Clear underwater routes, restore coral, open cleaned areas, and collect resources along the way.
PC / Global, current 1.x release
WHERE & HOW TO FARM
Where to farm
Underwater zones reached by boat from the Diving Pier.
Diving advances through clearing trash and restoring coral. Use a scythe on debris, gather what it releases, and carry activated solar orbs to their pylons. Healing coral opens cleaned paths and supports ocean progression. The route is tied to accessible dive areas, so continue through the openings restoration creates rather than treating each debris patch as an isolated task.
Receive the Spring 8 diving letter and meet at the dock
Scythe for underwater trash
An unlocked dive area
Board the boat at the Diving Pier and select an area currently available to you.
Find trash and debris along the underwater route between the anchor and solar-orb pylons.
Clear piles with the scythe and pick up scrap, kelp, or coffers released.
Locate an activated solar orb and carry it to its pylon.
Activate the pylon to heal coral, earn Ocean Points, and open the cleaned route.
Continue into newly accessible paths and collect visible forage along the way.
Return to the anchor when you are ready to end the dive.
Farming tips
Move the anchor when useful to set a return point for the area you are exploring.
Look across newly opened seabed for forage and critters, not only trash piles.
Repeat, collect and use
Cleanup can be repeated across areas you can access. Continue as restoration opens routes and new areas become available; individual resources are collected along the route.
Common mistakes
Leaving debris drops behind after cutting trash: pause to collect the released materials.
Stopping at a blocked route without checking for restoration: look for a solar orb and its pylon.
Losing track of the return point: use or reposition the anchor as you explore.
When to stop or switch
Stop when the accessible cleanup and pylon objective are complete or you need to return to shore. Resume in another unlocked area as progression permits.
