When you are not busy with the main quests Blue Protocol: Star Resonancethere are plenty of extra games and side missions to keep you busy and provide a way to level up and earn some in-game money between missions. One of the options you have is to learn how to fish.
There are a few ways you can start fishing in Blue Protocol: Star Resonance, and once you do, a whole host of fish become available to you. They can be used as practical materials for a handful of the game's Life Skills, such as Botany, Culinary, or Alchemy.
Gear up for fishing
When you're ready to start fishing in Blue Protocol: Star Resonance – which is after Fireworks Fantasy Night quests as part of the main story in Asterleeds – you must first find the two materials necessary to catch fish: a fishing rodand some kind fish bait to use on your line when casting.
Thank God, what it not need is Focus to catch fish at lower level!
There are two ways to get these items so you can start fishing in Blue Protocol: Star Resonance.
You can:
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Accept an assignment from Member of the fishing guild located in Asterleeds just northeast of the Celestine Plaza teleport point, north of the Parkour Registry. She urges you to do so join the angler club when you talk to her, which rewards you with one free fishing rod, bait and fishing guide to read at your leisure for tips on the skill.
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Simply go to one of the fishing spots around the map and start fishing this way. Without equipment, you will be prompted to visit fishing shop in the gamewho will sell you all the gear and bait you need. It's where you'll revisit later when you want to buy new gear too, as new fishing rods are unlocked as you level up your fishing skill. These will cost a few Luno (Bound), but it never hurts to know where and how to stock up.
Even if you choose to buy the fishing rod, you should still visit the Fishing Guild Member, as it triggers Invitation from the Fishing Guild applicant. You have to capture an Astercad for this quest, which takes you to the fishing spot i Yacht port (the location of the port marked on your map when you start the mission). You'll be rewarded with some miscellaneous bait, Adventurer EXP, and some Luno (Bound) for the efforts.
All Fishing Gear in Blue Protocol: Star Resonance
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Fishing rod |
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Ordinary fishing rod |
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The regular fishing rod is a simplistic starting material that can break while using it, so be prepared to buy a few of these until you're at a high enough level to buy something a little sturdier. |
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Stable fishing rod |
Buy from the fishing shop at level 8 in the fishing skill. |
Not only will the sturdy fishing rod not break like the regular fishing rod, but you will also notice an increase in your casting speed when using it. |
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Flexible fishing rod |
Buy from the fishing shop at level 15 in the fishing skill. |
Although you will build slower line tension with the flexible fishing rod, you will see a return to the possibility of breakage during use, so weigh your decision to use it according to your skill! |
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Bait |
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Available |
Notes |
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Common bait |
In the fishing shop at level 1 of the fishing skill. Unlock the recipe by reaching level 1 in the Culinary life skill. |
This bait is the simplest of all, and you will catch all kinds of bass with it as such. You also have a chance to catch recyclable trash. |
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Exact bait |
In the fishing shop at level 5 in the fishing skill. Unlock the recipe by reaching level 5 in the Culinary life skill. |
If you don't want to remove debris from the ocean and would rather guarantee that you catch a fish when you reel in, Precise Bait is for you. |
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Special bait |
In the fishing shop at level 15 in the fishing skill. Unlock the recipe by reaching level 10 in the Culinary life skill. |
Are you trying to catch the mythical fish? You need the special bait to do that. |
How to fish
Fishing mini-games are notoriously tricky to get right, but it's pretty easy in Blue Protocol: Star Resonance! You have to go to one first Fishing spotwhich is marked in the overworld as a glowing white dot near a body of water. You'll often find them on piers and beaches, or in marked locations on your map that are marked with fish icons.
When you get to your fishing spot, cast off when you're done equipped a fishing rod and bait on the minigame hot bar at the bottom of the screen. This throws your bobber into the water, and you have to do it watch out for your bobber to wobble below the surface, which means you have something going on. The wobbles a few times before it's ready, so wait for one exclamation mark to appear before clicking the reel button again to start the fishing minigame.
You will see the screen divided into three sectionsso think about where the fish and your bobber are in relation to each other here. This will wrestle the fish closer to you and in line with your fishing rod, but you have to pay attention to slack in your line so it doesn't snap and release the hook you work so hard to reel in.
When the fish is in the same zone as your fishing rod, you want it hold the scroll button to move the fish towards you relative to a progress bar at the bottom of the screen. Get the fish icon all the way to the left, and you'll reel in your catch successfully.
What to do with your fish
There are many ways to use the fish you've caught in Blue Protocol: Star Resonance! Whether it's to farm cash, guild experience, or even to invest in other life skills, you'll want to take the time to stop and fish every now and then. You will earn Fishing Milestone Rewards along the way of your progress, so check in every time you level up to win some prizes.
Enhance your alchemy, botany and culinary life skills
As you continue to explore in Blue Protocol: Star Resonance, you'll find plenty of uses for your catches as you work to build your optional life skills! With so much to do in the game, it's usually a good idea to increase your skill level where possible, and fishing will help you with that three different life skills is a great reason to spend some time letting loose!
If you like Alchemy aspect of the game, you will want to spend your time collecting Pilgrim mussels. Sure, they can be bought too, but catching them is not only a cheaper way to collect these sometimes expensive materials, but a reliable way to build up your fishing level at the same time. You will use your scallops for chitin fiber while at the Homestead.
Botanymeanwhile will require a little more work from the top but will reward you handsomely for the efforts. At level two of the skill, you will be able to catch the rare fish without using your Focus. If you combine botanical with culinary as you improve your life skills in Blue Protocol: Star Resonance, you'll find plenty of use for your Raw fish meat collected from Pale Blue Fish and Tris Sea Fish.
Finally you will see that much of yours Culinary The recipes will include some kind of fish or scallop, especially those that provide some of the most powerful combat boosts available through cooked food! Why spend Luno to buy your ingredients when you could catch them fresh for less money and more EXP?
Sell your catch for cash
If you've caught more than you can cook, or if you're just looking for a good way to make some money in Blue Protocol: Star Resonance, you'll be happy to know that there are a few ways you can sell your fishing booty for Luno with any of a few methods.
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If you have too many ingredientslike raw fish meat or scallops, you can always make some money by selling them to other players who need these ingredients in Trading Center. Why let them sit in your inventory when you could sell them and earn some Luno (Unbound) from the Trading Center?
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Although not quite the same as traditional selling, you can always put your fish to use Guild Cargo if it is available from the menu of the day! Different types of fish appear as items you can load into Guild Freight, so check in each day to see what you can contribute to the guild's rewards!
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Led up with Marine debris and not quite sure how to get rid of it? Visit Ocean Garbage Recycler when you're back in Asterleeds, south of the Celestine Plaza teleportation hub, and he'll give you some Luno (Bound) for your help cleaning up the seas.
