There's a trick to avoid having to continuously click "dig again" and producing a lot of clicking noises because of it. Click the dig again button once then hold down the enter button, and your knuff will just keep digging until it runs out of digs.

This method produces very little clicking sound and is much easier on your clicking finger! I think everyone, even people who don't mind the digging noise, should try it out. It's a real game changer. :)

Personally, after the update that made it so that you only needed to fill up your knuff once, digging has been a breeze. ^^

I doubt it, since holding enter to click works this way across the internet.

Try it out, ctrl+click a link then hold enter. You'll keep opening tabs, just the way you would if you were clicking the link very rapidly with your mouse. (:

Judging from the thread, not many people are aware the enter key has this function (tbh I was surprised to see this thread because it's well-known to users in the Knuffel forum), so I called it a "trick". Perhaps that made it sound more sinister. But it's just using keyboard shortcuts.

I'll stop if it's not allowed though. ^^;

@Arachne; I know that..... ^^;; I actually specifically dig in areas where they are not leveled to get food.. it's been my method for a long time.

@Saloiq; Ooh that's awesome, I'll have to try that. Thanks for the info!

I like this suggestion. I haven't bothered people with my clicking, but I do have CTS, and the clicks add up. :c

@Moi - Hm, I see where you're coming from then. (:

Lacrimosa wrote:And honestly I'm lucky if I make 1k from digging these days. I dunno if the rates were changed or what but I seem to hardly find any anymore. o.o

It's the same for me... Sporadically they find 10fp, SOMETIMES 50fp...if I'm SUPER lucky, once a week I might get 200fp!

Dunno if it is any kinda help but there are some Mouses out there without any kind of noise ... so called Silent Mouse.
Got myself one from Nexus and have to wake up myself almost every 2nd click
Well OK ... you don't hear the click, but you feel it and i think that's very great.

BTW: Clicksound is adjustable in Windows