If soil q above seed q, harvested seed q is in the range of -5/+5
If soil q lower than seed q, harvested seed is in the range -5/+2
So, this means if I have soil q 30, I can still get my seed q higher than q30? Though it is a slow process.
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kralmir
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Re: Question about farming
you answered your own question. a seed can rise by 2 points of q.
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ThunderStorm
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Re: Question about farming
Just want to make sure, I have some weird idea about soil hardcapping seed. Guess I'm wrong.
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Phaen
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Re: Question about farming
It doesn't hardcap, it just slows growth.
When you harvest and replant, you're replanting the "top third" of the harvest.
When it's +/- 5 you're planting the seeds from +2.3 ~ +5 which is an average of 3.65 q increase per harvest.
When it's -5/+2 you're planting the seeds from -0.6 ~ +2 which is an average of 0.7 q increase per harvest.
When you harvest and replant, you're replanting the "top third" of the harvest.
When it's +/- 5 you're planting the seeds from +2.3 ~ +5 which is an average of 3.65 q increase per harvest.
When it's -5/+2 you're planting the seeds from -0.6 ~ +2 which is an average of 0.7 q increase per harvest.
