Cant decide on lvl 10 farm perk

[Keiji]

They both seem pretty useful, any suggestions?

[Tenzek]

Artisan, assuming you process your harvest.

[Elegant Caveman]

This thread might help.

Agriculturist gives a better boost than the listed 10% value, but Artisan might still be a better choice if you intend to make a lot of artisan goods.

We're still doing some testing with Agriculturist, so it's hard to say exactly.

[Keiji]

Originally posted by Tenzek:

Artisan, assuming you process your harvest.

I make some things, but its pretty sub par. Most crops i just sell instead of turn them into something, tho i have some exceptions

[Tenzek]

Originally posted by gamester091:

I make some things, but its preyy sub par. Most crops i just sell instead of turn them into something, tho i have some exceptions

If you're trying to min/max, then it is superior to make artisan goods. If you're just having fun doing what you do now, then maybe pick whatever seems fun.

Even with Elegant's data, Artisan is superior. You get 50% more money for no extra work, while with Agriculturist you have to harvest more often, need more kegs to process things, and don't get 50% more of anything you would actually grow for profit.

[PootyTang]

If you like money, go with artisan and make wine. I make around 2-3 million a month.

[VShadow]

Artisan is great for the long term. Once you get the greenhouse and start cranking out ancient fruits into ancient wine, you'll see why.

[Elegant Caveman]

Originally posted by PootyTang:

If you like money, go with artisan and make wine. I make around 2-3 million a month.

I assume that's if you cover most of your farm in crops and have an insane amount of kegs?

A greenhouse full of ancient fruit to turn into wine will give you a bit under 400k/month.

[iNol]

imo 10% speed growth is meaningless compared to 50% gold from artisan goods. 35% speed is more like it.

[Keiji]

I mean, i pump out mayo and milk pretty much every day, and have around 70 hops for pale ale, so i do make goods, but are pumped out in a sub-par rate

[Keiji]

Originally posted by iNol iGunggung:

imo 10% speed growth is meaningless compared to 50% gold from artisan goods. 35% speed is more like it.

If you read the one topic that the other guy posted, you see that its more like "atleast 10%"

[Elegant Caveman]

Originally posted by iNol iGunggung:

imo 10% speed growth is meaningless compared to 50% gold from artisan goods. 35% speed is more like it.

It's not 10%, though. Check out the link in my first reply. Tests are still being done, but Agrigulturist seems to give a ~20-50% boost, depending on the crop, which is pretty weird.

Originally posted by gamester091:

I mean, i pump out mayo and milk pretty much every day, and have around 70 hops for pale ale, so i do make goods, but are pumped out in a sub-par rate

Well, consider what you might end up doing later, and not just what you're doing now.

Do you want rows upon rows upon rows of kegs? If so, Artisan might be a better bet. But if you don't feel like going the "industrial" route, Agriculturist is a much better option than that lying 10% might lead you to believe (though Artisan is still an excellent choice even if you don't overly mass-produce).

[MamaGoosey]

If you are looking to make money, artisan is the route to go, Pale Ale/Ancient Fruit Wine is worth so much

[CRIX]

After reading this I realized I sorta screwed up... I'm guessing the only way to respec would be to start a new character :(

[Elegant Caveman]

Originally posted by CRIXUS81:

After reading this I realized I sorta screwed up... I'm guessing the only way to respec would be to start a new character :(

This might help.

[Nathiri]

Artisan goods + ancient fruit wine.