You're an absolute legend man, I watched the whole way through even though I am nowhere near up to anythig special. You have clearly got a very in depth understanding of this mini game and also the outisde broader game of rs and I'm so greatful for your epicly long video. You have outlined all sorts of useful things all super clearly with the intent to help people as best as you can and it's bloody amazing! Thank you for spending all your time making this video and being so in depth. I am definitely subscribed already and will stay tuned :)
Wow, thank you very much! I really love this type of content and I know lots hate it because it's a lot to take in, so I wanted to make it more fun for others too. Really happy to hear it helps, and appreciate the support 🙂.
Great guide, thank you! Not sure if anybody else has commented this, but you can get life-boats very easily using dungeoneering tokens in Priff. I’ve done the minigames for ages, and only got one life boat until I found out about this a week ago. To cheese this, do ports daily events to max all the common rewards (including crew/captain/voyage re-rolls), and pop over to the Dungeoneering lad close to the Max Garden in Priff. He sells Port Enchanters for 50K tokens, which I believe have 5 charges each (so 10K dung tokens per charge). One charge provide a random port event reward, but it cannot give you any reward you have maxed. As such, I bought one token, got a life-boat as the rest were maxed, popped over to my port to equip the lifeboat on a ship, then teleported back to Priff to claim another token. Repeat for each ship, easy peasy and well worth the tokens!
Absolutely underrated content, super informative and easy to understand. I finished ports for trim and still learned from this video (primarily forgot the Totem of Navigation exists). I hope players new to ports hopefully aren't scared off by the fact that "as easy as possible" is still an hour long video haha
I stopped playing RS a few years ago, while i was playing i looked for a video like this more times than i care to think. You sir have earnt yourself a new subscriber.
Wow great video as much as KAGS guide is so indepth it is also greatly overwhelming where as this is a must for anyone starting out in ports and alot more beginner friendly imo.
Thank you for this! This is one of the most confusing content in rs3 and you helped me realize that there is more to just sending my guy on trips to get more and better resources.
Didn't think I'd need this guide, I'm on the final region but thought I'd check it out anyway just incase there was anything I was missing, and I'm glad I did, ty man. Your mouse cursor not lining up with the stuff you were clicking threw me through a bit of a loop though 🤣
Hey Jasper, Thank you so much for putting together this guide! I'm happy to see a youtuber caring about what people are requesting in the comments, and you really delivered. Much appreciated!
Hey everyone, look! I found an actual legend here! Man, you actually included time stamps! Thank you so much. I learned so so much after spending 2 months on ports.
Amazing. I cry when I hear Irons grinding Helwyr with a Sunspear for dual wield t80 damage haha. When dual seasingers are right there, just limited by a little time.
Well done, easy to understand, my relationship with ports has been a love/hate one, im 25% of the way to the last region and honestly.. just want it over!
I had pushed to trade good voyages and thought "meh, good enough" and completely ignored clue voyages because I had no idea why I kept failing them at 100%. Now that I know what the totems do and the benefits of maxing them out, I'm giving ports another go!
As others have stated, this guide is just awesome. Well done Jasper, have a like and a sub. Thank you for putting in the time and effort to be able to give us this informative, and in depth overview of PoP, and presenting it in an entertaining fashion.
Thanks for this. I somehow got to the last region but am struggling to complete any voyages lol. ill go back and rebuild the upgrades while upgrading my crew.
Even with maxed crew in the shield I still only go for the 240 resource voyages, if I want to use a merchant. Ita just a rough region lol. It helps now though, that as soon as possible you can upgrade the tiers of the command center in the Fort
Thank you sooooo much. Been doing pop for a couple of years without understanding a quarter of what you explained. My hardest part is selecting crews for which ship...mine is just a scatter gun type of hiring. I don't think there isn't a piece of your info that cannot improve my game. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Wow, I've been doing ports for like 6 months and I didn't know half this shit. Great guide, thank you. SIDE NOTE: I'm fairly certain you need the Gu outfit for Salty title as well as to half the price of contract rerolls on the arc.
Just wanted to drop by and say a massive thank you for this incredibly detailed guide on ports in RuneScape. It's been an absolute game-changer for me. I must admit, I hadn't given ports much attention before stumbling upon your video, and boy, do I regret it now! Realizing that the only thing standing between me and completing the comp requirements is the ports has hit me hard, but your guide has given me hope.
