Joi expounds on the delights of the game.
For instance, I recently acquired the blueprint to make Aquadynamic
Fish Attractors. These things increase your ability in fishing. (Some
people don’t seem to appreciate fishing, but it’s a great way to pass
time when you have low bandwidth and want to just relax.) To make one,
you need 2 bars of bronze (which require a bar of tin and a bar of
copper which require tin and copper ore which needs to be mined),
nightcrawlers and corse blasting powder (which is made from corse
stone, which is mined). You then use these fish attractors to increase
your fishing ability so that you can catch, for instance, the Deviate
Fish. These fish can be found in the lakes to the east of Ratchet in
the Barrens. Add spice and cook these fish (if you have the proper
cooking skill and recipe which is very hard to get) and you can create Savory Deviate Delights. So what? Well, if you eat a Savory Deviate Delight, you randomly turn into a ninja or a pirate.So what? Well, it’s cool. There are only a few people who are able
to create these things so you rarely see ninjas or pirates running
around. When I board the boat to sail to another continent or am in a
group raiding a dungeon, I often transform into a ninja. To many
people, I am the first ninja they have ever seen in the game. I then
give everyone who wants one, their own fish. Soon we have a funny party
of ninja and pirates. Why do I do this? Marketing. I sell Savory
Deviate Delights at the auction house and I have a feeling this
marketing increases demand. You can buy a stack of 20 of these for your
next party in the Darkmines for a mere five gold or so. (The market
price of the recipe is about 50 gold and about 0.1% of beasts in the
Barrens carry it.) More…
{ 0 comments… add one now }