The Fairmeadows Ranch landmark in Goat Simulator 3 is one of the least challenging areas to clear in Goat Simulator 3 as it is the initial part of the campaign. Still, missions like the Farmer's Got the Talent can be confusing for players who don't know how to go about the quest due to the limited information provided in the mission description. To finish the Farmer's Got the Talent quest in Goat Simulator 3, you must get three tickmarks from the juries by impressing them with your skills.
How to impress the judges in Goat Simulator 3
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There is no specific way to impress the jury. Mix and match the following actions till they are satisfied with your performance:
- Flipping - The best way to get three checkmarks is by performing a front or backflip in front of judges. Due to the limited space constraints on the stage, try to make a stationary flip instead of a moving one. Try to make at least 3 to 4 flips of any variation to impress the panel.
- Baa - You can also impress the judge by speaking to them using the Baa speaking button. To use the feature, press B on your Xbox Controller or 1 for Keyboard users. Mix the speech between your flips.
- Emote - The last method on the list to impress the judges is by displaying some cool emotes. Open the emote panel by pressing the Right D-key on your Xbox Controller or V on your keyboard. Choose any emotes and put a small show in front of the panel.
Once you have three tickmarks from the juries, the quests will be over.
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