Okay, thank you so much! You covered everything I think. But most importantly the crew and which ones to aim for. Thank you sir. I will be sharing this guide a ton
Great guide. Thanks for making it. I wish they would give some love to ports and give more rewards for it outside of the mini game. I enjoy it as well. I know they give a very very small chance on getting crate drops but not even worth trying for them it is that low of a chance. Hopefully they add more to it.
I bought 5 each of the pure morale, combat, and seafairing crew members, then ship upgrades, (extra ship after upgrades when they were available), and finally buildings. As soon as I unlocked the next area, I repeated the process. Crew, ship upgrades, extra ship, then buildings. that's all you need to know till "end game" Player-owned-Port content. Didn't bother with captain traits, or crafting materials until late game, only resources for upgrading the port.
My main has all missions done, all building/upgrades, and all scrolls unlocked. It has taken me YEARS to get to this point. I still learned things from this video, thank you. You mentioned getting to the shield region within two months of starting ports. Idk how, that seems impossible to me. How many voyages do you do a day at higher tiers? I personally treat ports like a daily but I suppose it could be possible to do up to 8 voyages a day in the shield for instance.
Glad it still helped! I'm barely now at juat under 2 complete scrolls before completing all, lol. In the shield it's harder to pull off so many voyages, I think your time zone makes a big difference at that point and how you time voyages around daily reset. For example, daily reset for me has been at 4-7pm depending on time zone and daylight savings. I'd send out 4 ships at reset, and in the morning they're back and I can send out 4 more. I was super efficiencyscape with it in the early voyages getting to the shield and made sure to do the max possible voyages every day lol.
Great guide, thank you for the key points so I can skip to the spots I need refreshers on! I recently unlocked the shield and finally got my crew how I want them. (Similar setup to yours except I swapped one exile for a main stat crew so I have 6 of each) Question about scroll voyages, can I get them while farming lower tier resources when I'm focused on regions lower than my highest unlocked region?
Thank you! I believe you can still get Scroll Voyages when focused on a lower tier region (pretty sure it's happened to me). I don't know how this affects chances of getting the voyages honestly, but I have noticed I always got Scroll Voyages with crew requirements for my highest region unlocked.
It has a few prerequisites. You have to have reached 6 million miles traveled, and completed all the story missions for the Memory, Tengu and Exile. Then you get their 3 Guardians of the World missions at random, when any 2 of those 3 Adventurers are in your port. So there is a lot of luck and waiting after you've got the prereqs.
Ah ports. I finally got BIS captains and crew right around the time they made scrimshaws obsolete in terms of profit lol. I wish they had more quickchats/titles to flex for 6m distance etc lol.
Thank you! Icon spots just make the relevant adventurer more likely to show up every day for voyages. There's not much info on it available but I'm pretty sure if you put all 3 icon spots to the same Adventurer, for example, that one will be much more likely to show up. So they're helpful if you're going for a specific trade good for crafting or specific clue voyages.
Doing the guthixcian caches is a major method to level the skill quickly. Bit annoying in the initial levels, but later on it's effectively (extrapolated) nearly one million exp per hour
Best rewards Meg gives in my opinion is the shadow cores, because those can take forever to get on an ironman and you need those to make light cores (which are not a guaranteed drop from throwing them in the divination vent) and you need 3 of those for The Light Within quest. Serula's bar run minigame... the number of times I got the extra bitchy "Took you long enough!" response even when they were one of the first served.... The correct pronounciation of Ardougne is Arr..doin (like coin), if you actually pay attention to the dialogue in the Meeting History quest it actually tells you :)
Yeah, 5 each of Morale, Combat, and Seafaring is always the best start to a new crew in a new region. The other crew types like Solidarity and Merchant units are only really beneficial once you have a solid base crew so you can cover a wide range of voyages.
Traits, how do I change crew traits? and captain traits? Is there any use for the random visiting captains? I find there are often 4 star difficulty voyages that I just can't get enough points to have a high enough success percentage. I am sure that the 3 questions are part of the fix. I try to always have 85% minimum on all my voyages sent out.
Crew traits you're stuck with, can't change them. Captain traits you can only remove with the Memory's special voyage, after her 3 clue Voyages are successful. Once you have the captains you want, there isn't really a use for the rotating captains. And depending on the region, some Voyages are just hard. I have maxed crew in the shield and I can only get 85%+ success rate on the 240 resource voyages, or the 360 if I don't use a merchant.
