Legend of the Great Navigation Era: Guide to Salvaging Ships and Challenge Letters Introduction to the玩法 of Salvaging Ships in the Legend of the Great Navigation Era It seems there was a small part at the end that remained in Chinese. Here is the fully translated version: Legend of the Great Navigation Era: Guide to Salvaging Ships and Challenge Letters Introduction to the Gameplay of Salvaging Ships in the Legend of the Great Navigation Era

Sailing a ship on the sea is something that many people are quite interested in. Through this method, one can feel the vastness of the ocean and continuously promote trade or discover various treasures at sea. It also involves battles with pirates. The strategy for salvaging ships and challenge letters in the Age of Great Navigation is what will be shared in this episode. In addition to transporting goods from their own country to other countries for sale, players can also salvage sunken ships in the game. There are many treasures on these sunken ships, and this is also a task set in the game. Below, all the strategies related to salvaging sunken ships will be shared.

After the game starts, you can directly enter the mission page, where there will be many missions. In addition to combat missions, you also need to follow the markers in the game to find sunken ships. You can discover a large number of treasures on the sunken ships. You can click on the mission, and then the player can find a treasure map. However, this treasure map is just a silhouette. Players need to use this small clue to find a place that matches the shape of the land and the edge of the sea, and then sail to this position to search for the sunken ship.

The first sunken ship point in the game is located in the southern part of the British Isles, on the north shore of the British Isles. Players can directly sail to this location. When they reach the sunken ship's location, there will be a yellow dot prompt on the mini-map, and the crew will also give the player hints. They can directly use the observation skill to search for the specific direction. At this time, a yellow light column will appear in the scene. After sailing the ship to the position of this light column, you can click the button to start salvaging. After each salvage, this position will leave a halo as a marker, and the player can continuously salvage in this general area.

If the sunken ship is successfully salvaged, a green bar will appear at the top of the screen. The center range of this bar is yellow, and there will also be a cursor moving back and forth. The player needs to click the screen to align the cursor with the central yellow area. Each time it aligns with the central area, the progress bar below will rise. Once the progress bar is full, the sunken ship can be successfully salvaged.

Challenge letters are also a type of gameplay in the game. Other members will issue challenges to the player. Each challenge letter has a corresponding duration. The player can use the challenge letter before the countdown ends. At this point, they will battle with the member who issued the challenge letter. After the battle begins, the player and the opponent's ships will engage in combat at sea. At this time, tactics can be used to continuously attack the opponent. Players can start the battle using their preferred attack methods and skills, as long as they ensure that they can defeat the opponent's fleet to win the challenge letter.

The strategy for salvaging ships and challenge letters in the Age of Great Navigation has all been shared. Whether entering the sea to salvage sunken ships or participating in the challenges of challenge letters, the difficulty is not so high. Challenge letters support different difficulty levels, and after accepting the challenge, players can choose between easy, medium, and hard. Salvaging sunken ships is also relatively simple. After completing the challenge letter battle, players can also receive a large amount of rewards. Each player can continuously accumulate their resources through this method.