Évaluations récentes de HAHA funny fish hat (DG)

The monetization of this game is not great, but it's still fun enough, if you plan your strategy well.

It is very sad to see such a fun MOBA, without the nonsense time waste of farming to die out due to abandoning from the Devs.
This was a great game, but now with around 600ppl online finding a match takes over 5min, if not ad inifinitum. Unfortunately, it's been given up upon, and so should we. RIP.

I will put more detail later on, but as of now, I recommend it, give it about 7/10.

There are some areas to improve (quite a lot, actually), which I don't know if they ever will, but some nice spots too.

The game MAY NOT be Pay To Win! (Maybe, read below) It is pay to skip! And quite frankly, you can power level into lv 20 in about 10 hours or even less, which will give you access to some cool stuff. The feel is quite ok, you gotta increase or lower reel brake by pressing + or - to not break the line/leader, you gotta strike to hook the fish, the controler vibrates if you use one, the feeling is pretty decent! (Your first setup ever cannot use brake at max lv with the line you get so you start at half brake and can only increase like, 1 point). You can forward time by pressing T (a very useful feature), but if you do so, you gotta wait a cooldown period.

The Baitcoin(cash) can be earned via competitions, level up or missions, so you can get some stuff from there too, usually before unlocking the level for the in-game earned money ('dollars') but it is not that hard to make money, if you know what you are doing. Those who say the game is p2w clearly have made no plan ahead.

(The main plan is to usually set up at least a Rod Case to have at least 2 rods with you, get around 2 rods with 3kg drag force, get the 3.6kg line from the first are mission by catching all possible fish, get at least one Rod Stand to leave it with bait while you are fishing lure with the other, and go farm with a Narrow Spoon and Small Minnows at Emerald Lake, which is unlocked at lv 8, you can do this until lv 20+ easily in about 10hrs of gameplay. In fact you can strill grind relatively fast until lv 30 or more, it is repetitive, but then you can do missions and have a little more fun, then go back to Emerald to farm some more if needed. You need an investiment of around 5.5k in bait, travel and license, each fish around 200 per catch, within less than an hour you usually already have that money back! You can also forward time forever from 9pm to 9pm of the other day without waiting for cooldowns, because if you do forward at any other time beside 9-5am, you gotta wait a while)
However it is extremely advised to check the game Tutorials section near Options and check some Guides, as it is quite easy to waste money on gears and specially trips to access the fishing areas. Always travel with a plan in mind!!

I DON'T RECOMMEND TRYING COMPETITIONS because I was watching a guy stream getting 1 fish every cast, I was aiming at the same spot with a very similar gear, and getting 0 bites! I'm starting to think that this game rigs bite rate up for premium players.... a very shady and greedy thing to do if done indeed! Outside of comp doing my missions, lots of bites, inside comp, at peak time, best time to get fish, zero bites. ZERO!
BUT you can create your own competitions too, so if you have some friends to play, then you can have a little fun while fishing with a now empty basket to possibly even make more money in the process! (You gotta buy for gear, boxes with more hook slots, bigger basket, etc, each getting better the more you lv up, and you know, it makes sense. If you never fished, even if you had money, would you, untrained, try to go for a big fish? You could even hurt yourself! You gotta start slow, so it makes a little sense, but it is kinda grindy, but at least for half of current max lv, not that much)

The gameplay and sound effects are OK, and the menu has only like 2 looping country music, ever. Very disappointing. At least the background noise is relaxing, as expected from fishing in the nature.

Anyways, this game got me 'hooked' (pun intended) because I was a little tired from MOBAS, Shooters, Hacky Slashy stuff, and I got amused at how entertained I got while... fishing. You can easily get distracted and see hours and hours passing and not even do much, it's mostly fishing, and somehow it's not that boring! Plus no need to worry about mosquitoes, sunburn, gasoline...

It's free and you should give it a try if you think you'd like to play a fishing game, but the comps might frustrate you. The custom ones are usually a little better if you set them yourself and with friends.

This game gets a "meh" award. It's not bad, but it's not amazing either.

I was getting weird crashes that don't seem to happen anymore, but another major complaint I had, which was wrong hitboxes, weren't fixed, and given that this is a competitive pvp with some action elements, this is a no-no for me. F2P players can get good units, but it takes a long, long time. It's the kind of dedication that motivates you for a while, then suddenly makes you hate the game for forcing you to commit to it and almost nothing else. This game needed way too many hours in order to do everything you needed daily, etc.

And the graphics aren't great, but the game is kinda heavy regardless. I've played more beautiful, and more optimized games.

It's an overrated RNG fest. Do yourself a favor and play Pokemon Final Defense.

If I were really smart I would have refunded this b4 reaching 2 hrs, but the stupid hype of my friends who eventually dropped this just made me dump money I can never get back. It's soulless, draining, but still an important title for the genre. But not that great.
Also, 2021 and it still crashed for no reason. What a ridiculous game.

