Tradewinds Classic Price Charts Plus An Interactive
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By never winning the individual battles, you win the overall war by keeping enemy fleets at their weakest state.Using "fight then flee" means you'll never earn the prestige and gold from defeating notorious pirates. Sinking only one Junk reduces the damage your ships incur as you use the Flee option to leave the battle. In practice, 7,000 gold seems to be the lowest price Dream Dust starts at.Use the "fight then flee" method, where you fight enemies just enough to sink one of the two Junks but never the second one. This will help you with step four. If it isn't, keep starting a new game until it is. Dream Dust should be as close to its lowest value of 3,000 gold as possible.
They start out with the same fleet of two Junks as other pirates do, so the same tactic applies to them.Since Gossamer starts off without any money, you will have to sell at least one cannon. The route they're on is included when you save your game, but every so often, a new pirate and new route is selected, making getting news moot. You won't need to talk to the bartender or buy drinks to get tips on prices.Talking to the Port Authority to get news about the notorious pirate isn't really necessary, either. Other things you'll be skipping is visiting the alehouse.
Typical price ranges for these three are 5-150 (340), 50-200 (870) and 500-2000 (6600). Choose General Merchandise only if Arms or Silk and Textiles are too high. Use that to get a loan from the Moneylender.Buy as much Dream Dust as you can, then use whatever gold you have left to buy one of the other commodities. That will be your combat ship later on.Selling all 17 cannons that come with the Black Dragon brings you 51,000 gold. Just automatically flee until you buy a Two-Masted Sloop. Don't worry about fighting anyone yet.
The ideal would be triple or higher. Check prices at the Marketplace and if there are any ships for sale.For Dream Dust, you will always want to make at least double what you paid for it. Leaving Slot two empty helps prevent accidentally overwriting the starting point in Slot one.Every time you're done in a port, save the game before sailing to the next one.Your first trip needs to be sailing from Shangri La to Jia-Ching because it has both the Moneylender and the shipyard. Slot one will be your starting point if you want to replay Tradewinds from the beginning, while Slot three is where you'll save this gameplay.
(All trips in the game take a month regardless of distance.) Anything beyond two months will hurt you.If the shipyard has a Two-Masted Sloop or a Brigantine for sale, buying it should take priority. Ideally, you'll pay back all of your loan on this trip, which took a month. It is very rare to see both the best prices and the best ships for sale at the same time.You should pay back the Moneylender quickly to avoid the 10% interest rate building up too quickly. Keep reloading your saved game from Slot three until one or both look good. Do not buy Junks or One-Masted Sloops.Choose whether you want a good sale price or to buy a ship.
If it is, sell your cargo and do it. Immediately save this back into Slot one, especially if you bought a Brigantine, then re-save into Slot three.Evaluate whether the price for Dream Dust is high enough to make paying the Moneylender worthwhile. Sell just enough Dream Dust to buy the ship.
You want one Two-Masted Sloop in your fleet. If you don't have the patience for that, Two-Masted Sloops will do since they have a respectable amount of cargo space (200 compared to 300 in a Brigantine). This will require a lot of reloading saved games because it's random as to whether a ship will be for sale and what type it will be. The ideal situation would be to only buy Brigantines, with one exception. Every time you do this, prices in the other ports are randomized and it's still random as to whether a ship will be available for sale.You're looking for the following when buying ships:
Since the game won't let you move cannons between ships, when you can afford it, add cannons to the Sloop, and to this one ship only. You'll get one cannon with it. Your fleet can have a maximum of 25 ships.Once you have a Sloop, this will become your combat ship.
The more you play this game, the more tedious combat becomes when you're using "fight then flee".Ships will no longer be available for sale if your fleet is full. Personally, I find it's best to go with five to reduce the amount of time spent in combat. If you're really strapped for cash, three cannons will work until you can add more. Six usually will sink them in one volley.
It's convenient to just get damage fixed every time you stop back at Shangri La, but that's money you could be putting in the bank so it can earn interest.During a recent game, I waited until I started seeing holes in the sails before I made repairs. With the strongest hull with a 100 rating, you can wait a long time before you have make repairs. However, if you've been reloading enough saved games to purchase ships quickly early in your career, you can do this sooner.By freezing the size of the enemy fleet, you minimize the damage the Black Dragon will receive.
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