Fishies 0.8.8

locales/en-GB.json

@@ -6801,6 +6801,16 @@
               "0": "Decorations, eggs, floors and Rooms have no limit: what the shelves have no room for waits in a drawer. Only food has room: four jar slots of 1 kg to start, more shelves from level 8 (from level 20 they bring a second cupboard) and bigger jars from level 12. Selling something from the Storeroom gives you half its price back. The expedition goods in the wall cabinet have no limit."
             }
           },
+          "goods": {
+            "heading": "Expedition goods",
+            "p": {
+              "0": "Materials and hearts are kept in your {expStoreroom}. Materials stack by the gram and carry no rarity, while a heart keeps the rarity it was found with. For now they are kept safe for crafting to come."
+            },
+            "points": {
+              "0": "{trench}: {expMoss}, {expSalt} and the heart {expGlow}.",
+              "1": "{vents}: {expKelp}, {expMinerals} and the heart {expOpal}."
+            }
+          },
           "worms": {
             "heading": "The worm bin",
             "p": {
@@ -7118,7 +7128,7 @@
           "places": {
             "heading": "Places",
             "p": {
-              "0": "There are {placeCount} places to swim, each with room for {worldCapacity} keepers at a time. When one fills up, another copy of it opens beside it. Some places have buildings you can swim into: tap one and your fish swims to its door and goes inside, and Swim outside brings you back out in front of it. The {gallery} in the {kelpGarden} hangs the aquariums with the most stars; tap a picture to open its keeper's card. You can also reach it from the Map. Places you can go into or open wear a gold tag, and the Gallery points the way from the edge of the screen; a hidden treasure or tablet wears none, so you have to spot it yourself. At the Market, the wanted board asks for four fish a week, the same for everyone. Bring one of your grown fish that matches an order and it sells for its value plus a bonus, half again (or double for the gold-quality order), one fish per order each. The first keeper to fill an order gets twice the bonus, is named on the board for the week and earns the First at the Market badge. New orders go up every Monday. In the Shipwreck a treasure chest is hidden somewhere new every Monday, the same spot for everyone: swim right up to it and open it once a week for coins and XP that grow with your level. In the {lagoon}, tap the oyster bed to play Pearl Catch: for a minute your fish swims along the sand catching the pearls that drift down (a golden one is worth {pearlGold}) and dodging jellyfish, and {pearlStings} stings end the round early. It gets faster as it goes, and every round pays a few coins and some XP by score, as often as you like to play. In the {arena}, tap the start gate to race the week's course: your fish swims forward by itself and you steer it up and down through golden rings, which speed it up, and past rocks and jellyfish, which slow it down. Every fish swims at the same speed. Your best time goes on the week's board, your first finish each week pays a few coins and some XP, and the three fastest keepers of the week win a cup for their aquarium, coins and the Arena podium badge. A new course opens every Monday. The {iceShelf} throws a party each season: Halloween in October, a winter festival over the new year, a spring festival and a summer beach party. While one is on, the place is dressed for it; tap the party stand to collect that party's free decoration for your aquarium and its badge, once per party. In the {ruins} a sunken temple stands sealed. Six stone tablets are hidden across Open Water, one in the Kelp Garden, the Shipwreck, the Market, the Lagoon, the Arena and the Ice Shelf, each telling part of an old story; swim right up to one to read it, for a few coins and some XP. Tap the temple door to see which you have found and where the rest lie. With all six the door opens: inside, the altar tells the end of the story and gives you the Keeper's Lantern, coins, XP and the Lantern Keeper badge. At the {trench} and the {vents}, an expedition station sends a team of one to five of your grown fish away for one, four or eight hours. While they are away they are not in your aquarium and need nothing; when the time is up they swim home by themselves, fed. A one-hour trip pays a few coins and sometimes a find, as before. The four- and eight-hour trips pay no coins: every fish brings back a find instead, rolled for its rarity from common up to mythic, such as deep-sea shells and angler lamps from the Trench, or geodes and vent chimneys from the Vents. Finer fish, a better kit and a higher level all improve the odds, and a longer trip rolls more times. A team of three or more can also bring home the place's heart, found only on a depth roll: one roll for a team of three or four, two for a team of five. An expedition kit comes in four tiers: the first is free and never wears out, the others cost 1,500, 8,000 and 25,000 coins and wear out after 60 trips. Choose your team at the station to see the odds before it sets out. Up to two teams can be away at once, and adopted and legendary fish stay home. Each Market stall sells one kind of goods: tap the fish, egg or food stall to open the Stall Board on just those, and use the buttons above the board to switch kinds. In the kelp forest the Pineapple House is the reading room: tap it to open the Reef Journal, which can take you straight to this article."
