QUICK question about FARMABLE DIRT TILES

[Geezasaur]

Do the crops planted on them still take up the 20-space build budget as if you were planting them in ground?
Good to know before investing that 500 stuff.:-)

[Phantom]

yeah they are the same

They are amazing for the simple reason that nothing else is in them, you can see your plants, they don't get buried under local flora and fauna

[Geezasaur]

TY Phantom!

[BizarreMan]

Originally posted by Phantom:

yeah they are the same

They are amazing for the simple reason that nothing else is in them, you can see your plants, they don't get buried under local flora and fauna

This is one of the most important things about the tiles. You can put them anywhere in your camp and not worry about all the extra ground clutter.

[Ficelle]

One thing to consider about these tiles is that they are also using the Camp budget...which is very low already
Instead of paying budget for crop only, you pay for crop...and for dirt
So, their worth is very debatable

[Fartikus]

I guess that partially explains why some people kinda crudely place their farmable tiles as regular ceiling/floor tile within their houses. So that that don't waste CAMP budget so much.

[Phantom]

Originally posted by Fartikus:

I guess that partially explains why some people kinda crudely place their farmable tiles as regular ceiling/floor tile within their houses. So that that don't waste CAMP budget so much.

Which is pretty common

[Mooman]

Roof top garden is good for the environment, gotta stop that global warming somehow.

[Phantom]

Originally posted by Mooman:

Roof top garden is good for the environment, gotta stop that global warming somehow.

Good news

Here in canada where we have 1%-2% of the worlds carbon and 95% of that is massive companies from other countries, the remaining 5% is because we live in cold areas that need heating / distant places that require driving we are paying taxes... So global warming is fixed.

[Geezasaur]

If I put my dirt tiles as the roof, the crops will be right next to the generator
Bon appetite...:-)