BUFF FISHING Another Farm Roguelike Rebirth on Steam: store.steampow... ------------------ Music: "8 Bit Joy" By HeatleyBros • Retro Bowl Theme Song ... #farminggame #roguelike #letsplay
Hi church, love this game and can’t wait for the full release. I believe that using a pick axe on tilled/hoed tiles will transform them back into grass patches so you don’t need to plant seeds. Hope this helps in the future!
I will try this out. The specialty tool upgrades are really cool, but I haven’t explored any of them yet other than the Rose Hoe by accident. And I haven’t been eating anything at all - another piece I am missing. Thanks for the tip!
@@ChurchTheGreenYou are definitely missing out by choosing the copper fishing rod. I did the math and it turns out the apple rod gives you about 56.522% more fish than the copper rod. Plus it doesn’t cost any copper to make.
@@Wspkitty How much better is it than the gold or diamond fishing rods? Once you choose Apple I believe you're locked out of those ones so I'm curious about that too!
I’m not sure how feasible it is to do mines AND fishing at the same time because I can either get Mountain or Swamp in the demo but not both 🧐 I could give it a shot though! I also wanna try animal products
@@ChurchTheGreen I planted Corn like 5days in, failed to water them till day 7, and finally got the Corn Rod on day 11, and took the fish and hat perks. That was enough to beat it, so you can 100% optimize it.
I was wondering if it's possible to finish demo with fishing. And now I see :) The only issue I see here, it's scaling. You can't get MUCH more even with the best rod. I think, fish traps are ideal for passive farming, as I had hundreds of bugs and butterflies.
The amount of energy some of those fish seemed to be high could you eat one or two to fish more. It seems like net positive with how many fish you were getting at the end. Seems like infinite money.
Hey thanks, pal! And yeah, you're right! I discovered very late in this run that you can in fact burn wood for coal and it gives more than 1 coal per wood, but requires 1 coal to burn. I'll for sure be doing this next time when I know I'm going to need more coal.
