u/Upstairs_Goat_1278

Hi guys
I’m a beginner (level 4) and I’m wondering how you actually catch bigger fish.
I usually get 1-star fish and occasionally a 2-star, but it feels completely random. Does bait make a difference? For example, if you use a specific fish as bait, does that increase your chances of catching a bigger version of that fish?

Do fishing locations, bait, rods, or anything else affect the size/star rating of the fish you catch?
There’s not much explanation in-game, so I’m really confused about how this works. Any tips from experienced players would be greatly appreciated!

Hi guys! I just started playing and I’m level 3, but I’m already feeling a bit stuck. What’s the best way to progress early on, especially when it comes to money and wood?

I travel to a fishing spot for 100 coins, fill my bag, and make around 150–250 coins from selling everything. Then I have to pay another 100 to travel back, and if my rod breaks, that costs even more. I’m currently saving for the 500-coin rod to hopefully make things easier.

I’m also considering saving for an aquarium for passive income, but I’m not sure if that’s worth prioritizing this early or where to get the wood….
Am I doing something wrong? What should I focus on as a level 3 beginner to make money and progress more efficiently? Any tips would be greatly appreciated!
(is it also normal to just sell everything you catch, whatever it may be..?)

The gooners, the psychos, the conspiracy theorists, the believers, the hopium addicts we are all united. Maybe that was the whole point!

All the trailers and previews made it look like movement was finally being toned down. Less tactical sprint, less sliding, more tactical gameplay. Honestly, it looked great.

Then you watch actual gameplay from creators who already played it...

And it’s just another movement sweatfest. People flying around corners, sliding everywhere, and turning every gunfight into a competition of who can abuse movement mechanics the most.

The marketing shows a slower, more tactical CoD, but the actual game looks like another ADHD movement simulator.

I’m thinking about getting Delta Force on PS5 and was wondering what the game is like these days. I’m coming from ARC Raiders, and what I really love is the extraction gameplay and the whole risk vs. reward aspect of it. I’m looking for another extraction shooter that can scratch that same itch.

I also really enjoy playing as a sniper or using a stealthy playstyle. Is that actually viable in Delta Force? Can you effectively use suppressed weapons, play at long range, flank people, and generally take a slower, more tactical approach? Are there things like ghillie suits or other gear that supports that kind of gameplay?

I’ve also heard that when the game first launched, a lot of people had complaints about the controls on console. Have those issues been improved, and how does the game feel on PS5 now?
Overall, would you recommend Delta Force to someone who’s mainly interested in the extraction mode? I’d love to hear your experiences before I jump in.