Many friends like to play the Sea of ​​Thieves game. Gold panning missions are a major type of mission in the game. How to complete this mission? If you still don’t understand, take a look at the following guide to completing the Sea of ​​Thieves gold panning missions!

There are two types of tasks given to you by gold mining tasks:

One is the map given in the novice tutorial, but the name of the island is not marked.

You are asked to find the place by comparing it with the map table, and dig out the treasure at the place marked by the red cross.

Another one is our text puzzle task.

Killing the red-named skeletons will drop notes, diaries, memories, etc. The red-named skeletons referred to here are the ones that will suddenly appear when you are walking around the island.

There are also gray guards that you encounter when passing by or when you first arrive on an island. The gray guards have red spark special effects and look like they are glowing red from a distance.

Of course, when the red skull drops a task, it will also drop a skull. On a small island, the tasks dropped are usually from other islands, and on a large island, the ones dropped are usually tasks from the own island.

The first piece of puzzle-solving task, the first piece of information you can get is the name of the island. After sailing to the place, you will unlock the next piece. In other words, finding the island is the first piece of puzzle-solving.

It's just that many of the tasks are picked up on the island, and the second one is unlocked directly when you receive them. There are two types of treasure chests that can be dug up through text puzzles: treasure chests and gray treasure chests.

After you rack your brains and solve all the puzzles, it won't give you valuable items like the Wanderer's Chest, so it's still worth the money.

The treasure chest can contain three items, such as three skulls, three gems, three decorations, and a mix of these items. The basic treasure chest also contains some gold coins.

There will be no key in the treasure chest (it would be nice if there were), and naturally it cannot hold large items such as treasure chests and powder barrels. There are no pets or food boards.

Therefore, opening a treasure chest is like opening a bag in the game. The most inferior thing is to sell the decorations to gold diggers, which are generally not expensive.

The quality of the skull depends on its quality. Cheap ones cost several hundred gold coins, while expensive ones cost several thousand. If you open a ritual skull, you can sell it for blue coins, or you can open a cursed fortress.

The above is the guide for completing the gold panning mission in Sea of ​​Thieves. I hope it can help everyone.