Starting Over in Grow a Garden with Only STEALING PETS

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The video opens with the player deleting every previous save file and loading a fresh map, determined to turn the barren starter plot into a thriving empire while never legitimately buying a companion. Instead, every creature roaming nearby—rabbits, chickens, dogs, even the neighbor’s prize alpaca—gets lured, boxed up, or outright kidnapped. The moment a pet crosses the property line, it’s repurposed as a free labor force: chickens become mobile sprinklers, dogs haul fertilizer, and anything large enough to ride gets strapped to improvised plows. Within minutes the once‐quiet garden resembles a chaotic pet depot, but the stolen workforce accelerates crop growth so fast that harvest cycles take seconds instead of days.

With vegetables piling up, the next phase is pure profit-maximization. The player constructs a labyrinth of automated conveyors that funnel tomatoes, pumpkins, and mystery mutant plants into an industrial juicer. Cash floods in, but no money is spent on normal upgrades; every coin goes toward bigger cages and illicit lures to nab rarer pets. A black-market exchange unlocks exotic species—penguins, capybaras, even a mythic dragon—all of which are promptly put to work or stacked into living towers for the sole purpose of breaking the game’s collision physics. The garden itself keeps expanding outward in asymmetric, glitch-inducing plots that clip through fences and neighboring houses.

Mid-game, the sheer density of pets triggers visual bugs: animals phase through the ground, crops sprout upside-down, and the weather system loops between thunderstorms and drought in the same minute. Instead of fixing any of it, the player leans in, discovering that overlapping pet hitboxes quadruple watering speed. This loophole transforms the farm into a frame-dropping fiasco that still rakes in record harvests. Soon the scoreboard shows more stolen pets than total plants grown, yet the economy keeps rewarding each illegitimate yield with escalating payouts.

The finale is equal parts victory lap and crash test. The player corrals every creature into a single fenced tile, throws a stack of growth accelerants onto the entire map, and watches as the engine chokes on hundreds of simultaneous animations. Crops explode into maturity, coins fountain from every corner, and the pet pile vibrates like a living particle effect until the screen hard-locks. The saving grace is one last autosave that tallies the final stats: zero pets purchased, several hundred confiscated, crops harvested in the millions, and a garden so overstuffed with contraband critters that the only logical next step is to start over and break things even harder.

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