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FinLab
3 months ago

Some holidays in FinLab will be very similar to our real holidays, where as some are made up. They provide passive buffs that day, for example sell price/stock, egg progression, etc.




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There's also going to be a few new decor objects and a few new fish in this update! Probably won't go overboard but I still have some ideas.

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