This is the case:EA offers Farming Kits with even a roadmap instead a whole pack to focused in Generations or Supernatural like packs, but Farming will be a thing in the end.The chooses are:Chicken coop: fresh eggs, chicks interactions and Charles the Evil Chickens returnsCow dairy: fresh milkSheep corral: fresh milk (sheep milk will have unique recipes) and fiberCanning station: produces sauces, pickles and canned food for sellingGrandpa tractor: take care and harvest many plants at once with a tractorGreenhouse: much like the gardening station from TS3 Store, but this time is a greenhouse room tool for buildButter churn: makes butter, adding herbs to seasoningNectar making: two options: off the grid (TS Freeplay) and powered (TS3 World Adventures) to produce nectar. Includes new harvestablesSewing: two options as well: vintage Singer and a electric powered one to craft new clothes, courtains teddies and other stuff.Another: pig, goat, axe throwing, banjo, lawn mowing, potteryAlso, due all animals produces manure, without counting another organic scraps like pet poop and raked leaves, the composting bin will be added to the base game as a free update.(No horses)

So which world are these farms supposed to make sense in?Suburban World 1, Suburban World 2, Urban World 1, or smack-dab in the middle of Arizona Town's main street?

Nah. EP before Kit. And a bunch o’ horses because my Cowboy only owns a Cowplant, but no horse and his butt is getting restless.

Needs to be an EP before Kit. Farming too multifaceted and would be seriously limited in a Kit then ticked off and never addressed again

"kwanzaabot;c-17874964" wrote:So which world are these farms supposed to make sense in?Suburban World 1, Suburban World 2, Urban World 1, or smack-dab in the middle of Arizona Town's main street?I think the Brindleton Bay(?, cats and dogs ep) fits great with farming. All the houses fit that theme already and there are quite a few large lots. However, I think it needs to be an EP or at least a GP.

EP first for sure, but I wouldn't mind some hobbies that didn't make the cut added in a kit later. So I don't know whether to vote for what I'd expect/want in a Farm pack or what I think seems like a secondary thing lol.

No Farming EP but Farming Kits, which one must be the first?

kwanzaabot
4 years ago
So which world are these farms supposed to make sense in?

Suburban World 1, Suburban World 2, Urban World 1, or smack-dab in the middle of Arizona Town's main street?
CAPTAIN_NXR7
Seasoned Veteran
4 years ago
Nah. EP before Kit.

And a bunch o’ horses because my Cowboy only owns a Cowplant, but no horse and his butt is getting restless.
InkyViolet
4 years ago
Needs to be an EP before Kit. Farming too multifaceted and would be seriously limited in a Kit then ticked off and never addressed again
TheDrunkenSimme
4 years ago
"kwanzaabot;c-17874964" wrote:
So which world are these farms supposed to make sense in?

Suburban World 1, Suburban World 2, Urban World 1, or smack-dab in the middle of Arizona Town's main street?

I think the Brindleton Bay(?, cats and dogs ep) fits great with farming. All the houses fit that theme already and there are quite a few large lots. However, I think it needs to be an EP or at least a GP.
Hermitgirl
New Spectator
4 years ago
EP first for sure, but I wouldn't mind some hobbies that didn't make the cut added in a kit later. So I don't know whether to vote for what I'd expect/want in a Farm pack or what I think seems like a secondary thing lol.
Bluebell23456
4 years ago
I don't mind getting kits eventually, but I do want a larger pack to address it first. Then the missing things added via kits.
MichaelUKingdon
4 years ago
"Mak27;d-989532" wrote:
This is the case:

EA offers Farming Kits with even a roadmap instead a whole pack to focused in Generations or Supernatural like packs, but Farming will be a thing in the end.

The chooses are:

Chicken coop: fresh eggs, chicks interactions and Charles the Evil Chickens returns

Cow dairy: fresh milk

Sheep corral: fresh milk (sheep milk will have unique recipes) and fiber

Canning station: produces sauces, pickles and canned food for selling

Grandpa tractor: take care and harvest many plants at once with a tractor

Greenhouse: much like the gardening station from TS3 Store, but this time is a greenhouse room tool for build

Butter churn: makes butter, adding herbs to seasoning

Nectar making: two options: off the grid (TS Freeplay) and powered (TS3 World Adventures) to produce nectar. Includes new harvestables

Sewing: two options as well: vintage Singer and a electric powered one to craft new clothes, courtains teddies and other stuff.

Another: pig, goat, axe throwing, banjo, lawn mowing, pottery

Also, due all animals produces manure, without counting another organic scraps like pet poop and raked leaves, the composting bin will be added to the base game as a free update.

(No horses)

no, thank you for any of that in kits.
what about other's who don't want 10 kits of just farming.

GP/EP would be better
JMEllis2020
Rising Newcomer
4 years ago
If they plan on kits for farming, I'd want them to add animals through kits instead of putting them inside the farming game pack. This way they could give us farming and give us the option to not purchase the animals, because some people don't want the animal part of farming. I personally don't mind them including everything in an EP, but I know some people wouldn't even get it if there were animals included.
fjb792
4 years ago
I don't want any Farming Kits. It should be an Expansion Pack, or at least a Game Pack. If these are all Kits, you'll end up spending more money in the long run.
texxx78
4 years ago
Pigs.