Priorities · Player handbook

What should you do next?

An editorial priority guide for training, hatching, earning, and upgrades. Species rankings await comparable game data.

Fan illustration of a swimmer with goggles and flippers carrying a fish egg underwater.
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Name the obstacleChoose a relevant action
Compare fairlyChange one thing at a time
Check the resultSet a clear success signal

Use priorities for decisions, not unsupported species grades

This hub helps choose the next action in the collection loop. It does not present a numerical fish tier list: comparable current species, size, mutation, and income values have not been established for this version. The relevant priority changes when the obstacle changes.

Which problem should come first?

TargetPriorityReason and success signal
Unfinished hatchComplete the missing tank or hatch step.Another pickup is not yet a collection result; success means a fish you can inspect.
Unfamiliar pathPractice a recognizable return route.Navigation errors can resemble a speed problem; success means knowing the way back.
Movement limitTrain and repeat a comparable route.The same task before and after training tells you whether movement improved.
Money requirementMeasure collection earnings and budget the relevant upgrade.A purchase plan needs its current price, remaining amount, and a clear purpose.

Set a stopping point for the next test

Pick one action and one observable result before starting. If the result resolves the block, choose the next goal. If it does not, inspect what actually happened rather than automatically moving to a more expensive upgrade. A rare collection goal can remain a separate experiment while a manageable route supports your baseline.

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Keep the loop moving