How To Get Funds To Upgrade Your Ship Fast in Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii

In Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, players encounter a mandatory ship upgrade costing $10,000, halting campaign progress. This guide details rapid fundraising methods.

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Chapter 2 necessitates upgrading the Goromaru for the Pirate Coliseum. This involves recruiting a shipwright and five crew members, but the $10,000 repair cost presents a significant hurdle.

Fortunately, several methods expedite wealth acquisition: bounty hunting, treasure hunting, and Honolulu jobs.

Treasure Hunting in Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth

Treasure chests are scattered across Honolulu and various islands, requiring raids. While feasible, this is time-consuming and requires leaving Honolulu.

Bounty Hunting in Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth

Honolulu bounties offer the quickest route to $10,000. Smaller bounties yield around $2,000, while larger ones reach $16,000. However, higher-value bounties present challenging boss fights, potentially overwhelming early-game players.

A balanced approach involves tackling lower-difficulty bounties ($2,000-$6,000). Utilize Goro's Sea Dog style for crowd control, switching to Mad Dog for boss encounters.

Bounties are easily identified on the map by a red handcuff icon. Inspecting a marker reveals bounty details (difficulty, reward).

Bounty fights function similarly to other combat encounters. Defeat the target and their minions to claim the reward, typically several thousand dollars. Completing several bounties swiftly provides sufficient funds for the Goromaru upgrade.

This strategy prioritizes combat efficiency to accelerate campaign progression.

Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth is available now on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC.