Fire Kirin Fish Basics for New Players

Most first-time Fire Kirin players open a fish table, turn the cannon to maximum and wonder where their points went. A two-minute primer from you fixes that.

Every shot costs points

On a fish table, each bullet spends a little of the balance. The cannon level sets how much. Higher levels cost more per shot. That is the first thing a beginner must understand.

Start low

Suggest new players keep the cannon at a low level for their first session. They learn how the table moves without burning the whole load in a few minutes.

Targets differ

Small fish appear often and pay little; large creatures and bosses appear less often and pay more, but take many hits. Players should know that chasing a boss with a tiny balance usually ends quickly.

Auto-fire and lock

Many tables offer auto-fire and target lock. They are convenient, but auto-fire keeps spending points even when nothing valuable is on screen. Tell players to switch it off when they step away.

No winning promises

Do not describe any table as lucky or claim a big creature will drop soon. You cannot know, and claims like that cause disputes.

A message you can send

• Each shot uses points; the cannon level sets the cost.
• Start on a low level while you learn.
• Turn off auto-fire when you are not watching.
• Message me if your balance looks wrong.

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