In the debut adventure of How to Fish, players are thrust straight into the mystery of the “Who Stole My Beer?” quest, which kicks off immediately after the tutorial sequence.
To get the ball rolling, you’ll need to chat with the Lighthouse Keeper and then purchase a Beer Can for a modest $12. This single item is all you require for the initial steps of the puzzle.
Once you’ve secured the Beer Can, select it from your inventory to transform it into an Empty Beer Can lure. Toss it toward the Lighthouse Keeper, and he will reward you with an empty can, propelling the investigation forward.
Equip the empty can as your bait and begin casting. Unlike conventional lures, this simple device will attract the formidable Spider Crab, the game’s most lethal predator. The true challenge starts when you haul this beast to the surface.
This creature is far from a typical crustacean. A mere punch will not suffice—my attempt ended in defeat and a costly loss. To defeat it, you must equip a knife before you bring it aboard. Playing in a cooperative session can ease the task, and while the Brass Knuckle offers some advantage, the knife remains the superior choice.
After vanquishing the Spider Crab, deliver its carcass to the Lighthouse Keeper to complete the quest. For players eager to unlock additional achievements, this guide offers further strategies.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How do I obtain the Beer Can needed for the 'Who Stole My Beer?' quest?
After completing the tutorial, talk to the Lighthouse Keeper and purchase a Beer Can for $12 from the in‑game shop. This is the only item required to start the puzzle.
What is the best way to defeat the Spider Crab during the quest?
Equip a knife before hauling the crab to the surface. The knife is the most effective weapon; a simple punch will not work. Playing with a co‑op partner can also help.
What happens after I kill the Spider Crab and bring its carcass to the Lighthouse Keeper?
Delivering the carcass completes the 'Who Stole My Beer?' quest, rewarding you with progress in the story and the Lighthouse Keeper’s gratitude.
News Source: Destructoid
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