When you get to that point, its time to farm stages 6-1 and 6-2 for advanced upgrade materials to get the strongest possible fleet. From there, you want to build two full fleets (12 ships) of level 70+ with any ships that fit your play style. When starting off, your first order of business is to reach stage 3-4 and farm there until you manage to get both Kaga and Akagi. Instead, it's better to wait to Limit Break until a ship is nearing max level, or when you are struggling with a specific stage. Limit Breaking all of your ships in the early stages is a waste of oil. By the mid-game, it becomes difficult to grind maps on hard mode and still complete daily quests, as there's just not enough oil to go around. This means carefully balancing daily quests and events with your farming attempts. Because oil serves the same function as energy in other freemium games, you want as much as possible to keep playing. When upgrading your ships, your goal is to acquire the most experience and rewards for the least amount of oil spent.
On the opposite end, leveling everything to have a bunch of decent ship girls but none that are high level with max skills isn't helpful either. Hyper-focusing on just a few ships to the exclusion of your larger dock isn't very helpful for the harder, higher reward events. Let's dive right in and see where you should focus your efforts! Azur Lane Upgrade and Leveling Strategy If you're just getting started, you're probably a little lost in all the upgrading, Limit Breaking, and leveling options available.
We all knew ships are supposed to be named after women, but apparently in the Azur Laneuniverse, they actually *are* women! At least, in this case, the "creatures" are a little easier on the eyes.
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