My Free Farm 2 Wiki

 This is a fan-made wiki for the farming simulation game My Free Farm 2.

The game can be accessed either through your browser, the upjers playground, or through Steam. It is also available on Android and iOS.

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If you have any questions or issues with the game, the developers are quick to respond in Discussions (on Steam).

Starting
As the game loads (browser and upjers playground versions only), a number of hints are displayed, one by one, below a spinning strawberry.

Initially, the farm will contain a Farm house, one Field (with Wheat), a Silo, and a Tool Shed. The farm will measure 8 x 8. There is also a Deliveries notice board and truck, and a Newspaper on the ground just outside the gate. Visitors will begin arriving. The Wholesaler ship will arrive in 1 hour. The player will not be free to interact with everything until they complete the Tutorial.

After completing the Tutorial, the player will have reached level 2, and have a Bakery, a Windflower and a Park Bench.

It should be noted that crops are not bought in the Shop, but rather they are grown from the current crop inventory. The game will not allow the player to sell or use their last seed in production. As the player levels up, and new crops are unlocked, the player will receive 3 seeds of the new crop.

Take a look around
Shop items can be clicked on to learn more about the item (without actually purchasing it).

Menus and informational displays

 * At the top of the screen: Level, Points bar (aka XP), Coins, Diamonds
 * Bottom Menu: Shop, Farm Editor, Friends, Mail, Settings
 * Left Side: Visitor Quests/Tasks and Animal Quests
 * Right Side: Special Offers and Special Events

Bordering the farm

 * Within the forest to the left and above, are the Lumberjack Ruins (level 15) and Fisherman's Hut Ruins (level 38).
 * To the right of the farm is a sign for Pony Rides (level 6).
 * Further to the right, is the bay with two docks for Event Customer and Wholesaler.
 * Mobile players will see a television sitting between the docks. This allows players to earn Diamond pieces from watching videos.
 * Just below the docks is the Lighthouse (level 20).
 * A meandering stream borders the farm below, containing the Guild (level 15) and Bistro (level 30).

Beginning strategy
This is, for the most part, a casual game. Crops will not wither, animals will not run away or die, and the world does not need saving. There are a few events that are timed: The player can, of course, ignore all timed events.
 * The Wholesaler, Event Customer, and Bistro customers will only give a certain amount of time to fill an order
 * Seasonal events require the planting, harvesting, and submission of seasonal-only crops or fruit
 * The Guild (should the player choose to join one) may enter a timed contest
 * An injured wild animal (usually a deer) will wander onto the farm, and a quest to care for it will appear under the list of quests (this is a timed, and relatively expensive quest)

The two most important needs of a farm are storage space, and farm expansion. Everything that is harvested must be stored, and all those buildings and decorations bought need room on the farm.

Storage

 * Silo - As the player harvests crops and produced goods, the Silo will begin to fill up. Anything in the Silo can be exchanged for XP, so upgrading the Silo can wait a bit.
 * Tool Shed - Items in the Tool Shed are not so easily replaced. Each Decoration harvested will give certain tools, and often not the tool the player was hoping for. Inventory space in the Tool Shed can fill up rather quickly. It is not recommended to exchange tools for XP. The Tool Shed is the most important building to upgrade.

Farm expansion
Eventually, the player will need to expand the farm. There are two ruins in the forest, the Fisherman's Hut, and the Lumberjack. These can be renovated at any time, however they cannot be used until they are part of the farm. The most cost efficient way to reach both is to expand the farm along the stream until the player just reaches the Fisherman's Hut Ruins, and then head straight up until the Lumberjack Ruins is reached.

Cost and acquisition
Items can be acquired in different ways, and there is usually a cost involved.
 * Shop items require Coins or Diamonds and a minimum XP to purchase.
 * Building Upgrades and Farm Expansions require Tools, Coins, and sometimes Diamonds.
 * Crops require a Field, the Crop, and a minimum XP to plant. Crops are initially acquired through leveling up, however they can be acquired through helping Friends, or even through Daily Bonuses.
 * Buildables require Tools and Coins (or Diamonds), and sometimes a minimum XP to build. These buildables always have a minimum XP to use the building.

Acquiring the needed supplies
The following items can also sometimes be acquired through the Daily Bonus, helping Friends, Friend Rewards, Leveling up, or as a reward for completing Quests. Points, Coins, and Diamonds can be received for completing Achievements. Coins, Diamonds, Tools, and other items can be acquired through Guild Kudos.
 * Points (aka XP) - Harvesting (Crops from Fields, Fruit from Trees, Products from Buildings, Produce from Animals, Tools from Decorations).
 * Coins - Deliveries, Wholesale Orders, Pony Rides, Bistro. Coins can also be purchased with Diamonds; click the '+' next to the Coin count at the top of the game screen.
 * Diamonds - Diamonds can be purchased with real-world cash; click the '+' next to the Diamond count at the top of the game screen.
 * Tools - Harvesting Decorations. Tools can also be purchased with Diamonds in the Shop.





