• Fishing Methods: Players can fish in two ways – float fishing and spinning. Through fishing, players earn currency, experience, and ranking points. These values are calculated based on the weight of the fish, its rarity, and the player character’s skills. The amount of experience points determines the player’s level, which in turn unlocks additional maps, fishing methods, and boat mechanics.
• Fish Storage: Players have the option to store the caught fish in a chest corresponding to its rarity. Storing a fish in a chest requires watching an advertisement unless the player has purchased a premium license.

• Types: Chests come in four types: normal, rare, epic, and legendary, corresponding to the rarity of the fish. Once a chest is filled with fish (10 fish), the player can open it.
• Opening: Opening a chest requires a certain amount of time (ranging from 5 seconds to 8 hours, depending on the chest type). This time can be reduced by 25% by watching an advertisement.

• Maps: There are five maps available in the game. Maps are unlocked as the player progresses, measured by their levels.
• Licenses: To access a map, players must purchase one of two licenses: standard or premium. The standard license offers 20 minutes of fishing after watching an advertisement. The premium license offers 30 minutes of fishing for a price of 20 Scales (or 80 Coins for VIP accounts).

• System: The ranking is a table that displays the ranking points collected by players in a given season and assigns them a position. The player with the highest number of ranking points (PR) is ranked first.
• Ranking Points (PR): Players earn points for catching fish. Basic point values are: 1 for a common fish, 2 for a rare fish, 3 for an epic fish, and 4 for a legendary fish. An additional source of PR is Competitions.
• Season: The ranking duration is one month. At the end of the month, the season changes, resetting the ranking and awarding players prizes based on their positions.
• Records: During the seasons, data on the type, rarity, and weight of the fish is collected. Based on this data, records are set for each type of fish.

• Nature: Competitions are shorter seasons. Instead of ranking points, players are given specific tasks to complete, based on which we create the competition ranking (otherwise qualification). Competitions last a week and are assigned to a specific map available in the game. During competitions, level restrictions required to enter a map are lifted.
• Player Grouping: Players are grouped based on their level for competition purposes. Group I includes levels 1-5, Group II includes levels 6-10, Group III includes levels 11-15, and Group IV includes levels 16-20.

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