Fishing attachments and how they work?

[Han_GodDaddy_Sen]

How do attachments work. Ive tried using high level attachments on my rod, but they dont seem to do anything. Can someone explain how they are supposed to be used.

[Han_GodDaddy_Sen]

nevermind. close thread please. learned that angler miningame time cant be reduced. only the orange floaty can be made bigger. im already good at the minigame. paying mu for bigger floaty is stupid

[Venture_Bros]

Depth also matters for what fish you can catch. Quality affects how fast they bite and save you time waiting to hook. So lures matter in that way regardless of skill.

[WhiningSkeptic]

@Venture Bros

Depth also matters for what fish you can catch. Quality affects how fast they bite and save you time waiting to hook. So lures matter in that way regardless of skill.

And a good reel (at least for casting) lets you just hold E when you here the sound so you can keep browsing porn on the phone

[Thark]

@Venture Bros

Depth also matters for what fish you can catch. Quality affects how fast they bite and save you time waiting to hook. So lures matter in that way regardless of skill.

That seems made up / like wishful thinking. Did you measure any of that?

Using the most basic lures is a, what, 2s wait time max for a hook? IF this is true then the speed up seems negligible.
Yes, in the ad before the actual release they said depth matters, but there is was no measure able difference for me with a 70m lure and the 15m cheapo teal spinner. No matter if deep sea, casting or angling.

This is for common/uncommon fish. not sure if these things may actually matter for the rare ones, tho? Probably too early to tell. but it definitely isn’t as clear as depth for mining is. Unless 70m is still noobie depth.

[germ]

My question, if anyone cares to share, is do bigger parts increase cycle by much?

Is the reel the part that determines ammo burn, or does each part supply a bit?

I haven’t looked around at decay values anywhere, only sweat-tested my own clicks of the starter set, which works out to around 3 pec (including the cells) per bite. Bigger parts = bigger casts = more fish? More scraps? Anyone know or care to share?

[WhiningSkeptic]

@Thark

That seems made up / like wishful thinking. Did you measure any of that?

Using the most basic lures is a, what, 2s wait time max for a hook? IF this is true then the speed up seems negligible.
Yes, in the ad before the actual release they said depth matters, but there is was no measure able difference for me with a 70m lure and the 15m cheapo teal spinner. No matter if deep sea, casting or angling.

This is for common/uncommon fish. not sure if these things may actually matter for the rare ones, tho? Probably too early to tell. but it definitely isn’t as clear as depth for mining is. Unless 70m is still noobie depth.

Basic lures it is always a long wait for me and sometimes I don’t even get a hook. Using a higher quality it is almost instant. However, doesn’t matter much with current lag.

I can time a couple hundred throws later.

[WhiningSkeptic]

@germ

My question, if anyone cares to share, is do bigger parts increase cycle by much?

Is the reel the part that determines ammo burn, or does each part supply a bit?

I haven’t looked around at decay values anywhere, only sweat-tested my own clicks of the starter set, which works out to around 3 pec (including the cells) per bite. Bigger parts = bigger casts = more fish? More scraps? Anyone know or care to share?

I have a 06 rod (rods increase the spool used) and think I’m at about 6 pec per throw. Was supposed to check yesterday but forgot.

[Thark]

@WhiningSkeptic

Basic lures it is always a long wait for me and sometimes I don’t even get a hook. Using a higher quality it is almost instant. However, doesn’t matter much with current lag.

I can time a couple hundred throws later.

That is so weird, its not at all like that for me O.o

[WhiningSkeptic]

@Thark

That is so weird, its not at all like that for me o_O

I’ll time and compare later if lag is fixed with patch