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Before answering, the post you quoted was spot on but forgot something of rather capital importance : there is a quest line that starts in velia at igor bartali (it's a level 53 one, can't remember the title but i think the tag is "oquilla's eye" if you look for it in the main quests) and that rewards you with a bartali ship at the end of the first part and enough sailing exp at the end of everything to become skilled 1. It's good to start with this cause it will unlock skills on you ships.
1. For quests where you only need to go place to place, get yourself a cog off the central market, they're pretty cheap and very fast, although they are "consumable" ships.
For quests where you need to kill monsters or barter, you need bigger ships : bartali sailboat (quest reward from a velia questline or buy for 10 million in the velia seaside tavern), epheria sailboat (build in epheria or buy for 500m off the CM), epheria frigate (build or buy for 1.4b) or their upgrades. These you can repair and put sailors on. The big ships allow you to furl the sails also, which means that if both wind and current are against you, you can at least mitigate the wind.
2. There is no minimum recommended, although some quest mobs on the islands can kill you outright if you don't have defense gear on, but you can kill them from afar with ship cannons so... You are invincible while you steer the ship.
3. There is an item (for sure there is a p2w version and maybe f2p too) you can use to "resurrect" a ship where it died. Otherwise, if you use travelers maps or teleport by dying, some islands have "shuttles" that go to and fro, but they are very slow and unsafe. Long afks while being shipboard are not recommanded. Also, for your fishing thing, there is an option you can tick while fishing to avoid this.
4. Most islands can be cleared by visiting the node managers. The ocean also has nodes but they're spaced out, and just like the desert you don't see where you are on the map unless you have a compass. Finding something in the ocean without a compass is very tricky, but there are guides online for it.
5. Crew can be "recovered" with special food from wharf managers or by making clam chowder. If sailors are sick, you need a special item to cure them. It can be found on the CM or crafted, i don't remember the name though, sorry.
6. Crowded wharves are a pain, but you can get around it this way : if close enough to your ship, you can click the small anchor icon (next to your horse icon, workers, fields, etc) twice : first time will get you near the wheel, second time will mount you on it, even through another ship.
7. I think you can see where all your boats are from any wharf but i'm not sure. If not, no idea.
8. Oquillas has a node manager and can be cleared. It is north and very slightly east of lema island. By clear weather you can actually see it from there. The permanently greyed out island far north of Illya is crow's nest. Can't be cleared, fortunately you don't need to go there often.
In the end, if you need help about sea content ask in group chat also, i'm sure plenty of people would be ready to help out, espacially for the sailies, which can become quite boring alone.
I appreciate that so much, and you've helped me pick which character I'll turn into my sailor :) Thanks a million :)
Edit: FYI, the "don't board other players' boats" option in fishing only partly works. They scoop you off the boat and dump you into the water if you have that picked, haha. I reported it as a bug roughly a year ago, but I don't think they care, haha. Thanks!
This has been a thing since sailing and fishing was first implemented in the game. If you were fishing AFK on your boat over night, someone would scoop you, take you far away from your boat AND the coast and just dump you, forcing you to swim back for 2 hours when you woke up the next day
lol sorry every time I have something to say about this game, it turns out to be bad haha
For what it's worth, up until the day I realized what this game was, I was literally having fun. Then it's like the blind fold got peeled off my face and I just can't go back to taking the blue pill and going into the matrix. Once you see, you can't unsee. My gear is still intact from when I left it, FYI: I'm not one of those guys that blew up his gear and left. I left with my gear pristine in case I ever wanted to return. Many times my friends told me to just do a gear roulette and see what happens, but nah, in my mind "I won" by putting the game down. In fact, I'm not sure anyway else of "beating BDO", tbh.
I'm a level 63 Witch, awakened with a gear score of about 490-520, I don't remember. Might even be 550, tbh, I was playing pretty hard. Full tet gear but blew up my tri tungson earrings when I quit so those are probably messed up. Using a Tet Ogre ring, have tet Kzarka, Dagger (from the worm, forget his name) and the staff or whatever it was from the desert dragon to Tet (was working on getting my dps to the right ceiling to jump to that weapon from my kzarka)
We both completely set down RDO a couple of weeks ago. I still have my character and my wealth and skills and stuff, but I haven't logged in and probably won't again :)
Good because FYI that Temple in the desert doesn't get any easier once you get Pen, it's all an illusion
Oh shoot, under 300? Yeah you got a LOT of wiggle room there man. Once your upgrades come with serious degraded values, you'll start looking at that cash shop like it's much more viable (if you are and the state of the game is still competitive, which you've already said you're not, in that way)
I play GTAO and BDO and did RDO because they don't have subscriptions, but the moment it costs cash to play I'm out :)
Tarkov is currently the most expensive game I've ever paid for, which is $160 for the ultimate edition (which is REALLY REALLY WORTH IT)
Thinking about trying out Star Citizen tho, that'll cost me about $120ish for a nice ship to start off with instead of a life raft that can fly in space that they probably start you with lol