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Which basically is the easiest game ever. :) The only thing that came from the sky in my game was a meteorite.
Same in my game so far even in Summer.
In my game, I got rain 2-3 times a week in spring; now I get it once - sometimes twice a week in summer.
thats what sprinklers are for
I understand that, its difficult to progress in the mines when you only have 1/3 to 1/2 an energy bar every day, assuming you don't have to replant or do other tasks. Without some rain to give me 'days off' so to speak I have had a difficult time doing other things like fishing, gathering forest goodies/flowers, and mining.
I think my game is bugged honestly.
You can get by pretty easily without rain.
You're planting too much if you've only got 1/3 of your energy left after watering.
It's best to use renewable crops. Just take a day to craft some fertilizer at the beginning of the season, and plant up whenever you get your plots ploughed and fertilized; after that, you're good for the season(s). Watering should consume ~1/2 of your bar, then you can take off into the mines and make it 5 levels before heading back.
Upgrading your watering bucket seems to save some energy (it definitely does time, with holding the button down letting you spray multiple crops) That, or it may just be the improvement of farming skill...