoming over a year ago.  Today it occurred to me possibly why.  On Live, was this vessel not referred to simply as "tugboat"?  It's quite possible my remembery is malfunctional again, but I'd like to find out for sure.

[Ironblade]

Seems like both the boat to Striga and the boat to Peregrine Island were called 'Ferry".
Here's a map from 2010 which show both marked with an F for Ferry.

 

Edit:  A response with corroborating evidence in just 22 minutes!

 

Edited May 19, 2021 by Ironblade

[cohRock]

Thank you @Ironblade  You've got strong research-fu!  At least I was right about it not being called a Smuggler's Ship, so the vague feeling of "different" was justified.

[Number Six]

It was definitely called that on the live servers:

https://archive.paragonwiki.com/wiki/Ferry#Smuggler.27s_Ship

 

The wiki entry was revised in early 2011 to add the Smuggler's Ship section but I don't know if it was just cleanup in the article or if it's something Paragon changed at some point.

[Apparition]

IIRC, I believe it was renamed to Smuggler's Ship when Going Rogue launched or shortly after, in late 2010.

[Ironblade]

4 hours ago, cohRock said:

Thank you @Ironblade  You've got strong research-fu!

Or I'm just a pack rat.  I had that file (and all other zones) on my computer.

[GastlyGibus]

6 hours ago, Apparition said:

IIRC, I believe it was renamed to Smuggler's Ship when Going Rogue launched or shortly after, in late 2010.

This. If you're a Vigilante or a Rogue, the ship can take you to the Rogue Isles in addition to Striga/Talos/IP.