I've got to toss in my 2 cents to this discussion as I am working on building some complex large semi-automatic farming machines my self.
I can certainly understand the debate about fully automatic farms being good or bad.
There was some discussion here too about farming machines lacking creativity, being repetitive and not being very nice looking.
Let me up the ante a bit... I've been building my machines without placing water for the farms but instead creatively building into the landscape around naturally occurring water. It's a unique challenge and has been an interesting way to play the game. It forces you to think outside of the box and engineer some unique solutions that you can't just look up on youtube.
Try it some time.
I can certainly understand the debate about fully automatic farms being good or bad.
There was some discussion here too about farming machines lacking creativity, being repetitive and not being very nice looking.
Let me up the ante a bit... I've been building my machines without placing water for the farms but instead creatively building into the landscape around naturally occurring water. It's a unique challenge and has been an interesting way to play the game. It forces you to think outside of the box and engineer some unique solutions that you can't just look up on youtube.
Try it some time.
or collect the eggs for cake.Just put milk on market also cos of big lack of cows :-)





