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It's the irrigated farms that I wish could have many more crops in them at once, and had a longer cycle than hydroponics, so that I could get more yield from limited floor space/labor time. Much like having an XL Wheat farm takes up the "same" space as a S Wheat farm but has many more plants growing in it.
I feel like a blind man explaining to you your own bedroom having never been there. Lol.
However you should choose to balance it, I would like to build them.
but just a thought to roll around ur head. i just came back after a few years so "balance" is not my cup of tea atm. but i did look at the others what they did and what they took as my quick comparison.
ooo ya and while trying to figure out what was ur mod and default, i noticed the indoor grain silo is fully a hashessh machine. description and all ;) . though it does actually put out flour. its just confusing when trying to figure everything out was all.
and cotten stacks to 4 food storage now stack's 8 hope this fix's the stuff that was broken @NexAngelus *X* if there are any other bug's/needs feel free to ask/comment....
overall very nice mod just needs some work.
but i might beable to change price.............
it causes the game to keep the price stagnant except for areas with varying degrees of needs. this is the fastest way to fix and the easiest. just do a couple test runs to see if it works correctly, then implement a stagnant price.