NEWFight History
Every fight now has a full report on sushidrew.com/fishfight: who won, damage and healing per player, the big moments, and what everyone earned.
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Season 2 is live, and launch night was huge. You climbed the ladder so fast that fights barely put up a fight, so this patch makes fish tougher for big parties, gives healers room to shine, makes items hit a lot harder, and gets your rewards on screen in seconds. We also squashed the bugs you found live. Tonight we are testing all of it, so tell us in chat how the fights feel.
Every fight now has a full report on sushidrew.com/fishfight: who won, damage and healing per player, the big moments, and what everyone earned.
The end screen now gives the best healer a shoutout next to the MVP.
Searching for a player on the website now suggests names as you type.
Bits packs and gifted-sub packs now roll for a fight on every card, just like a normal catch.
Rewards were taking so long with big parties that XP sometimes never showed on the end screen.
With stream delay, viewers only had about 10 seconds to type !fight.
Launch night was too easy. Parties of 8 to 12 cleared almost everything and climbed the ladder in one night.
The higher rungs now get meaner as you climb.
Fish hit harder in big parties, but heals did not grow with them, so healers fell behind.
Black Mage did far more damage than every other job. Still the top damage dealer, just by less.
Shell Bounce with a Bokoblin in the same fight was wiping full parties.
Shoal Day was not adding a fish to 1-star fights, and it was too easy when it did.
It only sped up attacks. Now it lives up to its name.
Items felt too weak. Every item works off a share of your stats, so it hits the same at level 1 and level 30.
The explosion now plays before your health drops, so you see what hit you.
Fights were happening so often that players leveled way faster than planned.
Leveling up now clearly moves your catches up the ladder.
These are the big changes. Tell us in chat how they feel.