Is it worth care for animals?

[Zentaki]

So it seems that it is not worth. Also the market is soo small. not much variation for you to sell stuff also some fruits you can't really sell.

Another thing is the horse. Whats the deal here? it does not have any interface for teaching the horse anything. It should have a kinda mini-game or such that would need your care and training to make the horse worth something.
Game just says that if you ride the horse it will get its quality up. But this is just too flat with no fun at all to have horses. It is well made the horse looks good, you have about 5 diferent speeds for the horse including back steping and jumping when you get to higher speeds. but thats is it. No tricks no nothing. No goal at all. The game expect me to just ride the horse around for hours like a down person to make its quality up? Devs are out of their minds here.

[TangOscar]

This is a Farming Simulator, not a Horse Ranch Simulator...

[TrueDeviL™]

http://www.farmingsimulator19mods.com/horse-helpers-v1-0-fs19/

[UnableRogue]

http://www.modhub.us/farming-simulator-2019-mods/equestrian-field-v1-0-0-1/
This is an equestrian field. Should make horse riding a little different.

[Steen]

Stay away from that modhub. A lot of the mods not working. One I clicked on leaded me in to porn. And its stil there. Many comment on it, but no one cares to delete it. Courseplay is there for a long time now and rolling in the headline. Not work at all. Biggest crap mod page all over the internet.

[Zentaki]

Originally posted by TangOscar_AUT:

This is a Farming Simulator, not a Horse Ranch Simulator...

so why they put it in it anyway? your dumb

[Zentaki]

overal none have answered the main question! funny how ppl get carried away and does not understand what they read.

[Ruges]

Yes and no. Horses can be a pretty decent proffit. Your looking at around 2 hours of work to make $40k in profit.

As for chickens, Sheep, pigs, and cows.

Chickens make you the least, but the cheapest to get into. Also require very little maintence. Basically every 2-3 game days you need to manage them. The more coops you have the more profit.

Sheep, are the next profitable. Easy to are for, only water and grass. And can generally be feed off the headland clippings of your fields.

Pigs, are the next profitable. require root crops which can be a hassle. but you have no products to sell, just hauling the pigs to the market.

Cows are the most proftiable, but require the largest investment. Mixing TMR everyday can get old until we get placable mixers.

Added benifiet of pigs and cows is your get slurry and manure that can then offset your cost of fertilizer. However in the end its about the numbers if your only puting 30 sheep in, your not going to be making very much. Basically you want almost the max number of animals in a pen. IE large sheep pasture can take 250, so you have 230 in there. and every time they breed up to 250 you sell 30 sheep. Anything less and your doing it as a hobby and not for profit.

[UnableRogue]

Originally posted by Zentaki:

overal none have answered the main question! funny how ppl get carried away and does not understand what they read.

lmao and you answered it the same way we did. xD

[UnableRogue]

Originally posted by Ruges:

Yes and no. Horses can be a pretty decent proffit. Your looking at around 2 hours of work to make $40k in profit.

How did you come up with 2 hours?

[Ruges]

10 minutes a day, 10 days. is 100 minutes. So 1 hour 40 minutes. Add in another 20 minutes for feeding during that time.

[UnableRogue]

It's only 5 minutes you need to ride them. I timed it.

[Ruges]

Originally posted by UnableRogue:

It's only 5 minutes you need to ride them. I timed it.

wonder if there is a difference depending on difficulty

[UnableRogue]

I'm on medium so I'm Farm manager. How bout you?

[Ruges]

I am on hard. but have not timed it. Only gone off what was said during streams.

[UnableRogue]

Originally posted by Ruges:

I am on hard. but have not timed it. Only gone off what was said during streams.

I'll time it and let ya know.