Should I stay or Should I go?

[burgingham]

As I understand it, if you have high soil quality, it may give you a small boost at the start, i.e. if you had q 50 soil you could get up to Q50 Plants fairly quickly. However it is defiantly not needed and it's pretty easy to raise crop Q's even in bad soil.

Those are mechanics from old HnH and are not true anymore.

[uncleseano]

So in short lads what you are saying if my bio domes all check out then it's a good spot. I can always go on a wander for soil for my pots

[dantheman540]

As I understand it, if you have high soil quality, it may give you a small boost at the start, i.e. if you had q 50 soil you could get up to Q50 Plants fairly quickly. However it is defiantly not needed and it's pretty easy to raise crop Q's even in bad soil.

Those are mechanics from old HnH and are not true anymore.

Huh, you learn something new everyday

[Garfy]

Those are mechanics from old HnH and are not true anymore.

Only partly true. Tree quality is based mostly on the quality of the seed you used. Soil only plays a small part in the overall quality, but it still has an effect. It might only be basically +1 quality every generation or two of trees. But in half a years time that's going to be a pretty huge difference compared to people without high quality soil.

[uncleseano]

Those are mechanics from old HnH and are not true anymore.

Only partly true. Tree quality is based mostly on the quality of the seed you used. Soil only plays a small part in the overall quality, but it still has an effect. It might only be basically +1 quality every generation or two of trees. But in half a years time that's going to be a pretty huge difference compared to people without high quality soil.

Just in time for the wipe so

[burgingham]

Those are mechanics from old HnH and are not true anymore.

Only partly true. Tree quality is based mostly on the quality of the seed you used. Soil only plays a small part in the overall quality, but it still has an effect. It might only be basically +1 quality every generation or two of trees. But in half a years time that's going to be a pretty huge difference compared to people without high quality soil.

I was refering to crop, not trees. I kind of missed the tree part, guess I was too tired. So ignore that comment of mine.

Soil of course plays a role in treeplanting. But only the stuff in pots, not the stuff on the ground.