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Naval Warfare — The coin reset rule

Naval Warfare
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Overview

Naval Warfare is a team-versus-team sea battle game where you command ships ranging from basic vessels to battleships and carriers. This guide covers the coin system, how to pick and call in ships, how to fight larger enemies, and how to work with your team to win.

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Contents
01

The coin reset rule — the most important thing to understand

Warn
In short Moving resets your coins to zero, so you must decide where to call in your ship before you go anywhere.

Every time you leave your current spot, your coin total resets. That means you cannot collect coins while roaming the map freely — you have to commit to a position, gather coins there, and call in your ship before moving on. Plan your spawn point carefully at the start of each round.

Worth watching out for
Check your coin count before moving anywhere
Decide where you want to call in your ship first, then stay put
Moving even once wipes out any coins you have saved up
If you need to reposition, accept that your coin progress will restart
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02

Two tiers of ships and what you need for each

Table
In short Basic ships are open to everyone, while battleships and carriers require both a game pass and 16 coins.

The game divides its fleet into two clear tiers. Basic ships cost fewer coins and need no game pass, making them available to every player from the start. Large ships — battleships and carriers — are locked behind a game pass and a coin requirement, so getting one takes both spending money and time spent holding your position.

Basic shipsno game pass needed
Battleshiprequires a game pass plus 16 coins
Carrierrequires a game pass plus 16 coins
Coin reset ruleapplies equally to all players regardless of game pass status
03

Countering enemy battleships and carriers

Tips
In short Large ships need different answers depending on whether they are a battleship or a carrier.

When the enemy calls in a large ship, your response depends on which type it is. Battleships have heavy armor on the front, so a solo attack from head-on rarely works. Carriers attack from long range using aircraft, so closing the distance limits what they can do.

Tips worth knowing
  • Gang up on a battleship from the sides or rear rather than hitting it head-on
  • Crowd a carrier to cut off its long-range aircraft attacks

Glossary

Glossary
Coin reset
Moving from your current position sends your coin total back to zero, so ship placement must be planned before you travel anywhere.
Game pass
A purchasable Roblox item that unlocks the ability to call in battleships and carriers in this game.
Battleship
A large, heavily armored ship that requires a game pass and 16 coins to spawn, strong from the front.
Carrier
A large ship that attacks at long range using aircraft, requiring a game pass and 16 coins to spawn.
Spawn position
The spot you choose to stay in while collecting coins, since moving will erase your progress.

Common questions

FAQ

Why did my coins disappear?

Coins reset whenever you move from your position. You need to choose where you want to call in your ship and stay there until you have enough coins.

Can I get a battleship or carrier without buying a game pass?

No. Both battleships and carriers require a game pass in addition to 16 coins. Without the game pass, only basic ships are available to you.

How do I deal with a large enemy ship when I only have a basic ship?

Coordinate with teammates to hit a battleship from the sides or rear, and close the distance on a carrier to reduce the effectiveness of its long-range attacks.

Updated Sep 30, 2026
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