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Captains - cbergva - 16-09-2010 05:06 PM How do i increase my captains navigation skills, i seen some trainers in the tavern , but they are not to be found very often though.... RE: Captains - Bagaluth - 16-09-2010 06:05 PM (16-09-2010 05:06 PM)cbergva Wrote: How do i increase my captains navigation skills, i seen some trainers in the tavern , but they are not to be found very often though.... If you play the campain go to edinburg and wait some time. Hein RE: Captains - TillEulenspiegel - 16-09-2010 10:12 PM It's the only skill you can't raise with practice, right? Or do expeditions help? Trade rises (slowly) with trade. Combat rises (somewhat faster) with combat. Repair rises (very quickly) when you repair the fleet. RE: Captains - Bagaluth - 17-09-2010 07:57 AM 2 of my captains have risen in navigation without using the trainer. Some month on a auto trade route round the baltic sea do the trick. Hein RE: Captains - TillEulenspiegel - 17-09-2010 09:57 PM You're quite right. Just tried a little experiment with 1.1.3. Started a new campaign, set up my usual trade route (Lübeck - Rostock - Malmö - Oslo - Aalborg), added two crayers (one armed and crewed) to the convoy, then let it go. The captain had 2 combat and 0 everything else. Navigation and trade increased at about the same rate: first three points in 5-6 months each, then a little slower for the last two points. Both were maxed by December 1372. That's about 32 months. No pirate attacks, so repair was just 3. I imagine more time at sea would make it go faster, but still, best to go to a trainer unless you're very patient. RE: Captains - Bagaluth - 17-09-2010 10:07 PM @Eulenspiegel I know Till used to hold a mirror right in the face of other people. He did that till the day he died. Now he stand in Ratzeburg. ("Hier stait Till Ulenspiegel" is written on his gravestone.) But i know that i am right, otherwise i would not write an advice to other people on this board. Hein |