at completion of the comp your count changes to 2/16 and your not charged for the day but the game actually has you as being at the location for 17 days at that point.
If you look at your day count it goes from 16/16 to 1/16. Say you spend 16 days at a location then do a comp. Actually doing a comp in the middle is a money saver. For some reason that resets your day count to zero. Just be sure not to make the rookie mistake of doing a competition while you are there. You get to learn a lake pretty good in that much time as well. Some days I will fill a basket, others I fish just enough to pay the daily fee. Originally posted by boneserr:It's not that tough plus it is an interesting challenge for me. And it is pretty idiotic that they charge you for kayak wear and tear even though you went to a lake with a "Kayaks are not allowed" warning. Some lakes are cheap, some are expensive for sure. I have 3 million in cash and every permanent map pass except the new ones so I didn't bat an eye at it. Agreed, it is only good if you have money to waste. However, as stated above by Juzt Lernin, it cost me 36,000 credits (at 1200/ day) + over 16,000 credits in accumulated wear and tear equipment repair costs, even though I never put a rod in the water. It is possible in 10 minutes, after waiting for the intial cooldown time, using a method that I misunderstood. 45 hours of real life "countdown time" or spending 30 baitcoins (1/day). It's a waste of money but so are a lot of the locations :)īy my calculation, that's approx. So you can do the 30 days in about 10 minutes. Forward one day at a time and every time you hit 10 pm it is considered night and won't give you the penalty to wait. Change the time to 10 pm then leave and come back after the countdown timer resets. Originally posted by Juzt_Lernin:If you have enough money to waste you can get these quickly.
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