Why should I bother with the garden?

[Sabaithal]

Seriously, why? Is there some gameplay benefit? Because otherwise I have zero interest in horticulture.

[Frag Maniac]

There's an upgrade you get apparently if you fully complete it. I have the starting spot planted and matured, but I still get no option to plant in the other spots.

[Slim Grady]

theres a person you find i believe names tili (big green thing) ands she unlocks the second part. still waiting on part 3

[Frag Maniac]

Originally posted by Slim Grady:

theres a person you find i believe names tili (big green thing) ands she unlocks the second part. still waiting on part 3

Where is she, do you recall?

[JohnMars78]

Originally posted by Frag Maniac:

Originally posted by Slim Grady:

theres a person you find i believe names tili (big green thing) ands she unlocks the second part. still waiting on part 3

Where is she, do you recall?

On Jedha, on the way to the ruined bridge. You'd pass right by her (hard to miss if you're paying attention) following the main story.
Once recruited, she'll be in the roof garden and chat with you about different seeds you find.

Oh, and... she's not green but brown.

[Gridlock]

Originally posted by Sabaithal:

Seriously, why? Is there some gameplay benefit? Because otherwise I have zero interest in horticulture.

Some people like a little bit Extra of interactivity in game. Same with aquarium. You just make your home more wholesome, more... yours. Also upgrade if you finish it. Also achievment.

[Frag Maniac]

Originally posted by JohnMars78:

On Jedha, on the way to the ruined bridge. You'd pass right by her (hard to miss if you're paying attention) following the main story.
Once recruited, she'll be in the roof garden and chat with you about different seeds you find.

Oh, and... she's not green but brown.

Yeah saying she was green was what threw me, but I WAS thinking it was her. When I saw her there, which seemed like a really odd location for a shop, I couldn't figure out why she was there.

Thanks

[Frag Maniac]

Originally posted by Gridlock:

Some people like a little bit Extra of interactivity in game. Same with aquarium. You just make your home more wholesome, more... yours. Also upgrade if you finish it. Also achievment.

A bit like the interaction with Skoova. You not only get to listen to his Scottish banter, you get to watch him catch fish, then you can see them in the aquariums. He's hands down one of the coolest characters in the game IMO.

[Sabaithal]

Originally posted by Gridlock:

Originally posted by Sabaithal:

Seriously, why? Is there some gameplay benefit? Because otherwise I have zero interest in horticulture.

Some people like a little bit Extra of interactivity in game. Same with aquarium. You just make your home more wholesome, more... yours. Also upgrade if you finish it. Also achievment.

Then it needs to be not on the roof, the place where I never go or have any reason to go, so I never see the scenery by happenstance unlike the aquarium.

[Gridlock]

Originally posted by Sabaithal:

Originally posted by Gridlock:

Some people like a little bit Extra of interactivity in game. Same with aquarium. You just make your home more wholesome, more... yours. Also upgrade if you finish it. Also achievment.

Then it needs to be not on the roof, the place where I never go or have any reason to go, so I never see the scenery by happenstance unlike the aquarium.

Lol, sorry but that just sounds like #FirstWorldProblem. "I can go one floor up to see the aquarium, but two for the garden?! Nobody has time for that!".

[JohnMars78]

Originally posted by Sabaithal:

Seriously, why? Is there some gameplay benefit? Because otherwise I have zero interest in horticulture.

There's a force tear accessible only if you unlock the garden and recruit the character that takes care of it.

[Sabaithal]

Originally posted by Gridlock:

Lol, sorry but that just sounds like #FirstWorldProblem. "I can go one floor up to see the aquarium, but two for the garden?! Nobody has time for that!".

My point being

Originally posted by Sabaithal:

Why should I bother with the garden?

and you didn't provide a reason, unlike

Originally posted by JohnMars78:

There's a force tear accessible only if you unlock the garden and recruit the character that takes care of it.

Ok, maybe I'll plant a few random shrubs there or something.