@@jasper_72 Thanks, just found your follow up info at 49:05. I still have several crew with no traits but seem unable to get them one. I tried sending crew with no traits on the voyage to reset traits. I'll figure it out after I get the 3 memory clues done. I am maxed with all my crew and captains and have problems on the 560 azure voyages (4 star difficulty). Using a merchant is something for me to look into. and thanks again for the video and the additional help. I have just completed my animals logs (started 1/2 year after I started POP) and have loads of 3T Manor Farm animals and working on pairs of Anachronia 3T animals. Look me up if you need unrolled critters. Sir Darkveil
I am currently in the pincers region and I nearly have 6 story voyages completed for all adventures. Do I need to do something special to get trio missions? Or will they happen naturally as I continue to make my way to the shield region?
They'll happen naturally/randomly as long as you have all 6 story Voyages for each Adventurer involved completed. The way it works is that if any 2 of the Adventurers involved in a trio voyage are in your port on the same day, you'll get the trio voyage. So it's just luck, but you can help it a bit by building at the spots that improve chances to attract specific adventurers.
At least one of the final trio missions (Guardians of the World) requires 6m distance traveled. So by default, Shield has to be unlocked plus some solid time spent getting to 6m. Happy sailing lol!
Is having all the scrimshaw pieces unlocked just part of trimmed comp? Or something? I just got all of them like a week ago but I've had 6m distance for probably a year lmao. The 6m will take you some weeks but hang in there.
I'm actually not able to find this in the wiki specifically. I want to say yes it does count towards distance even if the voyage fails, but can't confirm for sure.
He has high Seafaring for some reason compared to other stats, but it's because they're the best Solidarity unit and give +125 to ALL ship stats per unique crew member you have on a voyage, including captain. So best case if you have a voyage with your captain, the exile, a trader, 1 combat, 1 morale, 1 seafaring, all ship stats get 125 x 6 = 750. Times 3 ship stats that's a total bonus of 2250. If you have a voyage that only needs 2 stats, you still get 125 x 5 = 625, times the 2 stats is a boost 1250. Also, he has really high speed that shaves like 3 hrs off each standard voyage in the Shield.
My crew member with the highest base stats is a Kharidian Exile with 4,750 plus speed of 1700 (huge time saver). I have 4 of them. I send some missions with 3 plus 1 moral and 1 combat crew for my highest possible success.
Mune, the Wilderness version. There are different Munes for each region of Achievement Diary tasks (think its still called that). You're able to see Mune for a region once you've completed all the tasks for it (Wilderness tasks in this case), and to unlock the pet you have to get lucky and find Mune walking around in that region lol.
I don't understand the point of playing that "mini-game" is a another game inside runescape, if i want to play another one, i simple go to steam and go play, sea of thieves... Ppl saying that the reward of this mini-game is good? Are u sure? Maybe with the same time u could do something more fun around the game.
Yes and no. If I want a FULL blown pirate/ship management game, I agree, I'll check out Steam. But this is just one of many side games within RS (player Owned Farm, Miscellania, Anachronia/Dream of Iaia, etc etc). It's just the nature of RS. The reason I like this is that it takes 5-15 minutes of investment per day. I'd say T88 weapons & some tank armor for effectively "free" is great, and passive money from making scrimshaws and soups is a good plus. Also takes longer to unlock, but things like the Exile and Tengu's clue Voyages have some good rewards for Dungeoneering & Ports resources
What a strange take to have. Anything you do within a game is part of the game. There’s no such thing as ‘a game inside another game’. Not only that but it takes like 2 minutes of effort to do daily. Yes it takes a long time but that’s why it’s mostly passive… so you can do other things while achieving the rewards from ports… it’s seriously like some people don’t even WANT to play the game to achieve anything.
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Excellent guide. I didn't realize I should have 4 exiles and 4 terracota merchants during end game. Very helpful.
I've played this game for years and somehow didn't know about the mini-games inside of ports. Wow, huge thanks.
You're an absolute legend man, I watched the whole way through even though I am nowhere near up to anythig special. You have clearly got a very in depth understanding of this mini game and also the outisde broader game of rs and I'm so greatful for your epicly long video. You have outlined all sorts of useful things all super clearly with the intent to help people as best as you can and it's bloody amazing! Thank you for spending all your time making this video and being so in depth. I am definitely subscribed already and will stay tuned :)
Wow, thank you very much! I really love this type of content and I know lots hate it because it's a lot to take in, so I wanted to make it more fun for others too. Really happy to hear it helps, and appreciate the support 🙂.
