How do Production Cycles Work - Production Facilities - Farming Simulator 22
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*Video is for the current build of the game Post Patch 1.3*
There have been quite a few questions recently on how Production Cycles and Recipes work in FS22. For example why does the bakery run flat out and produce both recipes at the same time while other only produce 1/2 of their recipes.
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Omg I couldn't watch anymore. After 13 minutes of the video, I still hadn't learned anything I didn't already know from the game. What makes this video terrible to endure is the drawn out talking that doesn't provide any new information. The dull uhhs and ohhs that seem to go on forever. Idk if you're new to making content but I can't get through the dull slowness. It's like u took a bunch of downers and decided to make a video. I was hoping to find some new info quickly. You could literally summarized the first 13 minutes into one minute. Well good luck. I'm just going to do my own testing at this point.
If bob ross did gaming tutorials.
@DairyAirFarms
2 жыл бұрын
LOL thanks, I think.
Thank you for this but a quick question, so if you had all 4 grains going into the grain mill, wheat oats sorghum barely, you would get 4x the flour production as all cycles are going at full speed, So - does it work in reverse as well, if you say, only have 1 grain - wheat for example, does it combine all 4 cycles to go through, the wheat grain amount you put in - 4 times as fast? Or does it have to be the different grains for the different cycles to kick in - I hope I’m making sense.
@DairyAirFarms
2 жыл бұрын
You're making sense, as far as I can tell for the grain mill and such, it doesn't matter if you run 1 or 4 crops all recipes will process at max speed as they are independent. So only running 1 would cut your output. Where as with shared recipes cutting it back to one would allow that production to run without taking up other resources... Makes sense?
My biggest question, without watching till the end… Can a factory keep up with the amount of product feed it. Or will it become full at some point and you’ll have to sell your crop elsewhere?
@DairyAirFarms
2 жыл бұрын
Hi Iwan, Difficult question to answer simply. It depends on how much product you have and what you're making. The flour mill for example puts out way more flour than the bakery needs so I end up selling quite a bit of flour elsewhere.
good video, but why rush like that ? U should learn to relax and enjoy the "slow life" spirit.
27 min vid explaining absolutely nothing. Good job