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Farming rotation

Postby Jujek » Sun Dec 22, 2013 7:29 pm

Good evening.

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Does this table say that (for example) to get Tier 3 cereal I have to plant first pumpkins, then cabbage, pumpkins, cabbage etc. and finally when I will get enough influence plant cereal?

And second example: to get Tier 3 cabbage do I need to plant cotton, then pumpkins, cotton and so on?
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Re: Farming rotation

Postby Kandarim » Sun Dec 22, 2013 7:52 pm

your conclusions are correct.

Just note that you'll HAVE to use fertilizers to get tiered fields. Without influence fertilizers all bars will go down by five, and one will go up by five. With 200% influence, all bars will go down by 5% and one will go up by 10%. Ideally, you'll want the right bar at 100% for tier 2 output, or the two right bars at 100% and 95% for tier3 output.

For tier 2, you'll get SOME tier 2 output as soon as the corresponding bar is over 50%, but it's generally not worth it. You might as well tier all the way up to a full influence bar.

edit: this a pretty old image, and missing corn, but it probably convenes the essentials more easily:

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Re: Farming rotation

Postby Jujek » Sun Dec 22, 2013 8:03 pm

Thank you sir.
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Re: Farming rotation

Postby Brego » Sun Dec 22, 2013 8:19 pm

Kandarim wrote:your conclusions are correct.

Just note that you'll HAVE to use fertilizers to get tiered fields. Without influence fertilizers all bars will go down by five, and one will go up by five. With 200% influence, all bars will go down by 5% and one will go up by 10%. Ideally, you'll want the right bar at 100% for tier 2 output, or the two right bars at 100% and 95% for tier3 output.

For tier 2, you'll get SOME tier 2 output as soon as the corresponding bar is over 50%, but it's generally not worth it. You might as well tier all the way up to a full influence bar.

edit: this a pretty old image, and missing corn, but it probably convenes the essentials more easily:

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I never used this image) :P for me better to use system where was posted first image.It's not hard to undarstand!1st rotation it's a first bar or first food that must be planted and raised bar to 100 .2 st rotation = tier 2 where need just 100 bar of first rotation .with tier 3 some harder cause here need 2 bars .One of them must be 1st rotation and 100 bar and second must be 95 bar.and you will get 95%+ of tier 3.i wrote how it more easy and use this image.but no metter how you plant food to get tier 3 .For example to get tier 3 of pumpkins you need plant cereal and cotton like showed on this image.but it is no metter .It has influence just in right bars.you can plant cotton then cereal.Use like you want but sometimes use this image).
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Re: Farming rotation

Postby belgear » Sat Jan 04, 2014 3:24 am

I wouldn't rotate back and forth if I were you. Get one bar to full, then move to the other bar, then the final product. When you get to a 100/95 field you should only have to do 1 planting in between tiered products to maintain
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