The docks are for fruit trees and puddle slimes in the pond so that I can reserve an extra plot for something else. The Overgrowth is for veggie gardens but I also put a silo in to store chickens since this place also supplies most of the chickens. I like to reserve a plot for a garden to grow whatever you are using to feed atleast one of your slimes in there. Phosphors are one slime that always go in here and there is another which is found in a late-game area that should go in the grotto as well. The grotto is for as many slimes as I can fit in that either live in caves or need to be kept away from the sun. The two plots directly beside the house on the right are for chickens but one can be used as a garden at first until you get some stony hens or you unlock the Overgrowth expansion. The two on the left are for chicken-eaters. What I do: The four plots on the right all have veggie or fruit eating slimes. Most of their general ideas were quite effective though, although i may suggest against coops given how slow and inconsistent their production is. there isn't a set number for a suggested amount for every largo, as it goes based off of where you draw the lines for some things, such as food production and expected income.Īlso note, you do not need a jetpack to get to the heart beets pil was referring to. while 4 largos can be good to learn the game, once you get the high walls and air net 10 can be safely handled in most cases, with some exceptions such as booms, some tabby varieties, some hunter varieties, and quantums. Max slimes i have to disagree with pil on. while it is convenient, it doesn't hold much ground starting later midgame, when you gain access to drones. Though I've read a suggestion that you should put your garden plots right next to your corral plots for convenience what do you think? I think that makes sense, putting the coop next to the slimes that eat meat. Where you can get upgrades is that machine on the side of your gate entrance to your house. After that there's a ramp that will take you back to the first room. If you get top of that half wall, you'll see a platform where heart beets grow. There's a little tree on the left, and on it's right there's like a half wall. After leaving your ranch to enter the Dry Reef, in that first room there's a spot. This layout can work forever I think, I think it's a good set up, but you can always change it after you get the expansions opened :DĪlso heart beets you can find early on. I would suggest the 4 plots bunched up together are your corral plots, and the 2 plots to the left behind the fence/gate can be for coops and gardens. Largos are a mix of two slimes cause one of the little slimes ate another slime's plort, that mixed them. There's 4 of them in one corral, they have some wiggle room and not putting pressure on the walls or air net of the corral so they are safely contained. I say for largos the max should be 4 starting out at least. Is there a step-by-step optimization guide for beginners please? Like, what's the maximum amount of slimes should you put in one corral? What about largos? I tried to put two sets of five largos in two separate corrals next to each other, but I already ran out of space for other slimes I want to raise (since I still have to build gardens and a coop), so I have to unlock the other areas to have more space. I just started playing this game, and I'm already having confusions.
Originally posted by Rhedius Vague:Most of the beginner guides I find on Steam don't really talk about the proper layout to build for your ranch, while the more advanced guides on layout talk about things that aren't even unlocked yet for beginners, or things one might have trouble finding because I'm unfamiliar with their locations (like Heart Beets).
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