Gardening - what do you plant?
In this game, I started looking into gardening after I had been playing already for quite some time. Which may be a bit surprising, given I had been playing quite a few sims in the science career, whe...
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Just to summarize:
So if I see this correctly, most of you do, indeed, plant fruit and vegetables your sims actually use in the kitchen. Given that's already a base game feature and has been expanded on by lots of other content, I can see that. Next would be alchemy plants (even if you don't go fully in, the first one or two levels already have good elixirs), as those give good benefits. And only one of you mentioned the university life plants in a halfway positive way :lol: . Yeah, I guess they are not overly useful. They sometimes have negative effects, too, if I remember correctly, or the effects are simply too shortlived to make much of a difference.
One thing nobody mentioned (unless I missed it) are the ITF plants. Okay, they only serve a single purpose - bot-building - and if you don't do that, you don't need them. Also, they are a whole other step of "needy". In my Cronor game, I had a rooftop garden on the house of my stranded time traveler group.
https://i.imgur.com/3AE7LSd.jpg
And well, sometimes, you had to scream at the plants. Not that you would ever do that in other situations, right :sweat_smile: ?
https://i.imgur.com/kGmMPlz.jpg
The community gardens were in the basement of the local science center, which was kind of neat.
https://i.imgur.com/ESiFF4C.jpg
So if I see this correctly, most of you do, indeed, plant fruit and vegetables your sims actually use in the kitchen. Given that's already a base game feature and has been expanded on by lots of other content, I can see that. Next would be alchemy plants (even if you don't go fully in, the first one or two levels already have good elixirs), as those give good benefits. And only one of you mentioned the university life plants in a halfway positive way :lol: . Yeah, I guess they are not overly useful. They sometimes have negative effects, too, if I remember correctly, or the effects are simply too shortlived to make much of a difference.
One thing nobody mentioned (unless I missed it) are the ITF plants. Okay, they only serve a single purpose - bot-building - and if you don't do that, you don't need them. Also, they are a whole other step of "needy". In my Cronor game, I had a rooftop garden on the house of my stranded time traveler group.
https://i.imgur.com/3AE7LSd.jpg
And well, sometimes, you had to scream at the plants. Not that you would ever do that in other situations, right :sweat_smile: ?
https://i.imgur.com/kGmMPlz.jpg
The community gardens were in the basement of the local science center, which was kind of neat.
https://i.imgur.com/ESiFF4C.jpg
