Farm Together 2 - Meadow Pack DLC

Lots of new stuff!

For me, the meat and potatoes of the pack are the three types of Parsnips and the Edelweiss flower. All three Parsnips have differing levels of value (Albion is the best), and all take 3 hours to grow (without sprinklers) and can be planted in any season. They are stable crops that can be mandated with signs for multiplayer farms. As for the flowers, they take an hour and forty five minutes to grow, so they're also able to have a quick harvest for resources and multiplayer favor farming. They look pretty neat too. Since you're limited on how many house job stations you can have, the additional house can also be seen as a boon to your farm. Otherwise, the other stuff is kinda just there for me, personally. I would recommend this pack for the agricultural parts.

This is the design content that I've been waiting for! I played FT1 more as a "let's see how much I can achieve in as little amount of time as possible", but FT2 gives me more creative options and the Meadow Pack was released as I was facing a bit of a design challenge. I love the sauna, the house, the sled, all of it. I really wasn't going to go all in on dlc's this time and will be selective as to what is useful for me, and this purchase didn't disappoint!

Dont support Milkdud Studios! They cant handle criticism and try to strong arm those who offer views other than praise for their copy and paste game!

[h1]Farm Together 2: A Shameless Cash Grab and a Lesson in Toxic Development[/h1] Farm Together 2 is a shameless cash grab that falls far short of what a sequel should be, and Milkstone Studios’ toxic behavior makes it an outright insult to players. This game is a lazy rehash of the original—recycled assets, same crops, trees, and fish, but with far fewer decorations and events. It’s lipstick on a pig: the same game we already bought, just smeared with a new coat to charge full price again. [h1]Milkstone Studios & The "Early Access" Shield[/h1] I’d steer clear of all Milkstone titles. The gameplay is a grindy slog that fails to deliver a cozy experience. When players complained about shallow busywork in the town or mines, devs snarked, “maybe you shouldn’t buy Early Access.” They hide behind being a “small team” to excuse slow updates, yet refuse to hire more staff, using Early Access as a constant crutch for underdelivering. [h1]Ignored Feedback & Hypocrisy[/h1] [list] [*] [b]Tractor & Map Limits:[/b] Players begged for speed upgrades and map increases, but devs ignored them, claiming faster tractors would just lead to demands for bigger maps, then refusing bigger maps because it would lead to demands for faster tractors. This was pure speculation to dodge feedback, yet they eventually added new separate farms anyway after scolding players who requested more space. [*] [b]Creative Mode Rejected:[/b] They call it “cheating,” despite admitting they have little experience with such modes. [*] [b]Idle Multiplayer:[/b] 99% of farms are AFK/Idle. Devs claim they don’t want an idle game, yet AFK farming defines the experience. [*] [b]Security Issues:[/b] Hackers can troll fields with zero repercussions; the only "fix" provided is to manually block them rather than adding actual farm permissions. [/list] [h1]Cesspool of Community Management[/h1] I was permanently banned from Steam discussions for calling them “out of touch” after seven updates ignored basic requests. They gaslight players, telling them to “seek professional help” if they’re upset over nerfed items. They direct players to Discord to control the narrative, where they can delete messages and silence critics. Milkstone claims Early Access is for feedback, but they cherry-pick what they want to hear. [h1]Final Thoughts[/h1] Promised features remain unfulfilled, and core elements (trees, crops, fish, animals) are just recycled from FT1. They’ve abandoned the first game, admitting they "won't be updating to prevent new bugs," leaving players stuck with this hollow sequel. If you’re looking for real feedback, don’t trust their controlled platforms. This game is a hollow, overpriced mess not worth your time or money. [b]🍞 Verdict: Burnt Toast 🔥[/b]

Very Dutch. The house is tripping me out because it looks like the OG Animal Crossing house. Like go look at the Gamecube cover for it, it's crazy similar. In any case, it's pretty obvious what you get so decide for yourself if you want it.

Not much content for a DLC pack. The developer has been very active with the base game adding new stuff for free consistently. There are no micro-transactions in this game. So I understand the need for on-going money to still continue adding content. I am happy to support the developer have enjoyed the base game well worth the money. I would just hope in the future if they do more DLCs it has more content than this one. And would be wonderful they still continue to release free updates like they have been.