Ask the Foreman
The questions new hands ask in their first week, answered the way a foreman would.
Must I register before I start?
No. Tick the box that says you are grown, pick a notice and begin. A guest has 10 messages, after which the chat follows you into an account.
What does Apply actually do?
The owner’s chat opens with that notice already spoken, a cost of one message. To get her everyday welcome, press the other button on her property page.
First weeks, day labour, season pass?
The first weeks run 3 days with every gate open. After them comes day labour, with 10 messages daily, a count that resets at midnight UTC, and access to just your first 3 owners. A season pass carries no count at all; $15 buys 30 days of it and $99 buys 365. The wages page shows where you stand.
How is the season pass paid for?
Payment is USDT over TRON (TRC-20); the page names the receiving address and the exact sum to the last digit. The pass starts when the transfer lands, typically inside a minute. It never rolls on, and money paid stays paid, as the deed explains.
Will she write first?
If you have gone quiet during the first weeks or on the season pass, she may send a line at a decent hour. You can turn that off in your yard.
What does she remember?
Short notes from each day. They are listed in the chat menu, where you may rewrite or remove any of them. Anything you enter under About you is already known to all sixteen the moment you arrive.
How warm do the evenings get?
Each chat has a mood switch with three positions, from friendly to romance, flirting in the middle. She is permitted to want you and to tell you. Evenings that would go further are cut away on every plan.
Are there pictures?
Yes: a glamorous portrait of each owner on her own land, and a broad banner heading the home page. Ask her and she will describe herself as well. There is nothing that moves.
How do I stop?
Strike a chat from its menu and that season is over. To close the account entirely, email the farm office from the address you registered.
