Assassins Creed: Black Flag Resynced Ship & Fleet Services
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All 17 Jackdaw ship upgrades maxed in Black Flag Resynced. Naval combat is where the game keeps most of its difficulty, and an under-upgraded Jackdaw loses engagements the story assumes you will win, which makes the upgrades progression rather than decoration.
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- From $33.99
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Starting prices — the final total depends on your progress and the options you pick in the configurator.
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Same game, different objective — the same crew and the same order rules.
Assassins Creed: Black Flag Resynced Ship & Fleet includes 3 services from $33.99: Unlock All Ship Weapons, Unlock All Ship Upgrades, Unlock All Ship Cosmetics. Open a service to see exactly what is included, how it is fulfilled, the current price.
Services on this page are piloted. The work is completed on your account during the agreed session, and the exact requirements are shown before you order.
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Black Flag Resynced ship upgrades, weapons and cosmetics
The Jackdaw is the real character in this game: hull, sails, mortar, broadside and swivel guns all upgrade separately, and every tier past the middle of the tree wants metal, wood and cloth in amounts the story missions never hand you. A ship one tier behind is the difference between boarding a man-o'-war and running from it.
This shelf covers the whole vessel — every upgrade tier, the ship weapons and the cosmetic sets that change how the Jackdaw looks in port. Neonsect plays it by hand on your account: the naval fights are fought, the convoys are hunted, and the materials come from the sea rather than from an edited save.
Order the whole ship or one branch of the tree. If you only want the hull and the broadsides so you can survive legendary ships, say so and we quote that instead of the full sheet — boosting here is priced by the work, not by the page it sits on.