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== Fish variety ==

Most Fishing Spots have increased odds of choosing one, two, or three specific kinds of fish, depending on the area. Outdoors areas have different odds at night, and if an area has multiple Fishing Spots, they all have the same odds. When the player hooks a fish, after the game determines the fish's rarity, it attempts to choose a fish from a list of probabilities specific to that area first. Since ~~each area~~'s fish probabilities ~~don't~~ add up to 100%, there is a chance the game doesn't choose any of those fish; when that happens, it instead chooses a fish using the default probabilities shown in the above table.

Most Fishing Spots have increased odds of choosing one, two, or three specific kinds of fish, depending on the area. Outdoors areas have different odds at night, and if an area has multiple Fishing Spots, they all have the same odds. When the player hooks a fish, after the game determines the fish's rarity, it attempts to choose a fish from a list of probabilities specific to that area first. Since none of the areas' fish probabilities add up to 100% or include fish from every rarity group, there is always a chance the game doesn't choose any of those fish; when that happens, it instead chooses a fish using the default probabilities shown in the above table.

Note that an area's fish probabilities aren't the same as the actual chances of catching those fish in that area. The game can only pick a fish on an area's probability table if it chooses to pick from that fish's rarity group first, and if the game does choose that rarity but doesn't pick anything in the area's probability table, it may pick that fish anyway from the default probability table.

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 == Fish variety ==
-Most Fishing Spots have increased odds of choosing one, two, or three specific kinds of fish, depending on the area. Outdoors areas have different odds at night, and if an area has multiple Fishing Spots, they all have the same odds. When the player hooks a fish, after the game determines the fish's rarity, it attempts to choose a fish from a list of probabilities specific to that area first. Since each area's fish probabilities don't add up to 100%, there is a chance the game doesn't choose any of those fish; when that happens, it instead chooses a fish using the default probabilities shown in the above table.
+Most Fishing Spots have increased odds of choosing one, two, or three specific kinds of fish, depending on the area. Outdoors areas have different odds at night, and if an area has multiple Fishing Spots, they all have the same odds. When the player hooks a fish, after the game determines the fish's rarity, it attempts to choose a fish from a list of probabilities specific to that area first. Since none of the areas' fish probabilities add up to 100% or include fish from every rarity group, there is always a chance the game doesn't choose any of those fish; when that happens, it instead chooses a fish using the default probabilities shown in the above table.
 Note that an area's fish probabilities aren't the same as the actual chances of catching those fish in that area. The game can only pick a fish on an area's probability table if it chooses to pick from that fish's rarity group first, and if the game does choose that rarity but doesn't pick anything in the area's probability table, it may pick that fish anyway from the default probability table.

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