Ultimate Farmer

The description is short — it offers the bonuses of every other class at once — but that phrase hides a long list. Here is what inheriting all seven actually means in practice.

Starter is the eighth class and contributes nothing, since it has no bonuses to inherit.

Every other class forces a trade-off. Take Forkmaster and your Dynamite is unbuffed; take Pack Mule and neither tool improves. Ultimate Farmer removes the choice entirely.

It also covers both halves of the run's bottleneck at once. Carry capacity and the drone attack the walking problem, while the Pitchfork and Dynamite buffs attack the clearing problem.

That is why it is the only S-tier entry on published rankings, and why no reasonable argument exists for any other class being better.

There is also no video coverage of it anywhere. Searching for Golden Harvest on YouTube does not return a single clip from this game, which tells you how few players have actually seen it.

The reason for the blackout is arithmetic: at 0.1 percent almost nobody writing about this game has held the class. Guides are copying the one line the in-game menu shows them.

At a 0.1 percent roll chance, the expected number of spins to hit it is around 1,000. Each spin is 40 Gems, which puts the expected cost at roughly 40,000 Gems.

For scale, the eight-day login track pays 880 Gems per cycle — about 110 Gems a day. Grinding 40,000 Gems from logins alone would take roughly a year of unbroken daily play.

Even a coin-flip's worth of certainty is expensive. Reaching a 50 percent chance of having seen it takes about 693 spins, or roughly 27,720 Gems.

Gems come mainly from finishing runs, and Roblox badge data shows only 22.8 percent of players have ever completed one — 3,092,594 Found the Needle! badges against 13,577,221 players who loaded the game.

So for the large majority, Gem income is capped at daily logins and one-time rewards. That makes 40,000 Gems not a grind but a practical impossibility.

This is also why Starter, at 40 percent and with no bonuses at all, remains the long-term class for a huge share of the playerbase.

Aim at the A tier. Forkmaster (9%), Demolitionist (7%) and Drone Specialist (1%) together account for 17 percent of the wheel, so a first-week account with roughly 27 spins is nearly certain to land one.

Forkmaster and Demolitionist are the two that matter most, because they buff the two tools the game is actually built around. Either one meaningfully shortens a clear.

Keep spinning when Gems accumulate — unlocks are permanent and there is no cost to holding many classes — but do not build your play schedule around a one-in-a-thousand pull.