How to Make Easy Money in Puzzle Pirates
Puzzle Pirates is a social networking game, akin to Farmville or Mafia Wars. The game works automatically with Facebook accounts, provided you give the game access to your account. You play as a pirate, who makes money and earns things by completing puzzles within the game. Each time you want to venture further in the game, you must solve a new and different puzzle. Puzzle Pirates offers several ways to earn money to use in the game world.
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Instructions
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Hone your skills in a specific area of gameplay, such as hearts, treasure drop, sword-fighting or another area. Buy the parlor badge, which lets you earn money faster. Keep playing your favorite games and increase the amount of money you wager on each game. Every time you win, you'll earn serious cash.
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Visit the bazaar on each island and open your own stall. Puzzle Pirates lets players have one stall per bazaar, with no limit on the total number of stalls in the game. You earn money indefinitely on each stall, provided you continue paying the taxes and rent associated with each one.
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Attack other ships on the water and pillage their belongings. It's best if you do this with a larger team or if you have several people working with your pirate. Every time you pillage a ship, you receive money and other items for use in the game.
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Complete foraging runs within Puzzle Pirates. You'll need multiple labor alts and it takes some time, but it will result in more money in your account. This only works in doubloon oceans and because it takes a lot of time, many players skip over it.
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Help out other players by acting as their labor. Within the game, you'll run across shops that need help in making items to sell. Each time you agree to help produce items, you earn money. It takes some time to build up a large cash reserve, but you'll get better with some time and practice.
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Tips & Warnings
Practice with the Navy when you first start playing Puzzle Pirates. This lets you play the different puzzles and see what works and what doesn't with each one. Keep practicing until you're ready to do the puzzles on your own.
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