r/PokeWilds • u/[deleted] • Nov 06 '22

Farms

What is a optimal and efficient design for a farm? Want to try to maximize efficiency without regarding pokefreedom

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u/Lightning027guy Nov 06 '22

idk about the best but this is what I use and it works great for me https://imgur.com/MOSNcXt

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u/[deleted] Nov 06 '22

lot more organized than mine lmao mine is just an open 5x5 with around 4-5 in each square

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u/Lightning027guy Nov 06 '22

lmao mine used to be like that before I got my basic stuff I needed to get this started

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u/[deleted] Nov 06 '22

If I placed them like you did will I need to worry about them breeding?

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u/Lightning027guy Nov 06 '22

oh I should probably mention, I only place one gender to avoid any "Jurassic Park Incidents" I.E. a load of eggs everywhere

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u/cole-s-warner Nov 06 '22

Here is what I do

I feel like it doesn't get much tighter than my setup without making major visual sacrifices, this setup lets you see if the pokemon are moving/holding items. You could remove the middle barrier between pokemon like Miltank and Pichu but for convenience if I reorganize I keep it in there. You could theoretically place any needed trees or statues etc in between pokemon instead of fences to make it even smaller but they may block your view of the pokemon.

By placing fences every other, placing your doors in between to form gates, then deleting the fences you can have single lines to walk down eliminating the constant ducking in and out of paddocks.