New World: How to harvest a pumpkin

Developed and published by Amazon Games, New World is an ambitious pirate theme MMORPG that presents PVP wars between large-scale factions, as well as economies driven by players in all their various regions. Like most other MMOs in the market at this time, there are also tons of resources that you can extract if you want to enter the creation system. Here is How to reap a pumpkin in New World.

Harvest a pumpkin in New World

Pumpkin is a level 2 food that you can find in New World, and it is used to cook several meals, and can also be used to prepare travel rations, from which you can never have enough. Actually, they are quite easy to harvest, and everything you need is a sickle (the level does not matter) and ready.

Simply go to the pumpkins factory in the open world, then press the E key to start harvesting. Once you are finished, it will be automatically included in your inventory.

However, the complicated part is trying to find them. If you do not know where to look, you can spend some time before you can get your first squash. Like most other raw foods, such as potatoes and carrots, usually grow on farms that look close to roads and fields.

If you have trouble lockers, below shows a screen capture of the map that shows where you can find them in AETURNUM, courtesy of the people who work at the New World Interactive Map:

They also reappear quite fast, so you can always stay in the area and wait for you to reappear if you want to cultivate a lot.

That s all you need to know How to harvest a pumpkin in New World. Be sure to check our wiki guide to get more advice and information about the game.

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