I remember there was some talk from the devs about implementing a more in-depth farming mechanic similar to, but completely different from, the one found in Salem.
I just want to know if we can look forward to NPK preferences and nutrient depletion, water levels in the soil, regions of the map where only certain crops grow, pest and disease management, and quality degradation by not properly handling these things?
I was stoked when I heard about the possibility of using rotting plants and animal dung as fertilizer, with all the plants in the world, will we have an alchemy skill that lets us make different treatments for different things that ail our crops?
Will our animals get sick?
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Lunarius_Haberdash
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Farming and Ranching Futures
jorb: I don't want *your* money. You are rude and boring. Go away.
Sevenless: We already know real life has some pretty shitty game mechanics, it's why we're here instead.
Avu: The end is near it has finally come to pass: I agree with Lunarius...
Shubla: There are also other reasons to play this game than to maximize your stat gain.
Sevenless: We already know real life has some pretty shitty game mechanics, it's why we're here instead.
Avu: The end is near it has finally come to pass: I agree with Lunarius...
Shubla: There are also other reasons to play this game than to maximize your stat gain.
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jorb
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Re: Farming and Ranching Futures
I'd like to have more connectivity in it, for sure. It'd be cool if certain crops or layouts or whatever could be beneficial or detrimental in combinations &c&c.
Mostly about finding meaningful inroads into that ambition. Nothing planned yet except extremely loose ideas.
Mostly about finding meaningful inroads into that ambition. Nothing planned yet except extremely loose ideas.
"The psychological trials of dwellers in the last times will be equal to the physical trials of the martyrs. In order to face these trials we must be living in a different world."
-- Hieromonk Seraphim Rose
-- Hieromonk Seraphim Rose
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Ragnar214
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Re: Farming and Ranching Futures
You could check this out for ideas maybe. My brother and I have a massive garden growing out back. We use this process.jorb wrote:I'd like to have more connectivity in it, for sure. It'd be cool if certain crops or layouts or whatever could be beneficial or detrimental in combinations &c&c.
Mostly about finding meaningful inroads into that ambition. Nothing planned yet except extremely loose ideas.
http://www.planetnatural.com/companion-planting/
There is also crop rotation