Originally posted by XentroDiMentro:The most logical reason, and easiest way of doing it is to simply keep count of the amount of XP you have. We also have no idea how much "grind" lvl 50 is going to be. But i doubt they would do that, seeing as they still sell you premium (with an xp bonus) when you hit lvl 40. I mean they could also say "F you and all the time you put into our game, between this last lvl update and this one" and basically remove any additional xp we have above lvl 40 and force a re-grind. This means you will most likely also get all rewards from "lvling" up to your new lvl (if coded properly), because you basically instantly lvl up to you new lvl. And someone at lvl 40 star 300 will be put at lvl 50 star 100. While someone who is lvl 40 star 200 will be put at lvl 50. That means that someone who is currently lvl 40 star 100, wil be set to lvl around lvl 45. So lets say level 40 is one million total xpĪnd the new lvl 50 is at 3 million total xp The levels itself mean nothing, they are just a number you see on your screen when you reach a total amount of XP. Just to make it clear my strategy is kinda abusing the foward skip, start at 900pm cast out 4 heavy bottoms, catch 2-3 sturgeon, jump on my boat so I dont have to reel in my extra lines, hop back on shore skip 2 hours, repeat.The most logical reason, and easiest way of doing it is to simply keep count of the amount of XP you have. Again unless I'm missing something point it out, or is this the most efficient way? Unless I'm missing something I figured you can constantly get xp with no waiting around for bites etc, I know you get way more xp and cash for unique carp and such but there's the cooldown timer that messes that strategy up. Call me crazy but after testing stuff out I feel like sturgeon at cali is still the best way to go(I just got to 55 so no south america yet).
So after watching videos and reading guides for the best spot to grind, I've been wondering how fish respawn time and hourly catch limits work in different places.
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