EXACTLY! It's a delicate balance...Magic Pink wrote:I don't understand what you mean. Flowers on your Homestead weren't growing because another area didn't have runeys?
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Well, there are three reasons...Magic Pink wrote:This IS a helpful guide but...
What's the point of getting prosperity everywhere? Why would I want to bother with the runeys in any area but my Homestead? Once that gets to prosperity why would I care if they die off in every other area, I don't have crops anywhere else.
1. Any area that is extinct will affect your crops! That means it isn't just your Homestead that affects crop growth. Every single area affects it just as much as Homestead does.
2. For all the additional areas in prosperity, crops grow even faster. Having 5 areas in Prosperity is better than having just one.
3. For convenience. Because of #1, you'll have to be constantly maintaining areas not in Prosperity. If you just get them to Prosperity they require much less maintenance, you just have to worry about Grass Runeys in each area.
This actually gives me an idea; I'm making an additional section on Prosperity and taking out the awkward stuff in brackets in other sections referring to prosperity. I was considering the idea before and this cinches it.
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teehee, sorry. that's my perfectionist issue ^_^;;Sigura wrote:Edit button's there for a reason. /hitJack Tsuchiyama wrote:I would also like to say that growing crops inside a dungeon does not increase the runeys on your homestead. I'd read that somewhere, and now I know it's wrong
Anyways, congratulations Kupo, it got stickied.
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Thanks - I'll specify that in the guide.Jack Tsuchiyama wrote:I would also like to say that growing crops inside a dungeon does not increase the runeys on your homestead. I'd read that somewhere, and now I know it's wrong
Still open to suggestions on additional sections by the way^^. I also tested a bit, typhoons actually don't seem to have any effect on Runey population. It was a bit hard to tell since I went two days without checking (the night before then the day after the typhoon) but I didn't notice any major changes.
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Just randomly disappeared?Mizuru007 wrote:I noticed that, once a new season had started, a BUNCH of Runeys from everywhere were gone.
Can someone confirm this?
Runey population does tend to stabilize at the beginning of each season (because for the first week, every type of runey in each map just increases by one per day). But the population as a whole shouldn't be dipping down.
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o_O That is strange! I guess Homestead runey population and crops were linked a lot stronger than I thought!Mizuru007 wrote:Yeah.
In my Homestead, I had at LEAST 40 of every Runey.
Once Autumn (TEEHEE) hit, there were only 10 or 11...TOTAL.
Maybe it was the dead crops that did it???
I just want to make sure one other person experiences it before it gets put in the guide, in case it wasn't some freak accident >_>
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i just made it to autumn and i had alot of dead crops but my homestead population didnt go down. its been slowly going up pretty evenly. i had 4 plots of crops that died and i have 3 plots of fodder. maybe it goes down if u have ur whole field covered in crops and they die the next season? its wierd.Kupo wrote:o_O That is strange! I guess Homestead runey population and crops were linked a lot stronger than I thought!Mizuru007 wrote:Yeah.
In my Homestead, I had at LEAST 40 of every Runey.
Once Autumn (TEEHEE) hit, there were only 10 or 11...TOTAL.
Maybe it was the dead crops that did it???
I just want to make sure one other person experiences it before it gets put in the guide, in case it wasn't some freak accident >_>
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Oh, for crying out loud.Kupo wrote:
1. Any area that is extinct will affect your crops! That means it isn't just your Homestead that affects crop growth. Every single area affects it just as much as Homestead does.
Well, that settles that, I'm done with this game. Managing Runeys is the most annoying game system I've ever seen. I refuse to do it. It takes forever, it's impossible to be precise, my « Harvest Goddess » it's just the dumbest feature ever.