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* For watering can, there's no mighty swing and drops, but save water instead. I use swift swing for both the can and schyte, the animation is a lot faster, reduce boredom. I think I used it for shovel too.
* Gems etc has different value for enchantments. I think the initial earth gem has the most value of 100
* Adding enchantments will require 100, enhancing enhancement will require 200. So it's better to enchant than upgrade.
* Enchantment will use up 1 slot, so as mentioned currently schyte only have 1, and the gold items have 2. Bug net and fishing rod has 0, so despite able to enchant them, the enchantment can't be kept
you are able to directly and manually upgrade the thing? How? Putting it in then clicking it or something?
All my upgrades were brute force random odds
Yeah that was what I was doing, when you said enhancing for 200 I figured you had something else in mind (although I haven't done it since the mini patch they might have increased costs?)
The ocean wears down pretty quickly after you've done the content, I can run 500 energy and come out with 100+ fossils and chests