Stake instead of trellis

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Tacheron
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Stake instead of trellis

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Can we have something that we can actually lift to move around for RNG benefits? I haven't seen many trellises when planting peas and such vine-y crops. I've seen a lot of stakes along which they climb and those are pretty easily removed. Currently I just skip my peas/grapes hops and pepper cause it's annoying. I have another farm on the crossing of gridlines so each square of the farm is on a different map tile and it gives me a different roll on each square, so I just plant one seed of each crop type to determine the RNG and then plant on the best square. With trellises I can't do that properly without assigning space for them even if they're not to be used cause of low rng, which is a waste. Don't want to rant more, but please consider something along the lines of making this easier on the farmer, the stakes are just one idea.
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Re: Stake instead of trellis

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Tacheron wrote: I have another farm on the crossing of gridlines so each square of the farm is on a different map tile and it gives me a different roll on each square, so I just plant one seed of each crop type to determine the RNG and then plant on the best square.
Lol, that is brilliant, thanks.
Anyway, trellises are cheap, and if you're quality grinding you don't need that many.
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Re: Stake instead of trellis

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Yeah I know, it's just that I feel we should consider any mechanic that works towards making stuff easier on the players while still maintaining plausibility.
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