What are the methods for practicing battles in the Age of Great Navigation? A quick guide for beginners to level up fast​

For many players who have not played this series of games, a lot of things are quite unfamiliar. For example, the training battles encountered at the start of the game can be challenging for many players. So, below, I will tell you what the training battle methods are in the Age of Sail Legends. If you still don't know how to train effectively, then you must follow my steps closely. The following will share strategies for training at various stages, so everyone, take a look quickly.

I. Beginner Stage (Levels 1-50):

1. Main quests: Prioritize completing main quests until you hit level restrictions.

2. Commission quests: Completing these quests can get you to around level 20 solo.

3. Team up for quick leveling (Levels 20-40): If there is a high-level player leading, it's recommended to do Genoa or Tunis missions, which are more efficient. If there are no strong teammates, you can join as a "corpse hanger" (following to leech experience) and quickly reach levels 35-40. Alexandria team (Levels 40-50), continue teaming up for leveling. Players with the ability can act as the leader (extra +10% experience, stacking with the novice soldier +10%).

4. Notes: After completing the Eastern Mediterranean main quest, you need to determine your career direction. Once you reach level 50, skills and equipment are basically set, and you can start solo grinding.

II. Solo Grinding Stage (Levels 50-100):

1. Solo grinding yields high experience and fast leveling, but the requirements are higher. The main ship's equipment must meet standards, and officers' equipment should be above average.

2. Comparison of Cannon Soldier & Infantry Soldier solo grinding: Career characteristics suit players' key requirements. Cannon Soldiers have high burst damage, relying on ship cannons; big spenders can use 5th+ grade cannon boards and senior officers, along with advanced cannon gear. Infantry Soldiers deal high melee damage at a lower cost. Small spenders can opt for high infantry skills and high attack-defense body gear. One thing to note is that if an Infantry Soldier's equipment is insufficient, they can easily be counter-killed, so choose carefully.

3. How to take on high-experience quests: The higher the ship class, the better (close to maximum experience). Avoid having fewer than 5 ships, with support missions (10 ships) being the best.

4. Tips for taking on over-leveled quests: Before level 70, you can take on quests 10-15 levels higher. After level 70, when equipment is fully formed, you can take on quests 20-40 levels higher (over 30 levels require top-tier ship and body gear).

5. Recommended high-experience quests: Level 80 (Quest 14) 2700+ current highest experience, Levels 72/73/75 (Caribbean) relatively high and easy to grind.

6. Recommended quests for farming gear (requires high combat power): Levels 102, 107, 108, 109, 113, 115, 117, 120 (all battleship class). Note that the second position armor must be sturdy, otherwise, it's easy to get one-shot.

The above is the guide on what the training battle methods are in the Age of Sail Legends, as summarized by the editor. The training in this game is divided into two stages: before level 50, it involves teaming up and completing quests, and after level 50, it's about solo grinding, but solo grinding requires sufficient strength.