I agree. I have so many anthropomorphic games that I like but I’m sick of this by now. I’m tired of the infatuation to make animals like people. I think there are enough games like that by now. I personally do not see the problem with using people to do people things! That said, I still am interested in the game just would have been cool to have people doing the farming, you know, like people actually do?

@@coreynoemif3j29 I did buy it and have played it twice since making this comment. It's a very fun game for what it is. Just gotta look past the weird animals. The wife thinks they're cute though so whatever. Someone I was talking to the other day made an interesting point about why this is overly done. It's been speculated that designers do this to avoid pissing off the loud minority of people who demand representation in games while also getting upset that the wrong designers represented the wrong people. Not sure how true that is but it sorta makes sense if so.

😆 bc it's hilarious 😂

@@JacobRamirez-li9dt I'll admit it's cute. So is the game, so it matches. She must really like Blueberries! 🤣

happy harvesting!

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My group implemented a house rule that every fox counts as a -1 and you don't bust after 3 foxes. That gave a meaningful risk to rolling higher volumes of dice, and also added a fun ability for players to attempt to break even if their first roll had a lot of foxes.