Plantable Lingonberries

[Saxony4]

Every foragable except for curios should be plantable in garden pots. curio planting should be locked behind the gardener credo The inconsistency is pretty boggling. Why even have gardening pots if they're going to be arbitrarily limited?

We've got plenty of plantables already. Leave something for foragers to do please

Hearthlings don't need to live their entire lives foraging for berries when they can master the art of agriculture.

[uncleseano]

Agreed, curios gated behind Gardener. Hell even increase the time it takes to grow plantables just to make foraging still relevant. You don't wanna wait 4 days for that Lingon Berry? Goo get your walking stick

[Sevenless]

Every foragable except for curios should be plantable in garden pots. curio planting should be locked behind the gardener credo The inconsistency is pretty boggling. Why even have gardening pots if they're going to be arbitrarily limited?

We've got plenty of plantables already. Leave something for foragers to do please

Hearthlings don't need to live their entire lives foraging for berries when they can master the art of agriculture.

Gardening breaks foraging balance (at the very least it hamstrings how good you can make anything growable, and people want everything growable), and quite frankly is far more easily botted than foraging is which is the whole reason people were saying "nerf foraging!". Gardening needs a rework to not involve foraged anything. Should be a unique class of potted ingredients instead, sorry for the extra workload jorb.

[Aceb]

I'm a boring person.

http://www.havenandhearth.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=48&t=62507 so most of gardening stuff is not as good as foraged ones, but rare "mutations" can be greater