Copper serves as a fundamental resource in Skull and Bones, offering options to either trade it for currency across continents or utilize it for item upgrades.
Despite its versatility, acquiring Copper isn’t as straightforward as one might expect. Limited to specific areas, Copper remains hidden from the view of other players, ensuring that once discovered, you can monopolize its benefits.
Skull and Bones: Copper Location
Copper primarily resides south of the Sacred Tree Outpost in Skull and Bones, situated on the Red Isle. Positioned west of Saint-Anne and east of the Coast of Africa, reaching it requires navigating through narrow rivers.
Identifiable on the map as small brown rocks when zoomed in, Copper Nodes emit a glistening shine when mineable. However, if devoid of shine, the resource needs time to respawn before harvesting becomes possible.
To commence harvesting, crafting a Pickaxe at Saint-Anne is essential. Visit the Carpenter at the town center, where two Torn Sails and one Broken Plank can fashion a Pickaxe I. This level of pickaxe suffices for Copper mining.
Upon nearing the Copper nodes on the map, interaction prompts emerge. Engage in a quick-time mini-game, where hitting a button within the green zone ensures successful Copper material extraction.
Alternatively, enabling Auto Harvest in the settings initiates resource gathering without manual involvement. However, this convenience comes at the cost of reduced resources and prolonged harvesting time compared to manual play.
