How To Find (& Catch) 3-Star Sharks In Dave The Diver
To catch 3-Star Sharks in , players must combine their deep-sea fishing skills with a unique piece of equipment. Sharks are among the most dangerous undersea creatures players can encounter in this game, with players running a hit sushi restaurant, serving up seafood delicacies based on what they can catch in the depths. However, turning sharks into sushi is often a tall order.
To obtain high-quality three-star fish, like Seahorses in , players must catch the fish without hurting it. The easiest way to do this is to use a Net Gun or a tranquilizer weapon to immobilize the fish, making them easy to catch. However, Sharks and other large fish cannot be caught this way due to their size. Instead, players need to tranquilize Sharks before using the Underwater Drone to scoop them up.
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Sharks are much larger than ordinary fish, and players will be able to spot them easily. They appear as early as the game’s first chapter and can be found at all times of day at various depths. However, players hunting sharks should try to unlock Night Fishing by completing the side quest in Chapter Two. When diving at night, players will find more hostile fish, including sharks, will spawn.
Players have to use the Tranquilizer Rifle or Modified Hush Dart to tranquilize sharks. These weapons require players to upgrade the basic Rifle and Hush Dart using the Duff’s Weapon Shop app on Dave’s smartphone. The Tranquilizer Rifle is the best option, as players only have to craft an essential upgrade to obtain it. With the Rifle, each shot has a 40% chance of tranquilizing the target.
Other tranquilizing weapons, such as the Tranquilizer Harpoon and the hilariously named Sleepy Hammer, can also be used, but players can only obtain these from random drops.
To tranquilize a Shark, all players have to do is fire at the animal until a shot knocks it out.
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