I take back most of what I said, the gameplay is decent, no wonder they made a sequel. But spawning nearly infinite zombies out of no-freaking-where just to keep the action going so that your NPC friend gets overwhelmed and die because they won't stop coming for nearly 2 minutes is just annoying and stupid, not to mention the horde (semi-pun intended) of bugs and glitches + weird aiming and other bad stuff.
I will put more details once I cool off from this piece of ♥♥♥♥. The only reason I am still playing it is because I want to experience all modes possible of the DLCs then "ditch this ♥♥♥♥♥ and go home", like the girl NPC Sam said.

Get this only for a sale price and if you have nothing better to do. But then again, if you do, don't play this game slowly, rush it as fast as you can so you can get angry at the ♥♥♥♥♥♥ bugs before the 2hrs refund time and understand you aren't missing anything. Don't even bother scavenging all spots. Just go, play, and refund. You'll thank me.

**THE NEW TRANSMOG IS GREEDY AND TERRIBLE!*

Not only they paywalled the cool stuff AGAIN (subclasses), but they also vaulted stuff people paid for. There are far better examples of F2P models on how to release content and still monetize around it, and this is not one. The core game is still solid and fun, but sadly it's more like a husk. Bungie didn't change anything after it broke free from Activision.
There is SO MUCH LESS content for F2P players to do it's mind-boggling! We could do the Forge, The Menagerie,Trials of the Nine, that cool quest in Io to get sniper, stuff that wasn't that great, but I still did and it wasn't too terrible, and now it's gone!

For some reason my review disappeared..

7/10 it is good, but I would wait for a sale. And I never pre-order as most recent big releases are always underwhelming. But if you did enjoy Dying Light, 2 may be a good thing to get once it releases. We'll see.

The gameplay is decent, but the enemy variety is not that great. The ending of the main campaign is AWFUL, and sometimes the grappling hook won't shoot, making you just fall and take tons of damage. The online co-op makes you notice that the animations are mostly just good in first person, because looking at your friends doing parkour and stuff is usually very weird and poorly animated. The on-line pvp mode with the Be The Zombie is very, very meh, because it's essentially "who's best at QTE" in a way.

Story is OK, not that great, but not bad. Voice acting is overall good, sound quality is overall good. Exploring the first half is really cool, but some gameplay stuff that happens in single player killed the fun for me. Also, during some of the campaign moments you are supposed to do stuff before X hours or days or everybody would die or whatever, but it's just a bluff. Most of the time you can still explore and do whatever you want before progressing in the story, killing whatever tension it could have had.

You see, this game has some RPG elements which you level up some stats while you run, kill stuff, or get some packages for XP. And what happens is that the most efficient way to get XP is by repeating a part of a "dungeon" mission which has 3 xp packages before you even encounter any enemy, exit, re-enter and the packages reload, then you farm as much as you need, because it will take way too long to grind what you want. But because the enemies seem to always scale alongside your level, those improvements sometimes are not even noticed, including weapon damage. Oh, yeah! Getting your favorite weapons can feel useless because the game knows they are usually "overpowered", so during the most important battles in the story you are just stripped away from them. This game has lots of cheap tricks to force balancing.

Some enemies only show up once you progress through the story, so again the best moment to farm or grind is at the beginning of the game when night never arrives, and neither do the crazy running wall-climbing zombies, making, like I said, the most efficient way to farm or grind the least exciting one. If you did not know about this stuff, like I didn't when I first started, and just progress normally, your experience will be much better! And once you spawn the running zombies guns become very useless because shooting will spawn one, making them infinite, since they are supposed to be attracted by the noise. Also, with all the farming I did, I think I would have wiped out the entire population of the city already. Of course they respawn zombies so you won't ever walk in an empty city, but this sometimes happens with a place YOU JUST CLEARED, then you look around and OH LOOK THEY JUST RESPAWNED RIGHT NEXT TO ME, COOL.

However the beginning is still kind of annoying because with the weapon crates you open you will only find wrenches and pipes all the time EVERYWHERE AND NOTHING ELSE, because the boxes level up with you. The cool stuff takes some time to drop. Also, once you learn the best spots for farming certain things, the rest of the big map starts losing its charm, and you feel like "MAN I HAVE NO EFFIN REASON TO GO THAT FAR, IMMA JUST FARM HERE AND WAIT TILL IT RESETS SO I CAN FARM AGAIN" even in the highest difficulties, the items still reset once a day restarts. And like I mentioned, the first part has no nights, but you check your wrist watch to see if the day cycled. If the highest difficulty had no item respawn whatsoever, I guess that this would have enhanced its survival aspects by a lot. Once again, playing this game as casual and straightforward as you can is usually the best way to enjoy it.

tl;dr this game has some boring parts if you learn how to farm and grind more efficiently, specially for NG+, but the core game is overall still good, and I recommend it during a sale. this game was one of my main offlines to play or when I wanted to play something while doing a heavy download with a slower connection speed back then. 7/10.

I can say that my marriage survived this game. We got all 3 stars in everything, including all DLCs and we are waiting a bit to get Overcooked 2. What this game doesn't kill, it makes stronger!