@@jasper_72 You're most welcome :)
best ports content ever created. period. just about to unlock the shield... its been a painfully slow journey.
Great guide, thank you!
Not sure if anybody else has commented this, but you can get life-boats very easily using dungeoneering tokens in Priff.
I’ve done the minigames for ages, and only got one life boat until I found out about this a week ago.
To cheese this, do ports daily events to max all the common rewards (including crew/captain/voyage re-rolls), and pop over to the Dungeoneering lad close to the Max Garden in Priff.
He sells Port Enchanters for 50K tokens, which I believe have 5 charges each (so 10K dung tokens per charge).
One charge provide a random port event reward, but it cannot give you any reward you have maxed.
As such, I bought one token, got a life-boat as the rest were maxed, popped over to my port to equip the lifeboat on a ship, then teleported back to Priff to claim another token. Repeat for each ship, easy peasy and well worth the tokens!
Thank you! And that's a really good idea lol. Bryll at Daemonheim and at the ED entrances sells them too right? Totally forgot they existed.
Absolutely underrated content, super informative and easy to understand. I finished ports for trim and still learned from this video (primarily forgot the Totem of Navigation exists). I hope players new to ports hopefully aren't scared off by the fact that "as easy as possible" is still an hour long video haha
The content was definitely informative but he the impressive part is that he manages to sound completely bored and monotone in all his videos.
I stopped playing RS a few years ago, while i was playing i looked for a video like this more times than i care to think. You sir have earnt yourself a new subscriber.
Wow great video as much as KAGS guide is so indepth it is also greatly overwhelming where as this is a must for anyone starting out in ports and alot more beginner friendly imo.
Thank you for this! This is one of the most confusing content in rs3 and you helped me realize that there is more to just sending my guy on trips to get more and better resources.
Didn't think I'd need this guide, I'm on the final region but thought I'd check it out anyway just incase there was anything I was missing, and I'm glad I did, ty man.
Your mouse cursor not lining up with the stuff you were clicking threw me through a bit of a loop though 🤣
Hey Jasper, Thank you so much for putting together this guide! I'm happy to see a youtuber caring about what people are requesting in the comments, and you really delivered. Much appreciated!
Np happy to help!
Hey everyone, look! I found an actual legend here!
Man, you actually included time stamps! Thank you so much. I learned so so much after spending 2 months on ports.
Timing is insane. Just unlocked ports like 2 weeks ago and I see this now. Excited to get some seasingers on the iron!
Amazing. I cry when I hear Irons grinding Helwyr with a Sunspear for dual wield t80 damage haha. When dual seasingers are right there, just limited by a little time.
Well done, easy to understand, my relationship with ports has been a love/hate one, im 25% of the way to the last region and honestly.. just want it over!
best port tutorial vid tbh
I had pushed to trade good voyages and thought "meh, good enough" and completely ignored clue voyages because I had no idea why I kept failing them at 100%. Now that I know what the totems do and the benefits of maxing them out, I'm giving ports another go!
As others have stated, this guide is just awesome. Well done Jasper, have a like and a sub. Thank you for putting in the time and effort to be able to give us this informative, and in depth overview of PoP, and presenting it in an entertaining fashion.
I'm so happy this is helping, you're very welcome!
What an amazing guide, I'm finally learning ports and starting to think it's fun too. Thank you.
Thanks for this. I somehow got to the last region but am struggling to complete any voyages lol. ill go back and rebuild the upgrades while upgrading my crew.
Even with maxed crew in the shield I still only go for the 240 resource voyages, if I want to use a merchant. Ita just a rough region lol. It helps now though, that as soon as possible you can upgrade the tiers of the command center in the Fort
@@jasper_72 yeah that 10% boost is insane. once i get a max crew ill feel more confident.
Thank you sooooo much. Been doing pop for a couple of years without understanding a quarter of what you explained. My hardest part is selecting crews for which ship...mine is just a scatter gun type of hiring. I don't think there isn't a piece of your info that cannot improve my game. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
I'm very happy to hear it! You're welcome 🙂 I think it's a very fun part of RS but it is overwhelming to get down.
fantastic! didnt know that all crew only had one stat. this was very helpful to me as I knew nothing and didn't want to try until now
REALLY miss your RS3 content
Wow, I've been doing ports for like 6 months and I didn't know half this shit. Great guide, thank you.
