fishing getting boring.

[Vita]

as we know winter has no farming. expect the wild forage plants. and then we have to do fishing and mining. i did fishing in winter many days its starting to get boring :P

[AvatarMan]

Sleep, relationships, sleep :P

[Vita]

i will keep that in mind :D

[DyD&Marina]

You can farming hardwood or searching worms for artifact and books if you need, on friday and sunday check if the traveling cart have something of interesting, or if you have money start raising animals.

[Proteus]

You can also produce wine/juice and/or jelly/pickles ... and/or take care for the increase of youir farm (bigger fields, more buildings and so on)

[The Tempted Man]

Fishing is boring overall in this game

[DyD&Marina]

Originally posted by ϟMangekyō Sharinganϟ:

Fishing is boring overall in this game

After you reach skill 7-8 many fishes start to be like death, they barely moving, maybe devs must make them i little more "alive" after you raise your skill.

[BIT Bear]

I hate the winter too. There's just so little to do.

[Swirler]

Originally posted by Sephiroth87xz:

Originally posted by ϟMangekyō Sharinganϟ:

Fishing is boring overall in this game

After you reach skill 7-8 many fishes start to be like death, they barely moving, maybe devs must make them i little more "alive" after you raise your skill.

Yeaahhh.

I figure there needs to be another higher tier of fish unlocked when you reach level 10 skill which makes the fish jump around a little more.

[DyD&Marina]

Originally posted by Mad hatters in jeans:

Originally posted by Sephiroth87xz:

After you reach skill 7-8 many fishes start to be like death, they barely moving, maybe devs must make them i little more "alive" after you raise your skill.

Yeaahhh.

I figure there needs to be another higher tier of fish unlocked when you reach level 10 skill which makes the fish jump around a little more.

I think devs make the legendary fish like a last "challenge" for fishing, but with fishing skill to 8 i get the sewer fish and angler pretty easy specially the sewer, i tried the crimsonfish but but the skill was too lower but i get near two times.

I'm a bit worried for when i reach lvl 10 and take the legendary fish, at this time fishing become good only for cooking and fertilizer.

[Lurlex]

Throw a third activity into your rotation, an activity most players seem to be ignoring -- socializing and relationships. It can take up your WHOLE day, if you plan it right. I also find it quite fun to watch those heart levels climb, see the recipes roll into my mailbox, and (best of all) you start getting accosted by cool character cutscenes nearly every day.

I actually neglected both mining and fishing all too much in my first Spring and Summer, because I found the socializing aspect of the game so appealing. I've realized from reading the forums that most players seem to be heading to the mines or the water after they're done farming in the morning, but me? I gather up good gifts and track villagers down (literally, that's how I've spent most of my days). The end result is I've yet to break level 35 in my mine at day 22 in Summer, but I've got the vast majority of villagers over 3 hearts, nearly everyone else at least over 4, and at least 6 villagers at 6. I've been keeping at least 2 of every crop and foraging item on hand, and have been learning by heart what gifts are good for certain villagers, and what isn't (it's absurdly easy to turn Shane into a non-♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, and a good drinking buddy, if you give him two hot peppers a week, for example).

I always *CRINGE* when I'm watching a Let's Play and I see the first reaction of most people, when it's time to harvest crops, is to immediately dump every last plant into the shipping bin. You don't know when you might need one of those cabbages, dude! HINT: at least one of the bachelorettes sees it as a "love" item. Keep a couple on standby first, then sell the rest!

I only have one villager left at 1 heart; the wizard. He's just so out of the damn way, and I've had bad luck getting quests offered by him. :-/

[Vita]

wizard is really easy but for that you need high lv mines XD. you will need to give him

Originally posted by Lurlex:

Throw a third activity into your rotation, an activity most players seem to be ignoring -- socializing and relationships. It can take up your WHOLE day, if you plan it right. I also find it quite fun to watch those heart levels climb, see the recipes roll into my mailbox, and (best of all) you start getting accosted by cool character cutscenes nearly every day.

I actually neglected both mining and fishing all too much in my first Spring and Summer, because I found the socializing aspect of the game so appealing. I've realized from reading the forums that most players seem to be heading to the mines or the water after they're done farming in the morning, but me? I gather up good gifts and track villagers down (literally, that's how I've spent most of my days). The end result is I've yet to break level 35 in my mine at day 22 in Summer, but I've got the vast majority of villagers over 3 hearts, nearly everyone else at least over 4, and at least 6 villagers at 6. I've been keeping at least 2 of every crop and foraging item on hand, and have been learning by heart what gifts are good for certain villagers, and what isn't (it's absurdly easy to turn Shane into a non-♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, and a good drinking buddy, if you give him two hot peppers a week, for example).

I always *CRINGE* when I'm watching a Let's Play and I see the first reaction of most people, when it's time to harvest crops, is to immediately dump every last plant into the shipping bin. You don't know when you might need one of those cabbages, dude! HINT: at least one of the bachelorettes sees it as a "love" item. Keep a couple on standby first, then sell the rest!

I only have one villager left at 1 heart; the wizard. He's just so out of the damn way, and I've had bad luck getting quests offered by him. :-/

wizard is really easy but for that you need high lv mines XD. you will need to give him solar or void essence :P