Might be worth mentioning though that running a BGA you also need to have a gameplay that is 90% mowing grass and making silage. For single players that can be A LOT of work trucking the grass to the bga and filling up those huge bunkers and compacting them. The purchase price of the largest BGA will also take you close to 20 years to pay off. So even if on paper these things make good money, you have to ask yourself if you want to put the work in. I can make 1 million with a 6 acre field of poplar and only have to plant it once. Time wise it's not any slower or faster than doing potatoes or beets but makes 5 times more cash. I think BGA work is nice if you're doing multiplayer with 3 or 4 people mowing, hauling, filling etc.
It all depends on how you want to play. Sure if you go all in and have to run it to the max 24x7 but you could also put one down for the purpose of taking a steady supply of manure or slurry and instead of getting next to nothing for it or putting it on the field you can earn some cash making methane and energy and then getting 90% of what you put in back as digestate you can fertilize fields still.
Its not worth it. Like 99% of production in this game. You either in up in yhe worlds worst FORKLIFT Simulator or a Grass Simulator. Farming is secondary 8n the game.
Its all about moderation if that's how your willing to play. Set it to auto sell and not worry that your not getting absolute top dollar. Use it as a way to make a little more bank off of your excess farming. To many folks want to take things to the extreme. That's at least my take on it. Explain how things work and let the player figure out how or if they want to work it in to their gameplay.
Might be worth mentioning though that running a BGA you also need to have a gameplay that is 90% mowing grass and making silage. For single players that can be A LOT of work trucking the grass to the bga and filling up those huge bunkers and compacting them. The purchase price of the largest BGA will also take you close to 20 years to pay off. So even if on paper these things make good money, you have to ask yourself if you want to put the work in. I can make 1 million with a 6 acre field of poplar and only have to plant it once. Time wise it's not any slower or faster than doing potatoes or beets but makes 5 times more cash. I think BGA work is nice if you're doing multiplayer with 3 or 4 people mowing, hauling, filling etc.
It all depends on how you want to play. Sure if you go all in and have to run it to the max 24x7 but you could also put one down for the purpose of taking a steady supply of manure or slurry and instead of getting next to nothing for it or putting it on the field you can earn some cash making methane and energy and then getting 90% of what you put in back as digestate you can fertilize fields still.
I just need an unreal capacity slurry tanker as cow produce so much and making all these round trips gets old fast.
Its not worth it. Like 99% of production in this game. You either in up in yhe worlds worst FORKLIFT Simulator or a Grass Simulator. Farming is secondary 8n the game.
Its all about moderation if that's how your willing to play. Set it to auto sell and not worry that your not getting absolute top dollar. Use it as a way to make a little more bank off of your excess farming. To many folks want to take things to the extreme. That's at least my take on it. Explain how things work and let the player figure out how or if they want to work it in to their gameplay.