[ SECRET POST #6450 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6450 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, but you're still more likely at 20 than 40. You're unlikely to have a stable job than at 40, nevertheless the heatlh.

[(Anonymous)]

The 40 year old would likely have more startup money to help with costs and equipment though. Owners of startup farms skew older for that reason. If you want to bring in reality, statistically speaking, something like 15% of owners of beginner family farms are under 35.

I'm not saying either is likely. I'm saying both are equally unusual and unlikely to succeed, but also not unrealistic to have happen. It's not like one is so much more unbelievable than the other.

But neither is a town full of magic plants and anime characters with blue hair.

[(Anonymous)]

Given how most farming sims start, you don't NEED startup. You have the basic starter tools. A 25-year-old is WAY more likely to inherit a farm than the person who's gonna be 50 in ten years and has a stable job--or at least won't immediately sell it off because of the aforementioned stable job because why the fuck leave that for a farm that's going to be boat loads of more work. Especially when usually in the formula, the entire farm is usually serviceable with only the fields being overgrown so you have game progression.

[(Anonymous)]

People who are unsatisfied with their current lives and want to try something else? Lots of people start new careers after realizing they're unhappy around then. Idk what 40 year olds you know, but it's not like people are decrepit at that age. Do you think farmers who turn 40 fall over and die?

I get this feeling that your sense of "people who are 40" is kind of warped in the "evreyone over 30 is a JRPG elderly person" sense though, so I won't bother to argue with you any more.