Jayamos
Farmer
Yay, thanks! That is an elegant bathroom befitting Elliott.It's posted somewhere in Valley Showcase. If I can find it later, I'll let you know.
Edit: Found the thread.
Yay, thanks! That is an elegant bathroom befitting Elliott.It's posted somewhere in Valley Showcase. If I can find it later, I'll let you know.
Edit: Found the thread.
Thank you! Thas just what I was going for.Yay, thanks! That is an elegant bathroom befitting Elliott.
Usually, I make small bathrooms, but Elliot seems the sort who'd appreciate a big, fancy one.They've probably found it before you and hidden it somewhere well and are now amused by your desperate search...I swear the parrots think I'm going nuts - this weird ground-dweller that keeps shaking trees...


I think that in one save I got my first golden coconut from an artifact spot shortly after setting foot on the island.Today I spent some time on Ginger Island. Trying to find the stupid golden coconut. I'm drowning in coconuts, so I just need to find that first one and then I can spam the island trader with my regular ones...
I swear the parrots think I'm going nuts - this weird ground-dweller that keeps shaking trees...
I get really tired of truffles. If my pigs are in with other animals, I can never find them in the grass. On my previous farm I had a barn with only pigs, and the only grass was under the fence, so it was easier to see them. Still don't like hunting for them, though.Got another Extended Family quest. Caught 7-8 Legend II. Could've got more, if I hadn't been stubborn enough to complete the main chores first, and if some of them hadn't been complete yo-yos.
I'm thinking about what to do with my other barn, if I'll get rid of it, or just the pigs, as I'm getting tired of having to pick up their truffles.
I had a truffle crab just yesterday. Second one in about 10 years on this farm. With 0.2% chance of a truffle being a truffle crab, it's not surprising.I get really tired of truffles. If my pigs are in with other animals, I can never find them in the grass. On my previous farm I had a barn with only pigs, and the only grass was under the fence, so it was easier to see them. Still don't like hunting for them, though.
On my very first 1.6 farm I had a truffle crab. I'd never seen one before, and haven't seen one since...
I get tired of truffles too. Even if they're in plain sight, when I'm running past I don't want them to take up inventory space or run to the shipping bin or the closest chest. So I just leave them there in hopes that I remember to pick them up when I have nothing to do. Preferably before the season changes and they despawn.I'm thinking about what to do with my other barn, if I'll get rid of it, or just the pigs, as I'm getting tired of having to pick up their truffles.
I sacrificed my children, and also died to my slimes in my slime hutchI thought it might be nice to have a place where people can report on their farm's goings-on and the adventures of their farmer, kind of like this thread at The Sims forums. I'll kick things off!
I am still very new to the game and in mid-summer of my second year at Peacefield Farm. In the first year, I was able to learn the basics of the game, and start becoming marginally successful: by the end I was selling honey, mayonnaise, maple syrup, and jams in addition to regular crops. I also used the winter to (mostly) change my fields to be oriented around sprinklers. My goals for year two were multiple: one, get to the bottom of the mines (I'd gone from 1 to 105 in winter alone): two, expand the house; three, build more farm infrastructure like a stable, a barn, and a silo; and four, tackle the overgrowth on my little islands and expand my fields. As of this morning (Summer 15) things are going well on those fronts! I got to the bottom of the mines almost immediately, and have built a barn and filled it with four cows. I also just expanded the house, so now I can start crafting food! I had a bunch of rain days in the early summer, so I used those to attack the big island and have created a larger field there. I'm also using the little strip of land just north of the road that goes to Marnie's as an orchard. My immediate plan is to explore cooking. Farmwise, my plans are to get a silo so I don't have to plant so much wheat or buy hay from Marnie; expand the coop so I can get duck eggs; continue harvesting hardwood for a stable; and continue expanding on the second island. I want the silo first because there's a lot of grass on the big island that I don't want to waste.
Too bad you can't hoe the center of it, or you could've found a golden walnut...The chickens laid out this pattern, does anyone know what it means?