+              "0": "There are {placeCount} places to swim, each with room for {worldCapacity} keepers at a time. When one fills up, another copy of it opens beside it. Some places have buildings you can swim into: tap one and your fish swims to its door and goes inside, and Swim outside brings you back out in front of it. The {gallery} in the {kelpGarden} hangs the aquariums with the most stars; tap a picture to open its keeper's card. You can also reach it from the Map. Places you can go into or open wear a gold tag, and the Gallery points the way from the edge of the screen; a hidden treasure or tablet wears none, so you have to spot it yourself. At the Market, the wanted board asks for four fish a week, the same for everyone. Bring one of your grown fish that matches an order and it sells for its value plus a bonus, half again (or double for the gold-quality order), one fish per order each. The first keeper to fill an order gets twice the bonus, is named on the board for the week and earns the First at the Market badge. New orders go up every Monday. In the Shipwreck a treasure chest is hidden somewhere new every Monday, the same spot for everyone: swim right up to it and open it once a week for coins and XP that grow with your level. In the {lagoon}, tap the oyster bed to play Pearl Catch: for a minute your fish swims along the sand catching the pearls that drift down (a golden one is worth {pearlGold}) and dodging jellyfish, and {pearlStings} stings end the round early. It gets faster as it goes, and every round pays a few coins and some XP by score, as often as you like to play. In the {arena}, tap the start gate to race the week's course: your fish swims forward by itself and you steer it up and down through golden rings, which speed it up, and past rocks and jellyfish, which slow it down. Every fish swims at the same speed. Your best time goes on the week's board, your first finish each week pays a few coins and some XP, and the three fastest keepers of the week win a cup for their aquarium, coins and the Arena podium badge. A new course opens every Monday. The {iceShelf} throws a party each season: Halloween in October, a winter festival over the new year, a spring festival and a summer beach party. While one is on, the place is dressed for it; tap the party stand to collect that party's free decoration for your aquarium and its badge, once per party. In the {ruins} a sunken temple stands sealed. Six stone tablets are hidden across Open Water, one in the Kelp Garden, the Shipwreck, the Market, the Lagoon, the Arena and the Ice Shelf, each telling part of an old story; swim right up to one to read it, for a few coins and some XP. Tap the temple door to see which you have found and where the rest lie. With all six the door opens: inside, the altar tells the end of the story and gives you the Keeper's Lantern, coins, XP and the Lantern Keeper badge. At the {trench} and the {vents}, an expedition station sends a team of one to five of your grown fish away for one, four or eight hours. While they are away they are not in your aquarium and need nothing; when the time is up they swim home by themselves, fed. A one-hour trip pays a few coins and sometimes a find, as before. The four- and eight-hour trips pay no coins: every fish brings back a find instead, rolled for its rarity from common up to mythic, such as deep-sea shells and angler lamps from the Trench, or geodes and vent chimneys from the Vents. Finer fish, a better kit and a higher level all improve the odds, and a longer trip rolls more times. A team of three or more can also bring home the place's heart, found only on a depth roll: one roll for a team of three or four, two for a team of five. An expedition kit comes in four tiers: the first is free and never wears out, the others cost {expKit2}, {expKit3} and {expKit4} coins and wear out after {expWear} trips. Choose your team at the station to see the odds before it sets out. Up to two teams can be away at once, and adopted and legendary fish stay home. Each Market stall sells one kind of goods: tap the fish, egg or food stall to open the Stall Board on just those, and use the buttons above the board to switch kinds. In the kelp forest the Pineapple House is the reading room: tap it to open the Reef Journal, which can take you straight to this article."
             },
             "points": {
               "0": "{kelpGarden} · a coral garden that runs into a kelp forest, several screens wide. East of the arch, the School Board lists the schools that have room, and the School Coves gate takes each member into their own school's Cove.",