DST has among the best fishing games in an indie, however it's almost literally not worth doing more than once.

[Gi-Go]

20 hours ago, Mike23Ua said:

A rather simple suggestion would be to make pig king so that he asks the player for a specific type of food (hey look we have NPCs with their own chat text now lol!)

Players can mass farm gold nuggets by just constantly feeding him the same thing over and over again, but what if this pig was more like Warly with a picky diet?

he might actually want a fish every now and then instead of the same slop you been feeding him.

This put it into 4 simple categories- Small Meats, Large Meats, Pond Fish, Ocean Fish. 

Let him request from those 4 Categories what type of Meats he wants.

This makes Ocean fishing actually rewarding in that it gives the player gold, AND it makes Pig King a more in-depth, engaging NPC beyond just being a gold dispenser to the player.

Good idea as always,  Mike. Ruin gold farming to make people play stupid mini game. 

[Milordo]

On 3/20/2024 at 6:27 PM, Gi-Go said:

It's very hard for me to figure out what the devs were thinking when making RoT. Why is everything so useless? 

I could understand not being able to come up with a practical use for a fish, but come on you made fishes that affect temperature, how can you screw it up??? By making them worthless for 17 out of 18 characters (and even the last one is questionable) apperanetly. 

 

This is what happens if you develop your game every month without a plan or a clue to what to do and add content for the sake of content.

[Mike23Ua]

2 hours ago, Gi-Go said:

Good idea as always,  Mike. Ruin gold farming to make people play stupid mini game. 

Or maybe… mass farming of gold shouldn’t be so laughably easy? 

[_zwb]

12 hours ago, Mike23Ua said:

Or maybe… mass farming of gold shouldn’t be so laughably easy? 

Farming basic resources should be laughably easy. It's not even "laughably easy", you would have to clear the ruins if you want hundreds of gold, or set up a bird farm as Wickerbottom, those things do take effort and skill.