Modern warship selling method How to operate the sale of modern warships

In modern warships, selling extra ships can free up space and recover gold, but improper operation can result in significant losses. For example, directly selling a level 3 ship might result in a 70% loss of gold, and if the equipment is not removed, it may even get stuck and unable to be sold. Today, I will teach you how to sell ships in Modern Warships. Selling a ship actually involves three parts: removing equipment, selling the ship, and prioritization. Next, I will share how to handle idle ships to the maximum extent and avoid being "harvested" by the system.

In reality, the act of selling a ship in the game is quite simple. However, before selling, all the equipment on the ship, such as missiles, main guns, and air defenses, must be removed. Go to the "Modification Factory" from the main interface, find the ship you want to sell, and enter to see all the installed weapons. Replace them with the cheapest junk equipment or remove them directly. The system won't allow you to sell the ship unless all equipment is removed; only then can you click the sell button.

After removing the weapons, there are two places where you can sell: 1. Armory: Located at the bottom right corner, go in, find the ship you want to sell, and click "Sell." This is suitable for handling low-level ships, with a lower selling price but faster operation. 2. Arsenal: Located in the upper middle part of the main interface, go in, click the "Sell" button at the top, select the ship and sell it. Here, you can directly see the selling price, which is about half of the original price, with the biggest loss coming from selling a level 3 ship.

If you don't need Level 1 ships (such as PC3 Hurricane) and Level 2 ships (such as Shirane), sell them quickly to make room for higher-level ships. Don't rush to sell Level 3 ships unless they are completely useless (such as duplicate 055s), because the selling price is only 30% of the purchase price, resulting in a significant loss. After each game update, the prices of popular ships will increase. For example, a golden ship like the Horizon class could fetch 10% more gold before an update.

It's recommended to wait until after a version update to sell, especially for golden and package ships. Selling ships is mainly to free up warehouse space, not to make money. For instance, a level 3 ship that costs 450,000 gold to buy can only be sold for 150,000, resulting in a loss of 300,000. In fact, it's not even as good as using a 055 to farm against AI, which is a faster way to earn gold. Selling ships is even less profitable than playing more matches against AI to farm gold.

To summarize: Remove equipment, choose the right place to sell, prioritize selling lower-level ships, and wait for the right version update to sell. Remember, selling ships results in significant losses, so unless you urgently need money or your warehouse is full, it's better to keep them as a collection. Removing equipment and then selling the ship can earn you an additional 30% gold. Prioritize handling lower-level ships, and wait for a version update before selling golden ships. If you really need money, it's better to play a few more matches, as keeping the ship might turn out to be beneficial if it gets buffed in the future.