Resources in Assassin's Creed: Shadow are very important things, but many players don't know how to smuggle resources. When you raid Daming City, camps, or enemy-controlled temples, you may encounter inventory. The inventory is stored on your HUD and will be marked with a bucket icon. These are pallets that load resources and you can mark them so that they are smuggled out by spies at the end of the season.
How to smuggle resources in Assassin's Creed Shadow
This guide will tell you how to smuggle resources and help you figure out why you may not be able to smuggle any resources.
You may encounter inventory when you raid Daming City, camps, or enemy-controlled temples. The inventory is stored on your HUD and will be marked with a bucket icon. These are pallets that load resources and you can mark them so that they are smuggled out by spies at the end of the season.
The resources you get from your inventory include crops, wood and minerals—the same resources you need to upgrade your hideout. Inventory is refreshed and reborn at the beginning of each season. You just need to look at the inventory to know the kind of resources you will get.
The wood will be boards, and maybe some bamboo
Crops will be bushels and bundles of plants (the kind of haystacks we see in rural areas)
Minerals are large stones
By the way, the basic keys in the warehouse cannot be opened are on soldiers not far away
The spy you assigned cannot be used for other purposes unless supplemented (see below). If you have run out of spies for this season, the smuggling option will turn gray. If you need to continue smuggling, you must wait until the season is over before replenishing spies, or go to the seclusion to replenish spies yourself, one for two hundred.
When the next season changes and you return to your hideout, the resources collected by the spy appear in your inventory.
At the beginning, smuggling one inventory required two scouts. Upgrading the hiding place can reduce the number of scouts required to smuggle inventory—down to one scout at level 2—and increase the amount of resources obtained from inventory at level 3 by 20%.
