Point is you should plan and optimize whatever it is that you DO end up making. Most crops have good and bad sides and I generally prefer to plant the ones with pretty balanced pros and cons.

I do this often!Īnyways, point is I agree. Whether you choose to make food or cash a priority farming, can be profitable for your colony in many ways. Let's not forget that doing work simultaneously TRAINS you so you can also base what you PRODUCE on what skills you need to train. Short example being if I catch a good price on boomalopes from a trader real early or if they are wild on map. In many cases I pick this based upon conditions I randomly encounter during play.

profit from it my farmer already has 2 megasloths following them around. What animals are local? What climate are you in? What skills do you have? One colonist? More? Has a trader come by? Is there a town close by? If trader comes or you go to a town, what is there stock? It says that you can only tame most creatures and animals if they are a random. but it also comes down to rolling with the punches. This is largely based on your experience + familiarity.

At least cocaine has some class, and isn't quite as life-destroying as crack. It comes down to personal preference & strategy. It's not as profitable as flake but I really don't like the idea of my colony being known as that crack den and causing social problems all across the Rim. I just posted another comment but wanted to make a note here that I would not have posted had I caught this first.

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