That trick was supposed to save the crops in the dungeons, and not your field.Kemine wrote:Yes. They were at the same level that they were at when I switched at 12:15 AM. My field was ruined
It's interesting that you mention that part about crops... so if you plant crops in your entire field, chances are they will just wither and die? And not be "overtaken" or replaced by stumps, logs, etc. as they would during a normal storm? Unfortunately I switched right after Winter; it was like Spring 3 or something, so I didn't have any crops planted .__.Kemine wrote: Yes. They were at the same level that they were at when I switched at 12:15 AM. My field was ruined, but I noticed that my grass had turned to the brown weeds. They were NOT destroyed as in stumps and stumps overtaking them but instead wilted. I found this a little unbelievable as grass is something I would imagine would NEVER die unless I cut it down too early. Or does grass die over winter?
Either way, NOTHING on your farmland will survive the jump. I would suggest, if you want a lot of stumps and foraging to do so you can get a lot of wood early in 2nd gen, to cut down all existing crops and destroy any plots (make them untilled, just to be safe), on the day you plan to jump. If you don't to worry about the stumps and stones because your tools are old and can't do anything about them anyways in 2nd gen till you've forged, plant grass on the entire field. This way when you jump, they'll turn to brown weeds. Untilled, mind you, but also easier to get rid of than stumps.
I also don't know about tilled land and whether or not it stays tilled in the jump. If it does, then I'd suggest just tilling the whole land and not plant anything, won't need to till it again.
You're right... I keep forgetting people also leaf through the pages of this topic, so information posted here's in a good spot to be read and used too^^ My judgment was probably clouded about the preparedness thing, because when I went to 2nd Gen I was like barely prepared; I had enough money and wood but I didn't get the statue items and stuff ahead of time, cause I wanted 2nd Gen to be really hard after 1st Gen was pretty easy.^_^Violet_13 wrote:Kupo I totally take your point I didn't really mean for it to be added to the guide necessarily just a point to think about for people reading. I guess different people want to be prepared in different ways on the change over and I am not suggesting being over prepared, sorry about that
You pry could just for kicks.Kupo wrote:
It's interesting that you mention that part about crops... so if you plant crops in your entire field, chances are they will just wither and die? And not be "overtaken" or replaced by stumps, logs, etc. as they would during a normal storm? Unfortunately I switched right after Winter; it was like Spring 3 or something, so I didn't have any crops planted .__.
If you want Kemine I can add in a note about the crops vs no crops on switchover in the 2nd Gen section...?
Not to be picky but you don't have to harvest the crops, once they are fully grown just walk up to the statue and it disappears. It might be useful if you want to keep the fully grown crops there for RP.Messhina Valley
Statue 1:
Defeat 3 Buffalo and 4 Queen Bees. The buffalo can be found around the Giant Boulder area, and Queen Bees at Holy Statue (after 6:00 PM).
Statue 2:
You must grow 36 fall crops in the Holy Statue area. Harvest at the same time. Must all be of the same kind.
Statue 3:
This one asks you to bring it 5 silver. Once you do so, it requires you to bring 15 pieces of scrap iron.
No, no, you're absolutely right. Actually you also reminded me that I need to edit that part because you don't have to harvest them, and because they don't have to be of the same kind either; I just forgot to edit that in. And picky is good! Of course we want the guide to be as accurate as possible, so any tips and corrections are much appreciated^^Violet_13 wrote:Not to be picky but you don't have to harvest the crops, once they are fully grown just walk up to the statue and it disappears. It might be useful if you want to keep the fully grown crops there for RP.Messhina Valley
Statue 1:
Defeat 3 Buffalo and 4 Queen Bees. The buffalo can be found around the Giant Boulder area, and Queen Bees at Holy Statue (after 6:00 PM).
Statue 2:
You must grow 36 fall crops in the Holy Statue area. Harvest at the same time. Must all be of the same kind.
Statue 3:
This one asks you to bring it 5 silver. Once you do so, it requires you to bring 15 pieces of scrap iron.
Yeah I believe Midnite meant that; so I just replaced it with mature instead.Kemine wrote:I think what they meant by "harvest" is "mature". So if you grow carrots, yams, and peppers, they all need to be mature at one time. So you can't pick the carrots then let the yams grow, doesn't work.
I think that's why it's easiest just to plant the same stuff at the same time, matures at the same time.
I thought they dropped small fleece. I should probably try things instead of just assuming...