Gaming

If those things let out baddies now and then, and need chains to stay in place, why don't the good guys just cut the chains while no baddies are around and let those things drift off into space where the baddies would quickly suffocate or freeze to death once they come through?

If they're not always there, maybe the baddies can steer them and anchor them where they want, in which case they wouldn't just drift off into space if cut loose... though disembarking might be a bit more difficult if they're not staying still, I guess.

I spent most of today fishing. Not sure why everyone wants fish in Palia. Or why you always need to find the hard to catch ones. There's this main quest related place with "vaults" in Palia, too, and you have to put in collections of items to get something back... I'm trying to find the last things I'm still missing and most of those things are fish, too. And a golden bee. I wonder if the creators of Palia like playing Skyrim?

I've been spending an awful lot of time fishing in Palia. I still have some "epic" rays to catch, and now that I have finally caught one of those long nosed unicorn fish - someone wants me to give it to them! No way. That fish is mine. Or rather, it's going into that vault thing.

Also, I could have sworn the farmer's wife asked me to get her an egg or two, but apparently what she really wants is.... fertiliser? Their tendency to ask for one thing and want another is a bit confusing, and sometimes frustrating. Once, Kenli asked for an azure chappaa tail, but what he really wanted was a striped one. Next week he asked for a striped one but wanted an azure one. And then he asked for a BLACK one, but it was an azure one again. And the "azure" chappaas are mostly white. (And there are only three kinds: spotted, striped and azure.)

"Grisha"? Wasn't that someone's name? Whatever it is, it's an ugly.