Fish are now fully aware of their fearsome predator and can flee before them. It's a bit hectic and janky, but then again so is life, so surely this is super realistic. This should be good enough for the basics of fish catching.

Lil' fishies have started to grow aware of the player and can now flee when they get too close! Sorta. This is a first step towards it at least, for now they just speed up but can't break out of their move cycle just yet. Also, statues can now signal the player when they've received an offering and when all required offerings have been received, so there's that. Next step is more tweaks to fish behaviour.

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If the fish isn't fresh enough, statues can now refuse the offering and send it back to the Player. Bit rude tbh. They weren't even gonna eat it anyway.

I had to go back to Blender but now instead of slaps, statues can receive fish offerings. It doesn't exactly show for now, but I'm sure it makes them happy. As much as statues can be happy I guess.

Please refrain from slapping statues using fish. It's disrespectful. Also, they could retaliate.

(Note: slaps are made to be "PvP" interactions, but I thought people would try to slap the statues at some point, so I did this as a humorous way to signal that no, this isn't the actual goal the actual goal being to give them fish as an offering (which I haven't implemented yet))

Fish now have the ability to... to die and go bad after being caught and I feel like a monster The fact that I had to lower their lifespan to 5 seconds for the purpose of this video makes it even worse.