Overwelmed by farmers society quest

Hi all,

Returning player here, currently level 91 main farm, 252 bahamarama.

i just got back playing this game, and I'm still lost on which quests i should focus on in the farmers society. I was looking for a similar thread but i could find one yet.

So does anyone have any pointers on which quests i should focus on?

Cheers in advance!

 

Welcome back to the game! There seem to be a fair number of returning players recently

My suggestion would be to consider what you want or need that fits your playing style. I've been playing a bit over four years and my goals changed (and continue to change) based on my real life situation. In reflecting over my experience with the quests, I initially looked for ones which were easy to complete. As we level up in the game, new (to us) quests become available. If I might toss in another suggestion, if you don't already have all the land areas open on all the playing fields, then I would focus on what needs to be done to open all fields (except the giver fields).

Back to FSQs, check the level rewards for a few quests and see which ones offer rewards that you need (some do trees/critters, others focus on PF, stars, bananas, etc.). Last week I chose one quest from each area (Main/Baha/Moonlight) that has a reward I like and also has few steps and is something that can likely be finished in a month.

We can sort quests using the dropdown tab with the scroll and feather pen in the upper left of the quest screen. To the right of that tab is an area where we can sort by several options. I sort mine by 'progress'. I'm not sure if this is what you are looking for, but I feel there are so many aspects of the game that each of us can find something we enjoy doing. With the exception of items for Baha which need runes open in the Temple, you can ask for things during Gift and Trade which will greatly help with Main/Moonlight quests.

Wishing you success with all your goals.

 

Welcome back! MC has good advice.

I would also suggest that you consider how much you want to use the market to complete quests or if you are a DIY person. That may impact which ones you choose.

Gift and Trade is coming up soon, so maybe make a list of things you may need to help you complete quests as you go through them.

Good luck!

 

Hi! Welcome back, It has been just 2 weeks since I started back again too.

You should open your fields first as @MeadowCrossing said.

After that, you have too much to complete. If i were you, i would rank the quest items in terms of how easily you can obtain them.
Like first is crops and tree fruits. You can easily produce them or buy in market. They are not that expensive.
Second is animals. Then workshop products, then breeding etc.

You need stars and golden bananas, so you should complete as much mission as you can. Start with the oldest ones since they are most easy to buy in market or even produce yourself. You can get xxl old trees in g&t easily and start doing those quest yourself.

Use your buffs efficiently. If you focus on crops, use CAC and other buffs that suits your crop and grow crops in every possible field. If you focus on trees, use tree buffs and do only trees in every field. What I am saying is, you can get weeks worth of products timewise in 2 days if you use buffs well. For example, I saved my might mower givers from piccolo boxes (gives +1 for animal harvest). When I decide that I need animals, I do animals with long times on everyfield, wait till they are ready to harvest. Use general %100 buff, use animal %100 buff, use the mighty mowers and other givers or cloud rows that gives + to stalls, use party tickets (optional) for +1 to stalls or %100 buff , lastly valentines pot and eggnog. Harvest the long time animal and squeeze stall harvests as much as you can before your buffs end. Like that you can get thousands of animals in hours with minimal feed cost. Same for workshop or even trees.

So in my opinion this should be your priority list:
Opening all fields >>
Quests that wants: crops > trees > wonder trees > animals > wonder animals > workshop products > breeding.
and older quests > newer quests.

I have no advice on moonlight mania quests since I did not do much myself too.

I don't think you should worry about any quest rewards like wonder stables or trees. Just ask for it in G&T event if you need anything. Focus on stars and golden bananas.

 

Welcome back.
Now MC is right of course that a lot of it depends on your playing style and I'd certainly listen to her advice, especially regarding your playfield size, but things that really helped me with improving my standing in this game:
If/When you've increased your playfield areas as much as you can (some on Baha might be locked depending on the amount of bananas you have / the trees, crops and stables you've unlocked), I'd recommend Country (not County!) Fair and Farming Contest if you don't have them yet. Very expensive, but the resulting trophies will help increase the likeliness of getting drops (like tools or event drops). If you can, you should work towards eventually placing them into the Tree of Wisdom, but initially you might need to consider moving them from field to field.
Also Feathery Fiasco is a nice way of earning money if you can get parrot feathers for a reasonable price at your market. (I think I paid about 2000-5000 per feather and got a couple of parrots and parrot feather workshops to assist the process.)
And if it has reopened for you, "Monday at the Farm" and the ones it opens up. Costs a bit, but especially the 2000% bonus to experience points you can get for your wooly coins might help get you to level 100 and from there levelling gets easier for about the next 100 levels, especially if you've prepared your fields size enough to play events and get some of the givers and cloudrows intended for players who're level 200+.

 

Thanks all, appreciate the comments you guys left. They help a lot.

I have unlocked the 3 regular fields for the main farm, and am working on unlocking the last 2 quest for the crystal falls for now.

The tip about splitting up production into field, animals and trees is a great idea. I was always used to do all the same time.

I think for now im not gonna use the market to much. But that will probably change in the future