It is ballanced towards the needs of 0,1 percent of potential players of it, imho. I think Alberta issue is the last thing the devs should be worried about, because this entire game is one HUGE misunderstanding in terms of ballancing. You can easily top that if you are farming pike or walleye, but if you go for the darn catfish, you will come out with a minus.
So if you travel to Michigan for one virtual day, playign casually there can cost you 1300 credits. Then, add to this daily cost - another 200. So to fill the net you will need maybe three daily licenses, 200 each. But it will not be enough to fill the net. You see, when you can play for 45 minutes at most per day, once or twice a week, you have to buy a daily license for each such session. If I played casually from the begining, I would now be level 14 at most, I think.įurthermore, even being level 20 and fishing in Michigan, I have to strategise to make any profit.
I haven't collected half of the points required to reach level 21 in the past three monts. Not suprisingly, playing casually means you are stuck exp-wise. You see, I reached 20 in January, but quickly discovered that Michigan was more of the same predictable grindfest, so switched to casual playing mode.
Seriously though, I do not think I will ever reach 22. Ursprünglich geschrieben von XentroDiMentro:Why are you still so salty that you are not lvl 22 yet? ^^
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