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Harvest 
| Author | Tysn |
| .bsp filename | oc_harvest |
| Date of release | N/a |
| Game Requirements | N/A |
| Suggested Players: | 1 - 8 |
Description
In this gamemode you have to build up a farm by growing plants and selling the fruits. At first you have to clean up the field and then buy seeds by collecting mushrooms in the forest and selling them in the city. A day/night cycle will kill any players that are caught outside the spa, hotel or farmhouse, there is also a cylce of light, rainy and rainbow days. In Rain days you dont have to drain water the first time, it is already done. In Rainbow days theres a posibility of founding a Golden pat in the forest. Freezing nights kill all your tomatoes and oranges plants
This map comes with Obsidian Conflict.
Additional info
1 - 16 players are suggested for this map.
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Close previewI love playing Obsidian Conflict oc_harvest especially with my brother but I agree with thisSky there need's to be a save point. Since we can't save our progress we've lost interest in the game. :(
Anyone know if, and how, you can save progress if playing one player?
Thanks!
The only possible way as far as i know, to save progress is to actually leave your computer on the map.
You mean have obsidian conflict open, on harvest, on your computer 24/7?
It would be cool if there was a save button or something. :P
Yea, the only way is to leave it on 24/7 until you feel satisfied enough to turn it off. I do agree that it would be interesting to have a save point for singleplayer.
Good map!
But the player suggestion is a bit huge I think, it should be 1-10, even with 10 players it is usually a mess.