Topic: No fish near fish breeder
cristiroma
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Joined: 2023-10-16, 21:45
Posts: 4 OS: Linux Mint Version: 1.1  Just found this site Location: Bucharest |
Posted at: 2023-11-25, 10:49
I found what I think it's a bug. I had a fisher near a fishing breeder which worked for a while then suddenly he reported no fish. When I looked at the fish breeder he reports the grounds are full. I reloaded the game and later happened again. Here are the two screenshots https://imgur.com/a/qZWP3hG Cheers! 
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kaputtnik
Joined: 2013-02-18, 20:48
Posts: 2514 OS: Archlinux Version: current master  One Elder of Players Location: Germany |
Posted at: 2023-11-25, 11:06
The problem here is that the fisher can't fish anything because the coast is blocked with roads. A fisher can't fish on roads. The message about "no fish" should be changed in this case to something like "No spot for fishing found"? Any other suggestion for such a message, which explains this problem for the player?
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cristiroma
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Posted at: 2023-11-25, 13:07
Thank you for clarification and quick answer, it does make sense to update the message to properly reflect the situation as it's misleading now.
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mxb2001
Joined: 2019-05-20, 18:49
Posts: 278 OS: Linux Version: 1.2  Tribe Member Location: The land of the thirsty spider |
Posted at: 2023-11-26, 02:35
Does the breeder require 2 fishes to breed them? The message made me think that. I assumed he was bringing in new stock of fish! --
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hessenfarmer
Joined: 2014-12-11, 23:16
Posts: 2724 One Elder of Players Location: Bavaria |
Posted at: 2023-11-26, 10:53
in previous versions he needed some fish left to breed new ones, but since a couple of versions he only needs some water where fish had been living previously.
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knarf
Joined: 2024-01-03, 21:20
Posts: 45 OS: Debian  Pry about Widelands |
Posted at: 2024-01-09, 22:59
That is a bit counter intuitive. Since I assume the road isn't using up any space under water and that the water is still there together with the road: why does it matter what type of ground the fisher is standing on while s/he is fishing? Edited: 2024-01-09, 23:00
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tothxa
Joined: 2021-03-24, 12:44
Posts: 460 OS: antix / Debian Version: some new PR I'm testing Tribe Member |
Posted at: 2024-01-09, 23:27
Actually real world anglers also hate it when you make noises around them and they avoid busy parts of the coasts... Edited: 2024-01-09, 23:28
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knarf
Joined: 2024-01-03, 21:20
Posts: 45 OS: Debian Pry about Widelands |
Posted at: 2024-01-10, 08:07
For some places, that does make sense to me. I mostly see what you describe for fishing around lakes, where it is usually quiet otherwise. On the coast, especially at spots where you can fish easily (where it gets deep rather quickly), the coast is quite rough, roads are somewhat elevated from the coast line and noise by cars is thus usually a lot quieter than the noise by the surf anyway. But heck, I am a landlubber, what do I know.
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hessenfarmer
Joined: 2014-12-11, 23:16
Posts: 2724 One Elder of Players Location: Bavaria |
Posted at: 2024-01-10, 08:36
from a game mechanics point of view the fisher only can go to fields with no blocking immovables. The road is one of our defined immovables so if a road is placed on a field that field is blocked. the same applies for other immovables so you can have the same effect if you have the complete shore covvered with trees.
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mxb2001
Joined: 2019-05-20, 18:49
Posts: 278 OS: Linux Version: 1.2 Tribe Member Location: The land of the thirsty spider |
Posted at: 2024-01-11, 00:52
Wow, trees too. I didn't even think of it. How about bushes and stones (not the quarry rocks) and other such "decorations"? --
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