4. Upgrade the Crowbar to Farm Shipwrecks
Shipwrecks scattered across the game world contain valuable materials and silver. You’ll need a crowbar to access these wrecks, which you initially receive from the tutorial. Prioritize upgrading your crowbar to Skull and Bones Items increase your efficiency in harvesting shipwrecks. Some wrecks require higher-level tools, so revisit Pirate Dens periodically to upgrade your equipment.
5. Auto Harvest
Harvesting materials involves a mini-game where you must press R2 (PlayStation) or Right Trigger (Xbox) within specific boundaries for faster results. If you prefer to skip this mini-game, enable Auto Harvest in the Options menu. This makes the process slower but eliminates the need for precise timing.
6. Sell Commodities in Demand
Maximize your earnings by selling commodities that are in high demand. Check settlements and traders for items with a “highest in demand” tag, which will fetch better prices. Items in lower demand are marked with a red arrow pointing down, indicating they’ll sell for less.
7. How to Determine Wind Direction
Wind direction affects your ship’s speed and course. The arrow on your speed dial shows the wind’s direction—red indicates you’re sailing against it, while green means you’re sailing with it. Use this information to cheap Skull and Bones Items adjust your sails and optimize your speed. Even if you don’t sail directly with the wind, being aware of its direction can prevent course deviations.
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