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Poor Bruce still often finds itself(s) difficult in pleasing everybody.
First 10~20 mins can be harsh, hectic in collection, diving in and out, a certain pattern to keep yourself alive, till you ' dock ' yourself at an appropriate island with shallow waters, ' where ' Bruce now no longer be able to launch its 'attacks' on the raft, while you dodge, gather your resources and improvise.
Life is now so much easier, compared to the ' launch ' of the game.
' Adapt ', ' Learn ', ' Cope '.
The only option that does is Peaceful but that changes the game for ALL mobs when the problem is the ever present annoying shark that someone thinks makes the game fun. Between the constant gather, constant need to eat and drink and constant shark attacks, this is more an arcade game than a survival game. So as I said, the choices for the shark in the setting is one extreme to the other, it's nonsensical and pretending that 4 game options means there are 4 shark options is simply not true.
People just have to learn to survive.
Is also a good source of food.
Annoying is when the player cannot run due to hunger or thirst, or he doesn't hear the shark or the spear breaks or he hits all the items and walls he built on his raft and the shark goes away with a piece of the raft :)
But all these are player's fault too.
Experienced players can fight him under water with a spear too.
There's also bait, but I think that's a waste of food early game.
Even better, if you anchor your raft on one side of a island, you can loot the other without any worries. Bruce stays with the raft. (if it still attacks you using this method... your raft is to close to where you are looting) I use this method every time I play, unless I feel like I need another box full of shark meat.
Or you can add a mod that'll stop him from attacking the raft. It won't stop him from attacking you in the water, but it'll stop him from eating your raft, my only complaint I have against him.
https://www.raftmodding.com/mods/raft-is-not-shark-food
Yo tbh never considered how good of a biofuel source that would be nice tip.
but yeah once you get a bow and arrows Bruce goes from being kinda scary to a minor annoyance since with a bow and arrow its a game of wait till he charges you, shoot as he's about to bite so he misses, rinse and repeat till dead then loot whatever island you're moored at.
As for the islands, just park away from them, jump into the water and swim to the island, it's okay if the shark follows you, as soon as you get on land it will return to the raft.