Gear and Enhancement

Equip the crew and follow equipment growth, while keeping item data separate from fully working item behaviour.

Planned

Equipment is part of a build

Gear gives crew development another set of choices. The useful question is not simply which icon appears in a bag, but what the item does for an owned character and whether the game communicates that clearly. Equipment lookup, the inventory view and the result of a change need to describe the same object.

Enhancement is related to equipment, but recovering a name or statistic is not enough to establish the whole enhancement journey. The required materials, available action and resulting state need their own evidence. We do not publish speculative upgrade recipes or assume that every item found in the database already has working behaviour.

What the current evidence means

The project has equipment-related reconstruction work, and there is a bounded audit of gear behaviours. That audit still records unfinished work. There is not yet a complete crosswalk from the full item inventory to installed behaviour and tests, so the public progress model does not assign the whole area a completion percentage.

This distinction protects against an easy misunderstanding. A catalogue can contain many accurate item records while the corresponding equip, enhance or reward action remains unfinished. Likewise, a successful action on one item cannot establish every equipment category. Data recovery is valuable progress, but it is a different achievement from a complete player experience.

What still needs to connect

The remaining work is to join those pieces through the normal account route: obtain an item lawfully, inspect it, perform a valid equipment action and see the same result on later visits. Visual recovery and clear tooltips also matter because a correct result is difficult to use if its explanation is missing.

The Haki guide covers a neighbouring development system, while crew and tavern introduces the characters using that gear. Read the counting method for why an unknown item denominator remains unknown instead of becoming a misleading percentage.