In Core Keeper, fishing’s a big deal, kinda fun and gives you stuff. You start fishing by right-clicking in the game, but make sure you’ve got a fishing pole ready. Charge the fishing line by holding down right-click, let go to cast it into water. When you see an orange exclamation mark, that’s your cue to start pulling your catch in.
You can fish anywhere there’s water in Core Keeper. Here’s a tip: spots with bubbles in the water are where you wanna be. Those bubbles mean there’s fish around, boosting your chances of catching something.
The Dynamics of Different Water Types
The game’s got different kinds of water: regular, acid/toxic pools, mold water, the big ocean/sea, and molten lava. Each type’s got its own fish and sometimes you get items or junk. Fish in the dirt biome water are different from those in Azios’s wilderness water. Every type of water has its own vibe, some are tougher to fish in than others.
Fishing Skills and Advancements
Your fishing skill in Core Keeper is all about your fishing score. This score helps you fish in better spots and gets you perk points. Check out these advanced fishing skills:
- Anglers advantage: Fish start 15% closer to being reeled in, which is handy.
- Fisherman’s luck: Ups your chance by 20% to catch fish.
- Improved bait: Fish bite 25% faster, less waiting.
- Studied patterns: Gives a 10% chance to dodge, keeps things interesting.
- Steady feet: Reduces that annoying slipping by 50%.
- Throwing expert: Lets you cast your line 50% further.
- Well-trained aim: Adds 30% of your fishing power to ranged damage, for some reason.
- Power of Omega-3: Eating fish or fish dishes gives you a 15% damage boost against bosses.
Experience and Leveling Up in Fishing in Core Keeper
Catching fish in Core Keeper gives you one XP every time, doesn’t matter what kind of fish or where you caught it. Even if you end up with some trash instead of fish, you still get XP. If you wanna level up faster, glowing bait is your best friend because it ups your chances for non-fish stuff. There’s gear like the goldfish ring from the Forgotten ruins Stone biome and the lucky ring you can swap for ancient coins that really help speed up leveling.
Getting to a 100 fishing score is the big goal, and a quick way to get there is just keep throwing your line out there. For the more techy players, there’s this thing where you can set up your game to fish for you, like while you’re sleeping or at work. Some people have said they hit a 100 fishing score super quick this way, like in just 16 hours.
Fishing Rods in Core Keeper: Obtaining and Upgrading
You might start off with a fishing rod if you picked the fisherman’s background perk, but if not, no worries. You can find rods in chests around the game or make a simple one with tin bars and wood. When you’re fishing, you’ve got this mini-game where you cast and wait for the bobber to move. Catching the big stuff means waiting for the right moment in the mini-game, not when the fish icon is red. If your line keeps breaking, it’s a sign to get a better fishing rod to up your fishing game.
The Fishing Mini-game and Rewards
The fishing mini-game is more than sitting back and chilling. You need to be sharp and react fast. Get it right, and you can snag anything from a boring rusty spoon to fancy rings and other cool stuff. The place you choose to fish matters a lot for what you end up catching. Knowing how each fish moves can really up your fishing game. If your line breaks a lot, maybe you need a better rod for where you’re fishing.
Exploring Different Biomes and Their Unique Fish
Core Keeper’s world is huge, with lots of places like the dirt biome, underground, forgotten ruins, clay caves, Azios wilderness, and mold areas. Each spot has its own fish, making each fishing trip different. If you’re feeling brave, try fishing in the moldy and infected waters for a new challenge.
Enhancing Fishing Capabilities
The game’s skill tree lets you get better at fishing. Skills like “Angler’s Advantage” make fish start closer, so it’s easier to catch them. “Study Patterns” gives you a better chance to dodge. If you hate waiting, some skills make fish bite quicker. “Fisherman’s Luck” ups your chances of catching fish. Skills like “Steady Feet” make it less slippery to move, and “Throwing Expert” and “Well-Trained Aim” help you cast further and add some fishing power to your attacks. “Power of Omega 3” is cool because eating fish dishes gives you a damage boost against bosses.