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Grevillia's avatar
4 years ago

Foraging in Bramblewood & wildlife spotting

I'm having lots of trouble foraging for harvestables in Bramblewood. I've managed to find one Chocoberry plant that never seems to have any berries on it & that's it. No mushrooms or anything else. Has anyone else managed to find any?

I also see very little wildlife around; a couple of foxes & a few birds. Never seen a rabbit. What's the trick to those? I got the impression from the info about the pack that there would be more around.
  • I see plenty of wild animals, mostly in Old New Henford or Bramblewood. It might depend a bit on what lot I'm playing, what lot traits or challenges etc, but basically I think it's just about hanging out long enough for them to span. I even had a neighbor's hen wandering onto my sim's lot, and staying there for 3 days so far. Love that birds and animals can wander like this. I found mushrooms and blueberries, but I must admit I didn't really look for them. The mushrooms were near the waterfall, they were "mysterious m", and I planted them to find out and harvest whatever they are. just my sim wanted something to grow, lol.
  • OldeSimsFan's avatar
    OldeSimsFan
    Seasoned Rookie
    Have found almost nothing harvestable and that little has been by the ruins. Found 1 raspberry bush but no berries. Found where birds & bunnies live, but no residents. I've found more plant and animal life in the desert world of Oasis Springs.
  • Once you find one of the new berries, you should in theory be set, because the Creature Keeper will trade them for the others on a 2:1 ratio. I found plenty of all three types (no Seasons installed, though, so that could be a factor), also Sinister mushrooms and Mystery mushrooms (not sure about the english names) in two places: in the ruins and near a bench on patch leading up to the waterfall. They took a while to actually become harvestable, though.

    Had no luck with rabbits or birds. The creature homes always say "nobody at home" and I met a single brown rabbit in the wild within one week. I don't remember if I was in the open area next to the National Park or on the lot with my sim.
  • OldeSimsFan's avatar
    OldeSimsFan
    Seasoned Rookie
    Seasons, with related patch(es) seems to have ruined gardening. A pity, as that helps to keep sims busy and can provide decent income.