There’s no getting around it, Windrose’s map is massive. Even after getting your first ship and doing 20 knots on the open seas, it still takes several minutes to reach most main story destinations. It’s even worse when you have a fetch quest, as you might have to go somewhere and then head back to another location that requires valuable time to sail to. Luckily, Windrose does offer a fast travel system, allowing you to immediately traverse between two places.

However, the fast travel mechanic is limited and slightly confusing in Windrose, so allow us to break down what you need to do to make it work.

How fast travel works in Windrose

Within the first hour of Windrose, you’ll be introduced to the fast travel system. If you search the shipwreck salvage on the beach where you washed up after the opening sequence, you’ll find a Fast Travel Bell. This is the key item in constructing a Fast Travel Point, which is where you need to be to fast travel around the map.

Continue Reading at GameSpot There’s no getting around it, Windrose’s map is massive. Even after getting your first ship and doing 20 knots on the open seas, it still takes several minutes to reach most main story destinations. It’s even worse when you have a fetch quest, as you might have to go somewhere and then head back to another location that requires valuable time to sail to. Luckily, Windrose does offer a fast travel system, allowing you to immediately traverse between two places. However, the fast travel mechanic is limited and slightly confusing in Windrose, so allow us to break down what you need to do to make it work. How fast travel works in Windrose Within the first hour of Windrose, you’ll be introduced to the fast travel system. If you search the shipwreck salvage on the beach where you washed up after the opening sequence, you’ll find a Fast Travel Bell. This is the key item in constructing a Fast Travel Point, which is where you need to be to fast travel around the map. Continue Reading at GameSpot  Read MoreGameSpot – All Content