SIDE NOTE: I'm fairly certain you need the Gu outfit for Salty title as well as to half the price of contract rerolls on the arc.
Wow, thanks for such a great guide and putting your time into this.
Really love the in depth guide! I messed up so now gotta finish the last two :) thanks for the help
Just wanted to drop by and say a massive thank you for this incredibly detailed guide on ports in RuneScape. It's been an absolute game-changer for me. I must admit, I hadn't given ports much attention before stumbling upon your video, and boy, do I regret it now! Realizing that the only thing standing between me and completing the comp requirements is the ports has hit me hard, but your guide has given me hope.
You are most welcome!
I am gonna try to get back into ports. I was so confused the first time around, I hope this video helps.
Okay, thank you so much! You covered everything I think. But most importantly the crew and which ones to aim for. Thank you sir. I will be sharing this guide a ton
Thank you so much! I've been struggling with ports and this really helped
Ayo? I'm not the only one who loves player owned ports, let's go
Great guide. Thanks for making it. I wish they would give some love to ports and give more rewards for it outside of the mini game. I enjoy it as well. I know they give a very very small chance on getting crate drops but not even worth trying for them it is that low of a chance. Hopefully they add more to it.
This needs posting on the rs website seriously
11/10
legendary ports guide. fantastic job and nice editing!
great video so much helpful info thank you
Super helpful guide. Thank you.
Playing casually for 5 years. Finally got trio mission . This salty title is one hell of a grind
So damn good
Thank you soooo much!!!
I bought 5 each of the pure morale, combat, and seafairing crew members, then ship upgrades, (extra ship after upgrades when they were available), and finally buildings. As soon as I unlocked the next area, I repeated the process.
Crew, ship upgrades, extra ship, then buildings. that's all you need to know till "end game" Player-owned-Port content.
Didn't bother with captain traits, or crafting materials until late game, only resources for upgrading the port.
Loved your content and tips for building up ports. Also, I think it's pronounced "ar-doon" just in case you were wondering.
I believe it's pronounced "Arr-doyn" - the wiki actually has pronunciations of a lot of names.
Very good job and thank you!
Excellent
Never really liked ports but getting comp reqs changed my mind.
yeah im 75% to the shield.. and my crew is sooo wrong.
I never knew how to prounce ardougne either until I heard a dev say it. Apparently it's pronounced like "ardoin"
thank you!
You sir deserve way more subs
Much appreciate that 🙂
Hero.
My main has all missions done, all building/upgrades, and all scrolls unlocked. It has taken me YEARS to get to this point. I still learned things from this video, thank you. You mentioned getting to the shield region within two months of starting ports. Idk how, that seems impossible to me. How many voyages do you do a day at higher tiers? I personally treat ports like a daily but I suppose it could be possible to do up to 8 voyages a day in the shield for instance.
Glad it still helped! I'm barely now at juat under 2 complete scrolls before completing all, lol.
In the shield it's harder to pull off so many voyages, I think your time zone makes a big difference at that point and how you time voyages around daily reset. For example, daily reset for me has been at 4-7pm depending on time zone and daylight savings. I'd send out 4 ships at reset, and in the morning they're back and I can send out 4 more.
I was super efficiencyscape with it in the early voyages getting to the shield and made sure to do the max possible voyages every day lol.
I have 205,806 chimes so 200K is not the limit. Glad I will have a use for them on the Tengu clue voyages.
What?? Mine has always capped at 200k lol! I think something funny happened there but that's not so bad.
You should drop back to 200k at daily reset. You can pass the cap for the day but find a way to spend them!
@@Skrujmcduk Maybe not so. I still have the 204,560 after daily reset. I think I will do some chime voyages to check this out further.
Great guide, thank you for the key points so I can skip to the spots I need refreshers on!
I recently unlocked the shield and finally got my crew how I want them. (Similar setup to yours except I swapped one exile for a main stat crew so I have 6 of each)
Question about scroll voyages, can I get them while farming lower tier resources when I'm focused on regions lower than my highest unlocked region?
Thank you! I believe you can still get Scroll Voyages when focused on a lower tier region (pretty sure it's happened to me). I don't know how this affects chances of getting the voyages honestly, but I have noticed I always got Scroll Voyages with crew requirements for my highest region unlocked.
i hope they slap sailing in here from old school and revamp this and let us sail it
How does work guardians of the world quest? I can't find it
It has a few prerequisites. You have to have reached 6 million miles traveled, and completed all the story missions for the Memory, Tengu and Exile. Then you get their 3 Guardians of the World missions at random, when any 2 of those 3 Adventurers are in your port. So there is a lot of luck and waiting after you've got the prereqs.
easy as possible and its an hour long video...
Yyyyep. With Ports it'd be easy to go on and on for a few hours. There's a lot I glossed over lol.
i've negelcted ports for years and years and im trying to get trimed comp cape now lol
Ah ports. I finally got BIS captains and crew right around the time they made scrimshaws obsolete in terms of profit lol. I wish they had more quickchats/titles to flex for 6m distance etc lol.
what about the adventureer totem things to bring certain ones?
do personality on captains matter end game?
Really only in the endgame, yeah. Leader, Tactician, and Seafriend give +1% to their respective port skills, and it really adds up by endgame.
Great guide, can i get some help on the icon hotspot. which one should i choose i have no idea what they do
Thank you! Icon spots just make the relevant adventurer more likely to show up every day for voyages. There's not much info on it available but I'm pretty sure if you put all 3 icon spots to the same Adventurer, for example, that one will be much more likely to show up.
So they're helpful if you're going for a specific trade good for crafting or specific clue voyages.
I'm in the endgame phase of pop just finishing off some remaining scrolls and crafting all the armour and I will have done everything
Divination took longer than any other skill just to reach 80. At 79 I contemplated burning my computer.
Doing the guthixcian caches is a major method to level the skill quickly. Bit annoying in the initial levels, but later on it's effectively (extrapolated) nearly one million exp per hour
Best rewards Meg gives in my opinion is the shadow cores, because those can take forever to get on an ironman and you need those to make light cores (which are not a guaranteed drop from throwing them in the divination vent) and you need 3 of those for The Light Within quest.
Serula's bar run minigame... the number of times I got the extra bitchy "Took you long enough!" response even when they were one of the first served....
The correct pronounciation of Ardougne is Arr..doin (like coin), if you actually pay attention to the dialogue in the Meeting History quest it actually tells you :)
Ah, thanks lol. I swear some NPC in a different voiced quest said Arr-DOOG-knee. I was like what lmao.
I bought these player owned ports enhancers, however I have no idea how they work.
Actually me neither, lol. Never used them.
So first thing would be to hire 5 of each crew assuming there's no special ones I can get?
Yeah, 5 each of Morale, Combat, and Seafaring is always the best start to a new crew in a new region. The other crew types like Solidarity and Merchant units are only really beneficial once you have a solid base crew so you can cover a wide range of voyages.
Traits, how do I change crew traits? and captain traits? Is there any use for the random visiting captains? I find there are often 4 star difficulty voyages that I just can't get enough points to have a high enough success percentage. I am sure that the 3 questions are part of the fix. I try to always have 85% minimum on all my voyages sent out.
Crew traits you're stuck with, can't change them. Captain traits you can only remove with the Memory's special voyage, after her 3 clue Voyages are successful.
Once you have the captains you want, there isn't really a use for the rotating captains.
And depending on the region, some Voyages are just hard. I have maxed crew in the shield and I can only get 85%+ success rate on the 240 resource voyages, or the 360 if I don't use a merchant.
@@jasper_72 Thanks, just found your follow up info at 49:05. I still have several crew with no traits but seem unable to get them one. I tried sending crew with no traits on the voyage to reset traits. I'll figure it out after I get the 3 memory clues done. I am maxed with all my crew and captains and have problems on the 560 azure voyages (4 star difficulty). Using a merchant is something for me to look into. and thanks again for the video and the additional help. I have just completed my animals logs (started 1/2 year after I started POP) and have loads of 3T Manor Farm animals and working on pairs of Anachronia 3T animals. Look me up if you need unrolled critters. Sir Darkveil
I am currently in the pincers region and I nearly have 6 story voyages completed for all adventures. Do I need to do something special to get trio missions? Or will they happen naturally as I continue to make my way to the shield region?
They'll happen naturally/randomly as long as you have all 6 story Voyages for each Adventurer involved completed.
