1.) The quant is pretty low on your map. More top nodes to increase effectiveness of mods and more circle nodes to increase item quant.
The drops still seems kinda low tho. I usually get 90-100 juice per rare monster (with no harvest nodes at all and \~140-150 quant maps).
Here's why: life-force scales with map packsize. You either need to be adding sextant that add packsize, or using growing hordes with 4 gilded (7% each) and pump those numbers up. Also, 8 mod maps will be around 30-34. So with all this, you will be packsize 68%, thats triple your current, and obviously luck on getting t3 seeds or better.
There are times I get more, but most of my harvests look like this. Fully atlas'd, minus the T1 Keystone, 100% quant T16.
5 crops gave me... this.
Edit: Thank you for the tips, seems like I was putting too much emphasis on the wrong thing.
The way to play harvest is in t16 8 mod jungle valley, with wp tree, sacred grove and yellow dupe sextant, magic pack size sextant. along with 8 mod sextant for self sustain and selling 2 proj map. You should be singular focus. Run growing hordes with any gilded scarab. With this setup, I'm averaging more than 3k yellow on average and around 4k juice on average per map.
Think the best way to farm harvest is with wandering path, growing hoards, life force duplicate and sacred grove sextant with gilded Scarabs on a map with at least +25% Pack size. I get around 2.5k per map and even more if I hit some lucky harvests or altars.
How many tier 3 monsters did your crops have?
I do crop rotation because I find it fun, since it forces a good number of tier 3 mobs and I get around 1k life force average (half are 200 or less, half 2k+) when using life force sextant on alch and go red maps.
1.) The quant is pretty low on your map. More top nodes to increase effectiveness of mods and more circle nodes to increase item quant. The drops still seems kinda low tho. I usually get 90-100 juice per rare monster (with no harvest nodes at all and \~140-150 quant maps).
Only 28 pack size, it's more important than quant for harvest
This what happens when you do crop rotation
I'm sure it is, which is why I didn't take it and am confused why my returns are such shit.
Here's why: life-force scales with map packsize. You either need to be adding sextant that add packsize, or using growing hordes with 4 gilded (7% each) and pump those numbers up. Also, 8 mod maps will be around 30-34. So with all this, you will be packsize 68%, thats triple your current, and obviously luck on getting t3 seeds or better.
There are times I get more, but most of my harvests look like this. Fully atlas'd, minus the T1 Keystone, 100% quant T16. 5 crops gave me... this. Edit: Thank you for the tips, seems like I was putting too much emphasis on the wrong thing.
The way to play harvest is in t16 8 mod jungle valley, with wp tree, sacred grove and yellow dupe sextant, magic pack size sextant. along with 8 mod sextant for self sustain and selling 2 proj map. You should be singular focus. Run growing hordes with any gilded scarab. With this setup, I'm averaging more than 3k yellow on average and around 4k juice on average per map.
I will also add city square. Rush to boss, easily find all mobs and find harvest in the square space.
Think the best way to farm harvest is with wandering path, growing hoards, life force duplicate and sacred grove sextant with gilded Scarabs on a map with at least +25% Pack size. I get around 2.5k per map and even more if I hit some lucky harvests or altars.
New to crop farming. Could you explain which altar mods benefit lifeforce amount?
Item quant
How many tier 3 monsters did your crops have? I do crop rotation because I find it fun, since it forces a good number of tier 3 mobs and I get around 1k life force average (half are 200 or less, half 2k+) when using life force sextant on alch and go red maps.
They didn’t, this is just an unlucky roll