Kill me now... please...

[Thistledown]

As you can see, this hideously undeserving lalafell successfully caught a Shonisaurus.

Then, in his excitement, as his kinds are prone to, pressed RELEASE instead of putting the rod away.

He waited for that window for 2 weeks.

He is, indeed, the stupidest lalafell alive.

The release button on the screenshot is put away from the put away in his shame. It was located RIGHT ABOVE THE BLOODY THING in the beginning.


p.s. gms cannot restore an item that was not assigned to a character. See you folks next window :P

[Werhusky]

*hugs that poor lil lala* XD

[Victdeus]

omg lol That's horrible, I'm sorry!

*promptly removes release button from all action bars*

[Eye_Gore]

Not that it really matters now, but there is no need to click put rod away, just simply walk away it does it automatically. Just one less click and possible oops to worry about.

[ruskie]

Awww poor lala...

[Ooshima]

/sends magitek cannons over to MIRAI house.

[papichulo123]

what is a shinosaurus?

[LineageRazor]

Kill me now... please...

/comfort

what is a shinosaurus?

Possibly the most difficult of all fish to catch currently in the game, due to the X-TREME RNG involved. It is needed for a quest. OP finally, FINALLY caught one - and then threw it away by accident.

[ServerCollaps]

I think kuno needs way more rng than shoni

shoni is just getting a HQ mahar and thats it (except the fish escapes)

[LineageRazor]

People's experiences may differ, of course. I caught Kuno fairly quickly (on my third serious attempt at trying to catch him). Gloom weather is extremely common in Mor Dhona - there's a high probability that Gloom will line up with Canavan's time-of-day requirements many, many times over the course of a real-life day. The Clear/Fair -> Blizzard requirement on Mahar? It's far from uncommon for this to crop up only once in a real-life day, and often not at all.

As for mooch bait, Silverfish seem to bite the bait WAY more often than the two other fish that will go for it (Lamp Marimo and Giant Bass). Cloud Cutters, on the other hand, don't seem to bite much more often than any of the other three Skyfish you can catch. Additionally, Mahar may well be the only mooch fish with a significant chance to slip the line.

I've made numerous attempts to catch Shion, now. I generally see less than five HQ Cloud Cutters during a Blizzard period, and of those I'll maybe hook one or two Mahar, either or both of which may fight free of the line, and either or both of which will likely be NQ even if I do reel it in. Exactly once have I successfully caught an HQ Mahar and mooched with it - the resulting Shionosaurus fought free. /sigh

Still, even that was a bit uplifting, and gave me hope that I will someday finish my fish log! (Shion's the last fish I need.)