
Inspect - After a plant has been Tended (will be discussed later) you will be given the option to Inspect. Normal seeds will grow into a random Sprout. You only need the basic stages to unlock information on the crop.ĭue Note - You can only get the Seed stage from specific seeds. Research - With the hat equipped, you can research a crop's current stage. There are 5 basic stages: Seed, Sprout, Small, Medium, & Grown, as well as 2 hidden stages: Giant & Rotting.
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This hat has no durability and is primarily used to view and update your "Plant Registry" much like the recipe book. Otherwise go ahead and craft yourself a Gardeneer Hat for a Bucket of Poop, 3 Seeds, & an Electric Doodad. If you've already researched the plants or are using the (not yet updated) wiki, you can skip this step. This will be used later to water an entire farmland tile. Take this time to also craft a Watering Can for 2 Boards & 1 Rope in the Food Tab. Both mechanics play out very much like they did in the Gorge. Each Hoe has 25 uses, and is used for creating spots for planting seeds on your existing farmland. Next you're going to need a Hoe (or several) for 2 Twigs & 2 Flint from in the Food Tab. Make sure to dig up any Garden Debris with a shovel to make room. It has 4 uses, and each square can hold 9 crops. This object can be placed along a grid to create a spot of farmland after a couple of seconds. Data-divers may correct or tweak what is stated here!įarmplots are no more! First thing you need to make is a Garden Rigamajig for 3 Boards, 2 Rope, & 2 Flint found in the Food Tab. It was a brilliant, wonderful moment in a brilliant, wonderful game.You know I've never really written many guides to apologies before hand, but let's just dive right into it!ĭue Note: This is based on my experience and not code. The two dogs still alive were so weak that I finished them off easily with my spear. By the time it was over, both of the beefalo were dead, dropping fur, horns, and meat, and four dogs were dead. What if I ran the hounds into the beefalo and let them fight it out?Īs soon as one of the dogs bit the beefalo, they turned aggressive and attacked the dogs. I also needed to get away from the hounds. I needed to move the beefalo, but there was no way to move them. So I was at my camp one night, meditating on the beefalo problem and hoping that I was still sane enough for the night spirits to leave me alone, when I suddenly heard barking. And it will gradually draw closer, before the slobbering beasts explode onto the scene. When they're about to, though, you'll hear barking in the far distance. They'll kill you, if they can, but fortunately they don't appear very often.



Big, nasty beasts that wander in packs and hunt you down. There's another serious problem, periodically, and it's wild dogs. When mating season came, they would attack me if I stayed in my camp, and who knows what they'd destroy.

In the midst of all this beefalo domestic tranquility, I realized I had forgotten about one thing: mating season. Two members of the herd, though, started wandering a little further north each day, and after a few days, they were happily wandering around my camp.Īt night, they slept in front of the campfire, snoring gently. I had established a nice little farm next to this area, because it made it easy for me to make a daily run and pick up manure, then go back to my farm and deposit the manure in the plots.īeefalo generally stay in their own terrain, which is this savanna grassland area. Picking up manure during breeding season=hazardous. Wander too close and they'll chase you, attacking you if they catch up. They also don't mind at all if the player scurries among them, picking up manure.ĭuring breeding season, their bottoms turn a shade of red, and they become much, much more aggressive. Generally quite genial, they are a gentle herding animal, dropping manure that is invaluable for farming.
