Talk:Farming

raid levels
I don't understand levels 6-9 on the raid table. For example, level 7 raids occur when there is 80-109 *or* 110+ crops. Or (and?) 5+ *or* 5-9 high level crops. The double lines per raid level appear to conflict with each other. I am using the ranged entries and ignoring the "+" entries, but I am concerned that is the wrong approach. Also, do both the crop and the high value crop numbers on the raid table have to be met, or just one of them? This could also be asked as: if the total crop value and the high value crop value give different raid levels, will the raid be the higher or the lower level? (I suspect both/lower since the high value number on level 6 starts with zero.)
 * The rows indicate the two conditions at which a raid of that level can occur. So a level 7 raid would be 80-109 crop value and 5+ high-level crops, or 110+ crop value and 5-9 high-level crops. This is because the total crop value and the amount of high-level crops both determine the level. The amount of high-level crops effectively caps it at a certain value. For example, going above 150 crops will only result in a level 9 raid if you also have at least 20 high-level crops. Conversely, dropping below a crop value of 110 will result in a level 7 raid, as long as there are at least 5 high-level crops. If the total crop value is less than 80, the amount of high-level crops is ignored. If there are less than 5 high-level crops, the level cannot go above 6. BoxFigs (talk) 22:55, 7 February 2021 (UTC)