The Deer & Fawn
All there is to know about the Deer & Fawn here: https://clm.beetree.games/help/animals-and-pets/deer-and-fawn/
Quality of life improvements and various other updates:
- Added a Show planted Seeds sign setting (Settings, page 2). If checked, it shows a wooden sign with the icon of the seed you planted. Some seeds are harder to see, so this is also an accessibility feature. This was your most requested setting.
- New sorting option when selling with the Train: Fill Worth. It shows how much you鈥檒l earn from filling the rest of the selected crate with your available items. We鈥檝e sent hundreds of Trains to test it, and it works really well.
Suggested sorting to sell with the Train: for the Regular Crates, select the first Sort by (cream) to Fill Worth, High to Low, and the second (green), to Quantity . And if you fill the Krazy Crates, use Price, High to Low, and the second (green), use Quantity, while in the All Produce tab. - fixed the All Produce tab when selling with the Train having unavailable items mixed together with the available ones.
- trained the new Pigeon to sit on the Chairman Bones armrest, as shown in the Deal, at your suggestion.
Notes on the Events
When we choose the Grand Prizes, our focus is on how cute they look and on a single main idea that we present in the Facebook post. We also see having the animal on your farm as a meaningful prize in itself, not only the rewards it produces. For example, the early animals, the Bombay Cat and the Husky Dog, only gave XP, and each Contest provides its own reward as well, so the Grand Prize is just one of the prizes you can earn.
During the Event, we usually clarify the rest of the details, such as how the animal works or what prizes it gives. After that, we review your feedback and adjust the rewards or the mechanics when needed.
Since we avoid formulaic prizes, we try to make each Grand Prize animal behave differently and stay close to real life, while still keeping it fun and practical for a game. This can be challenging, since we might be the only ones taking this approach, and it requires the process described above.
Happy Farming!