Is this game P2W?

[OGUZHAN]

I am new here

[Capt_Mac_141]

It's F2P.
There is nothing to win.
Just go fishing and enjoy.

GL

[**********]

You can play and grind your way through the levels easily enough just by fishing with starter gear and buying new gear with whatever you earn from catching fish and doing missions in game. There are plenty of beginner guides on youtube to fast track you through the various early locations and missions to get you to around level 20-23 quick enough. The slow level grind starts much later, although it is quite pleasant in comparison to something like Russian Fishing 4, where you are far more restricted on gear, as well as having a lower xp and game money payout.

If you're impatient then there is a vast array of DLC to make life easier and progression far quicker. They are not necessary in order to play the game.

[hollydog57]

i agree, you could play from lvl1 with the hear you get and use bait coins to buy more/better gear, OR buy DLC (and be a numbnuts like me), and get ALL the DLC (over time), i wish i had started with low lvl gerar and worked my way up, it has cost me a fortune (several hundred £`s).

[**********]

The only thing I would spend baitcoins on is barbless hooks and lures for more XP. Other than that I'd save them for storage, as that seems to be the biggest limit as time goes on and you acquire more gear. Juggling space and having to plan trips to make sure I've got everything possible for the trip I find the biggest pain in the game.

I used the Zabby starting guide and others like SooperDave for missions early on and blasted through the beginner game pretty quick. The only thing is that you miss out on just enjoying the fishing at various spots. I find fishing for trout at Rocky Lake great fun. It doesn't pay as much as Walleye at Emerald Lake, but it's far less predictable, at the cost of wearing beginner rods and reels out quicker.

I have no problem with people who want to buy DLC. It's a fast track in the game. If you really want to fish for big carp at WW or monster Nile Carp then you will have to buy the DLC unless you want to grind a silly number of hours just to get to that stage. If you can afford it and that's what you want to do then go for it. I'd research anything before buying tho, as with all F2P games it's easy to throw money down a hole for little return.

[Sup_DiM0N]

You might want to consider getting premium once you reach level 30 something it will be faster grind, but before that you start in Lone Star lake where you learn basic steps and once you get first rodpod you can fish with 2 rods. For Lone Star lake I would recommend buying unlimited advance license using BC. When you get your first feeder rod things will go a bit faster also you will need to invest in bigger net or stringer that way you get more fish per day and more XP. With feeder rod available you should visit Lesni Villa where you can target carp using bread with honey, at this point you can alternate between LSL and LV at Lone Star you can farm catfish using pet food and stripe bass on the spinner. This is very easy grind till level 20+, at this point you probably collected good amount of red worms from a pile at LSL and now you should try Rocky Lake and target trouts using them worms and you need to buy flies they are not expensive for low level, them trouts do like artificial salmon eggs. After Rocky Lake move to Falcon then to Moose and San Joaquin Delta where you can stay until you reach level 50 which will open Weeping Willow for you...

[OGUZHAN]

Thank y'all for replies

[Deep]

Once you hit Blue crab, either buy congo pack or uninstall because you'll be on a 500 hour grind to get to congo from that point

[Sup_DiM0N]

It will probably take 600 hrs just to get to the BCI what's another 500hrs., after recent updates I see sharp decline in the bite rate and quality of fish caught in the waterways used by low level players to grind up.

[Stealth_Shadow]

No, you don't have to spend a single penny but buying a DLC or two may help you level up a bit quicker because there's a bit of a grind, especially higher levels. Of course, that is entirely a personal choice.

I bought the Congo dlc a week ago for two reasons: To help with the grind and in anticipation of the ocean location being the new top level - I want to be as close to the level to access it as possible.

[kingbabarespect]

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[Dave]

yes

[zombygunner]

it helps to get the best gear but no you dont need anything special to get all the fish. You can catch anything just as well as anyone else imo. The thing that helps is (1) you get premium to help with the grind of fishing for levels but if you like fishing then that dont matter. (2) having the best gear does not make you a better fisherman but it does allow you reel in the biggest fish and that equals levels and money. The REEL ( lol ) value is in the dlc areas those will allow anyone to go to level 19 with one fish (at the congo its like $8 and you get a lure casting pole that can haul in any fish). the other thing to get is the 30 day premium congo pack and you will be at level 60 or 70 by the time its over. I hope that helps.

[zombygunner]

You can always go back and do missions after you leveled up so you have a variety of fishing spots. Also imo once your max level and youve done everything your kinda just waiting for the next fishing spot to be released and thats not bad at all but theres no sense in rushing to the end just to wait and again its not bad if you like to fish.