With the pelican ring, I'm usually able to get 1 level a day before hitting the 200 cap. Before 100 even. I just keep getting dragged into Abyssea hehehe.
With the pelican ring, I'm usually able to get 1 level a day before hitting the 200 cap. Before 100 even. I just keep getting dragged into Abyssea hehehe.
I thought up a way simpler system to use instead of the newbie fishing prevention.
99.9% of RMTs target fish with halcyon rod or comp rod. The answer is simple. Stick a level requirement on each fishing rod, starting at lv 1 for something like willow or whatever, and increasing in increments of 5 per upgrade, with lu shangs being a lv 50ish fishing rod. Have ebisu be a lv 75 rod.
You have now successfully stopped RMTs from ever being able to fish up anything better than a moat carp. So wait, why not put level caps on bait too?
Rods:
Willow Rod: Level 1
Bamboo Fishing Rod: Level 5
Yew fishing Rod: Level 10
Fastwater Fishing Rod: 15
Tarutaru Fishing Rod: Level 20
Hume Fishing Rod: Level 25
Halcyon Rod: Level 30
And so.
And for bait, simply have
Level 1:
Lugworms
Little Worms
Shell Bug
Rotten Meat
Level 10:
Crayfish Ball
Insect Ball
Peeled Crayfish
Peeled Lobster
Sardine Ball
Giant Shell Bug
Sliced Sardine
Level 15:
Slice of Carp
Sliced Cod
Trout Ball
Fly Lure
Minnow
Sabiki Rig
Level 20:
Lufaise Fly
Meatball
Frog Lure
Sinking Minnow
Rogue Rig
Robber Rig
Shrimp Lure
Worm Lure
Level 25:
Lizard Lure (Oh yeahhhhh)
Level 60:
Drill Calamary
Dwarf Pugil
And there, RMTs now need to be at least level 20 in order to catch anything worthwhile, which is exactly the same as it is with one big difference.
Non RMT newbies can still level fishing even at level 1 without hindrance. they just need to use a yew or willow rod, which is a perfectly fine fishing rod to use for catching moat carp, which 99.9% of the userbase levels up on til level 10 anyways. Thus players can level fishing as the level their main, upgrading rods and bait as they go.
While fishing skillups do slow down a bit after 60, even without a pelican ring you should be able to hit more than a single .1 after 1-3 hours if you are fishing correctly. And honestly if you fish to skillup, you're just going to get burned out.
And feel free to disregard anything Urat has to say about fishing. Unless you really value the opinion of someone who was caught using a fishbot. Or believed that Water Barrels added +Fishing Skill.
I happened to get two fishing levels today, up to 74 now. I'd be higher but I've just really been getting GP and calling it a day for about a month or so. I even got one magical .4 skillup from a single fish (two .2's because of pelican ring). I think skillup is slow, but is also reasonable for the investment required to fish. I have also noticed I'm getting faster skill ups in nashmau now that my skill is past the 60's, so not going for fish that are too high helps get skills faster.
Fishing for fish relatively close (but higher) to your current skill level certainly makes skillups more apparent. The same, as I've come to understand things, applies to the other crafts, and to combat skills in general.
Some days (most days?) you'll have bad luck with fishing skill. Some days you'll get 2 levels in a day. There really doesn't seem to be any rhyme or reason to it. It seems to happen just as frequently as the other crafts, though we might not see eye-to-eye on that because the other crafts don't have a 200-crafts-a-day limit.
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That is true, no other craft has a 200 per day limit, once you have your rod and some lures there is also no further investment required to fish, so where as other crafts require you to pay for each synth (other than synergy but that is still some gil per synth) if you never lose a lure (i have not lost a single lure in months, so really their cost is negligible to the income) So unless you're using bait, fishing has zero cost per 'synth' so to speak.
Personally I think getting 'no bite' is more annoying than the 200 limit. It would take much less time investment in fishing if you got a bite 100% of the time, and it would not take 4+ hours to get to 200, and then you might think the 200 limit was annoying because you're reaching the 200 limit in 1-2 hours instead of 4+ hours.
But you know what, I think I can live with the 200 limit, because the limit is not the problem, the no bites is the problem.
I love how someone is using my old coined phrase I've been telling the community for years in the same post that they tell someone to not listen to me.
Don't fishbot, nowadays a fishbot is a dime a dozen and anyone can get it, and it's very easy to get sucked into it. At first it starts out as a "well this skillup fish is really boring, I'll stop using it as soon as I'm done and go back to legit after" particularly in the 80 range is where most people start.
However once you start it's hard to stop. Yes one time I did use a program, and I got caught, and it was then that I reflected and realized I was using a program to play my game for me, and thus realized further how sad that really was. But the risk is not worth the gains. Risking everything you've worked for in your game for something as silly as a bit of gil is not worth it, and it can be so easy to forget what you're putting on the line when the bot makes everything so easy.
But the risk never goes away and all it takes is a split second to lose everything.
Anyways, that's my lesson to new fishers. Take it from someone who's gone through it himself, it's a slippery slope and very easy to lose your priorities.
Hmmmm. I got fishing from 0 to 100 in about a month and a half with pelican ring. I found skillups to be pretty consistent, I think I had maybe 1 unlucky day. Most days I almost always got 4-5 skill per day til I got to around 85 where it slowed down a bit. I think they need to set a cap per fish actually. Right now its too easy for bots to fish all day long.
Weird what were you fishing?
I went from 0-12 on moat carps, 12>40 on istiridye in nashmau, then 40>85 in talacca cove then 85>100 on gugrusaurus and lik. Though I actually think I hit 100 on a ryugu titan .3 lol.
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