Username
Password
Are you willing to get the Lineage fishing guide at that moment? We are pleased to talk about this for all of you online.
First and foremost, you need to locate the Fishermen's Guild members to start fishing, so you need a fishing rod. They vary in grade and price also they need different level of fishing shots. The difference between them is apparently that the amount of damage you deal to the fish.
There are three different colors, yellow, green and Purple for the lures. All three of them have three different grades such as low grade, medium grade and high grade. The difference between grades is that the higher grade has a slightly higher chance to pull up better fish. And also the fish bite much faster. There are also three beginner lures. But they are a bit special - they will show you which skill to use when you fish with them. The downside is that they seem to only pull up a low type of fish.
The lures are supposed to help you catch a particular type (ugly, nimble, or fat) of fish. According to their descriptions, green is supposed to catch more nimble, yellow more ugly and purple fat. However, my own tests do not show this.
As for the fishing shots, they are basically the same as soul-shot, it doubles the damage given to the fish. Be warned, if you do the wrong move to catch the fish, the fishing shot doubles the healing given to the fish. We don't recommend spamming these as they should just be used for hard-to-catch fish. You can't autospam them either. In any event if you got a NG fishing rod you also need NG shots Elf Smile. To obtain shots you need to do the quest
Likewise, you need to need skills to fish, they don't require SP but they cost money. You buy them from the fishing guide NPC in the menu and you get to the skills.
Higher levels of Pumping and Reeling deal more damage to the fish each time you use the skill, also the recharge timer seems to be a tiny bit faster for each level too. Another thing to remember is never to have the Pumping and Reeling skill more than two levels above Fishing expertise--they get a 5% penalty (5% less damage dealt) per each level.
This is a table of how much adena it costs to level Fishing Expertise, Pumping, and Reeling. For example, leveling Fishing Expertise from 4 to 5 requires 500a. The third column is the total cost to reach that level.
By fishing you can also obtain new skills; you can obtain them you need to fish and sell the reward to the NPC. To get these skills, you need Proof of Catching a Fish; you get these by either fishing them up or trading your common craft items for them.
To some extent, it is quite easy to catch a fish, if you're a beginner we recommend that you use the beginner lures as it will show an icon of the skill you need to use, it's quite fast to learn how to fish thought.
You need to find a section of deep water (deep water would be any water that shows a breath meter when you swim in it). You'll need the following on your hot-bar: Fishing, Pumping, and Reeling. If you did the fishing shot quest, you'll want them on your hot-bar as well. You probably also want to hotkey your main weapon and some damage dealing skills for when you fish up a monster.
Stand on the shoreline and face the deep water. Then you use the 'Fishing' Skill and your character will start to fish. You'll see a new window popup that shows your bobber. Now what's left to do is to catch a fish with the Reeling and Pumping skill.
There are a few ways to notice what skill to use. One of them is to look at the motion of the bobber but this is a tricky way. It doesn't matter where you fish. The fish and monsters are totally dependent on your skill and character levels. Any deep water will do. Remember that you can fish up monsters, but it's not as bad as it sounds. When you kill it seems to always drop something, either shots or the lure you used to fish it up Elf Smile. But you need to be ready to attack it, they can come any time when you fish up a fish. The monster that spawns seems to depend on your character level; they seem to be green to yellow.
In a word, there are a few different rewards you can obtain by fishing. The items you obtain are mainly mats for common crafting. But you can also get common crafting recipes, key items, Proof of Catching a Fish, and monsters.
First and foremost, you need to locate the Fishermen's Guild members to start fishing, so you need a fishing rod. They vary in grade and price also they need different level of fishing shots. The difference between them is apparently that the amount of damage you deal to the fish.
There are three different colors, yellow, green and Purple for the lures. All three of them have three different grades such as low grade, medium grade and high grade. The difference between grades is that the higher grade has a slightly higher chance to pull up better fish. And also the fish bite much faster. There are also three beginner lures. But they are a bit special - they will show you which skill to use when you fish with them. The downside is that they seem to only pull up a low type of fish.
The lures are supposed to help you catch a particular type (ugly, nimble, or fat) of fish. According to their descriptions, green is supposed to catch more nimble, yellow more ugly and purple fat. However, my own tests do not show this.
As for the fishing shots, they are basically the same as soul-shot, it doubles the damage given to the fish. Be warned, if you do the wrong move to catch the fish, the fishing shot doubles the healing given to the fish. We don't recommend spamming these as they should just be used for hard-to-catch fish. You can't autospam them either. In any event if you got a NG fishing rod you also need NG shots Elf Smile. To obtain shots you need to do the quest
Likewise, you need to need skills to fish, they don't require SP but they cost money. You buy them from the fishing guide NPC in the menu and you get to the skills.
Higher levels of Pumping and Reeling deal more damage to the fish each time you use the skill, also the recharge timer seems to be a tiny bit faster for each level too. Another thing to remember is never to have the Pumping and Reeling skill more than two levels above Fishing expertise--they get a 5% penalty (5% less damage dealt) per each level.
This is a table of how much adena it costs to level Fishing Expertise, Pumping, and Reeling. For example, leveling Fishing Expertise from 4 to 5 requires 500a. The third column is the total cost to reach that level.
By fishing you can also obtain new skills; you can obtain them you need to fish and sell the reward to the NPC. To get these skills, you need Proof of Catching a Fish; you get these by either fishing them up or trading your common craft items for them.
To some extent, it is quite easy to catch a fish, if you're a beginner we recommend that you use the beginner lures as it will show an icon of the skill you need to use, it's quite fast to learn how to fish thought.
You need to find a section of deep water (deep water would be any water that shows a breath meter when you swim in it). You'll need the following on your hot-bar: Fishing, Pumping, and Reeling. If you did the fishing shot quest, you'll want them on your hot-bar as well. You probably also want to hotkey your main weapon and some damage dealing skills for when you fish up a monster.
Stand on the shoreline and face the deep water. Then you use the 'Fishing' Skill and your character will start to fish. You'll see a new window popup that shows your bobber. Now what's left to do is to catch a fish with the Reeling and Pumping skill.
There are a few ways to notice what skill to use. One of them is to look at the motion of the bobber but this is a tricky way. It doesn't matter where you fish. The fish and monsters are totally dependent on your skill and character levels. Any deep water will do. Remember that you can fish up monsters, but it's not as bad as it sounds. When you kill it seems to always drop something, either shots or the lure you used to fish it up Elf Smile. But you need to be ready to attack it, they can come any time when you fish up a fish. The monster that spawns seems to depend on your character level; they seem to be green to yellow.
In a word, there are a few different rewards you can obtain by fishing. The items you obtain are mainly mats for common crafting. But you can also get common crafting recipes, key items, Proof of Catching a Fish, and monsters.
