Of these, farming requires the most work, but also appears to gives the most rewards. Currently in Project Zomboid, you have four options: 1) Farming, 2) Fishing, 3) Foraging, and, 4) Trapping. You cannot continue to survive without finding new, sustainable sources of food. Once the power fails, a significant portion of the usable food will rot and become inedible. No matter how good you are at scavenging, eventually all of the food on the map will be exhausted. The crop growth stages of Tomato plants Why Farm? No other actions (watering, checking, digging, or planting) give any farming XP.įarming experience is gained based upon the crop's health divided by 2, +25 if the crop is in good condition, -15 if it's in bad condition up to a maximum of 100 XP.įrom a (Project Zomboid directory/media/lua/client/Farming/): - add xp, depending on the health of the plantįunction CFarmingSystem:gainXp(player, luaObject) You only gain farming skill XP when the player successfully harvests a crop they planted. At a higher skill level more info is shown, including but not limited to: hydration level, growth phase, time left to reach the next growth phase, potential diseases types and plant infection levels for the diseases. Increasing the farming skill provides more information about the crop status when the crop info is viewed (right-click -> Info).Īt skill level 0, the player cannot discern much useful information about the crop they just planted, and rookie farmers have to rely on visual cues about the plant status. 3.4.1 Choose a good location for your farm:.

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