The way it works is that if any 2 of the Adventurers involved in a trio voyage are in your port on the same day, you'll get the trio voyage. So it's just luck, but you can help it a bit by building at the spots that improve chances to attract specific adventurers.
So if I have crew with no traits why can't I get traits on them when I do a captain trait change?
Just how crew works 🫤. They either have traits when you get them or don't, and you can't change them.
God I just want the soups
so for the judge of dice do i put them on the same boat or put one on each?
One on each boat, their Solidarity effect doesn't stack, so nothing extra will happen if you put more than one on the same boat.
I have watched so many guides now, and just want to know, what region do i have to unlock, to ginish the comp cape requirement with trio missions
At least one of the final trio missions (Guardians of the World) requires 6m distance traveled. So by default, Shield has to be unlocked plus some solid time spent getting to 6m. Happy sailing lol!
@@jasper_72 good god, just unlocked bowl region and one of the last comp requirements i need😩😩 gonna be a while lol
Is having all the scrimshaw pieces unlocked just part of trimmed comp? Or something? I just got all of them like a week ago but I've had 6m distance for probably a year lmao. The 6m will take you some weeks but hang in there.
@@jasper_72 all reefwalker cape pieces is comp
The g in Ardougne is silent. It's pronounced ardone with a long o sound. Like donut without the ut.
If your voyages fail, does it still count as the 6 million distance traveled?
I'm actually not able to find this in the wiki specifically. I want to say yes it does count towards distance even if the voyage fails, but can't confirm for sure.
failed still give distance yes
So I'm really confused by the kharidian exile, he doesn't give anywhere near the stats of a pearl diver. Why is he good?
He has high Seafaring for some reason compared to other stats, but it's because they're the best Solidarity unit and give +125 to ALL ship stats per unique crew member you have on a voyage, including captain.
So best case if you have a voyage with your captain, the exile, a trader, 1 combat, 1 morale, 1 seafaring, all ship stats get 125 x 6 = 750. Times 3 ship stats that's a total bonus of 2250.
If you have a voyage that only needs 2 stats, you still get 125 x 5 = 625, times the 2 stats is a boost 1250.
Also, he has really high speed that shaves like 3 hrs off each standard voyage in the Shield.
Very interesting, I'mma try your stat spread and see how i fair in it. Thank you for the information.
My crew member with the highest base stats is a Kharidian Exile with 4,750 plus speed of 1700 (huge time saver). I have 4 of them. I send some missions with 3 plus 1 moral and 1 combat crew for my highest possible success.
@@jasper_72 so on a tsuba or keseki mission, would you suggest, exile, merchant morale combat sefairing?
@@jasper_72 also what five captain types would you recommend?
u should link the guide into ur info 5:50
Linked. Good idea, thanks. It pops up on screen too in the corner but it's kind of small.
What pet is that at 8:26??
Mune, the Wilderness version. There are different Munes for each region of Achievement Diary tasks (think its still called that). You're able to see Mune for a region once you've completed all the tasks for it (Wilderness tasks in this case), and to unlock the pet you have to get lucky and find Mune walking around in that region lol.
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They really need a rework for this garbage… 😂
ports takes an entire summer get over it
I don't understand the point of playing that "mini-game" is a another game inside runescape, if i want to play another one, i simple go to steam and go play, sea of thieves...
Ppl saying that the reward of this mini-game is good? Are u sure? Maybe with the same time u could do something more fun around the game.
Yes and no. If I want a FULL blown pirate/ship management game, I agree, I'll check out Steam. But this is just one of many side games within RS (player Owned Farm, Miscellania, Anachronia/Dream of Iaia, etc etc). It's just the nature of RS.
The reason I like this is that it takes 5-15 minutes of investment per day. I'd say T88 weapons & some tank armor for effectively "free" is great, and passive money from making scrimshaws and soups is a good plus.
Also takes longer to unlock, but things like the Exile and Tengu's clue Voyages have some good rewards for Dungeoneering & Ports resources
What a strange take to have.
Anything you do within a game is part of the game. There’s no such thing as ‘a game inside another game’. Not only that but it takes like 2 minutes of effort to do daily.
Yes it takes a long time but that’s why it’s mostly passive… so you can do other things while achieving the rewards from ports… it’s seriously like some people don’t even WANT to play the game to achieve anything.
This game has so much bloat they could just remove and no one would notice.