Tips from Vryce

The zilla is a bitch if you do not get 10+ away before its roar fires. It gives 4 ever more dire warnings. Notice them and live, forget about it and die.

The clams are as stupid and as predictable as haunted forests and they dont destroy your freight.

The piranha are easy alone, hard when they swarm you, figure out what to do about that and they become easy.

The faecudas represent a challenge, no question. They are really smart and may require a patient Boom and Zoom strategy, especially when solo. Boom and Zoom
is a common warplane strategy, boom down from above attack, and zoom away. UU and DD commands do this with ease, as stated above. The trick is don't die, be patient,
flee when needed, understand what is around you.

What else, let me say to turn around a lot. I EE EE EE EE or WW WW WW WW all the time, spinning around so I know what is around in all directions. This is especially
true when trying to track down singular sea piranhas.

I notice many of you move sideways when trading, which gives a scrolling side view of the 3d space. I like going forward, mostly doing N to go forward then using E
and W and EE and WW to turn as needed. I suggest using both ways so that your incredible human brain learns what I have done to represent 3d space using colors in a
text game. Once your brain gets it you get jacked in down there and it becomes an experience that is more magical and more fun. Some of you always move backwards, which
is a strange look. Like you are in the back of a car looking backwards. Some of you are stranger than the stuff I make here!

Lastly note that on the right of the underocean display are name markers listing the ocean life that the display shows to the left as letters. Now note that it shows
nothing on the right for mobfaction mobs, you just get the letters on the display. The ocean life that appears makes it all more difficult, but know that that is the
plan and part of its charm.

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