Wild Berry Cultivation

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Wild Berry Cultivation

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Not sure if this has been suggested or not, but I tough this would be a nice little feature non the less.

So while Blueberries have some pretty great uses, mostly in baking goods, and they are pretty commonly available in most areas of the game, it still would be pretty neat if you could grow them yourself, mostly because you could upgrade their quality trough generations, and at the same time give some more variety for farmers and their farms. Not to mention the amount of Blueberry Pie you could make by finnaly having a self sustaining newbie baking factory.
But besides that what do you think about the idea, could it be possible. Also this wouldn't only apply to Blueberries, I just used them as an example.
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Or maybe recipes from the bush berries
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It's kind of weird how there's blueberries just randomly growing in the ground when bushes are actually in the game now. I don't even think it would be OP to have them farmable considering how common they are anyway.
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Teleskop wrote:Or maybe recipes from the bush berries
This

Also:
Darruin wrote:It's kind of weird how there's blueberries just randomly growing in the ground when bushes are actually in the game now. I don't even think it would be OP to have them farmable considering how common they are anyway.
It really isn't, because the European blueberry and lingonberries are foraged and not really cultivated irl
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sabinati wrote:
Teleskop wrote:Or maybe recipes from the bush berries
This

Also:
Darruin wrote:It's kind of weird how there's blueberries just randomly growing in the ground when bushes are actually in the game now. I don't even think it would be OP to have them farmable considering how common they are anyway.
It really isn't, because the European blueberry and lingonberries are foraged and not really cultivated irl
They are? How come you can´t cultivate it?
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Re: Wild Berry Cultivation

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molenga wrote: They are? How come you can´t cultivate it?

Probably more 'don't' than 'can't'.
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I think its more profitable to cultivate the big american style blueberries ( dunno whats the name lol ) i was even working picking them and it was pain in the back job,i dont even want to think how hard picking those little europen blueberries for few hours a day would be. Unless using some magical equipment.
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Teleskop wrote:Unless using some magical equipment.
I give you...

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