Sid Meier s Pirates Buried Treasure, Sid Meier s Pirates Problem

Simple! (1) You can't bury the treasure yourself. It's useless to work hard to earn, I used to work hard to earn it, and then I was divided ......... spoils

2) No, there is only one flagship left that you set up, and it is very important when you set up your own ship, which is generally an Indian boat, with fast speed and strong turnability, and it is no problem to hit a treasure ship!

First of all, you need to have some basic understanding of Sid Meier's pirates, such as how to kill enemies instantly during ......... battle

As for what you said, in fact, crew morale is the most important thing, and all other methods are nonsense .........

You can try a series of my methods to make sure you don't usually share the spoils .........

First, to support a country (I support the Dutch one), Spain is the easiest, the lowest is all the ports, and then it is to sell all the small boats to make room for **, and the establishment of a team ** is very important. Use your Indian boat to attack some of the treasure ships inside to keep the morale down, and then all you have to do is sell the food, cannons, and everything else in the trade, (you're playing Sid Meier's pirates, not Sid Meier's merchants!!) Gather troops again, and when it's almost 500 hours to fight some small towns, you can mount the world map to see whichever soldier is the least, you can fight that one, and decisively defeat it, and replace the governor with the town you support.

Treasures are mainly used to brush money and level in the early stage, and if there are fewer sailors, the captain can get more if he has a high level; After the spoils, only the flagship can be left, and it is better to sell all the other ships before.

The speed of the boat in it is the first place, it doesn't matter if everything else, I have used all the Indian boats.

It's simple. Land battles can only be triggered when attacking someone else's city. First you drive your ship to someone else's port, then press the spacebar, and you'll find your ship firing at that port.

You just keep fighting until this port hits you with cannonballs. At this time, when you enter this port again, you will be given the option to attack this port or not. Then you can attack the port if you choose.

Triggers land battles. This must be a port with a governor. Only the mayor's port cannot be attacked.

You click on the land and there are 2 options, you choose to explore and you land, and then you click on the port city and the options appear to attack.

A1: The number of crew members is determined by the size, capacity, and purpose of the ship, and you can change the ship's method to attack other ships during a water fight.

2: In addition to robbing, buying and selling things, you can also attack the city, and attack the wanted criminals after dancing with the king's daughter to get gold coins, in fact, it is useless when the money is too much to share the spoils, the main thing is to train morale. By the way, there is also digging up the treasure of other pirates, and the most money is still on pirate ships (that is, the top 10 pirates).

There are also a lot of money ...... what barons to fight

3: Yes, but you can't fight the colony. After beating the city, you will get some gold coins, and change the city to the controlled country.

Sid Meier's Pirates is a reinterpretation of Hail's own classic, Pirates, by renowned game maker Sid Meier, seventeen years later. With excellent gameplay, "Sid Meier Pirates" has won unanimous praise from players abroad, and the three major games in Europe and the United States**gamespot, IGN and gamespy respectively gave Xiao a score, a score and a very high evaluation of four semi-source stars.