Hmm okay. I'll see what happens and just plant some if they're too far from my barns.
And yes, I'm currently too poor to really invest in sheds but that's the plan!
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And yes, I'm currently too poor to really invest in sheds but that's the plan!
funny enough truffles and a rabbit's foot were the last two i needed too.
Rabbit's feet are TOUGH to get though. the dragons in the second mine area drops them, and the travelling carts may carry them on occasion, but I had to buy two rabbits and spend a few weeks in-game waiting for one of them to finally drop it.
i've spent maybe 200+ hours in this game total and I haven't even tried making coffee yet. kind of amazing honestly.
Had my first crash. I think it was because I opened the fridge right before going to bed.
Waiting for winter to start on really designing my farm now that I can make iridium sprinklers.
Gonna try and marry Sebastian unless one of his cutscenes really puts me off.
Waiting for winter to start on really designing my farm now that I can make iridium sprinklers.
Gonna try and marry Sebastian unless one of his cutscenes really puts me off.
The other farms look cool but they get annoying when trying to plan your farm down the line. Since your quite limited in space.
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Currently on Summer in Year 2... think it's Summer... I have had Coffee Beans running crazy, making endless Coffee stockpiles whilst making Mayonnaise/Cheese.
Just shy of Level 80 in the mines also, so still waiting on the Gold Reefs/Veins do knock out Gold tools... I'm going to start making some stockpiles of food across Summer and Fall and in Winter do a shitload of Cooking, I have yet to actually "cook" anything. So that will include a bunch of fishing...
The Community Centre is coming together nicely, but there are a few things still to go.
I do need some help though, can someone recommend...
Just shy of Level 80 in the mines also, so still waiting on the Gold Reefs/Veins do knock out Gold tools... I'm going to start making some stockpiles of food across Summer and Fall and in Winter do a shitload of Cooking, I have yet to actually "cook" anything. So that will include a bunch of fishing...
The Community Centre is coming together nicely, but there are a few things still to go.
I do need some help though, can someone recommend...
stopping this game at a reasonable hour at night? I have had a few 2-3am sessions on worknights, where I get up at 530am each day...
It's not healthy!!!
It's not healthy!!!
I've got to admit I'm really bothered by this and by how they treat the homeless guy (including the responses you can choose from in those situations). Is this game somehow anti poor people?
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I'm midway through winter in year 1. I'm really enjoying the break from planting and harvesting crops; not because I don't enjoy that but it's given me time to tend to other jobs.
I've organised my farm, placing my buildings where I like them and putting cobblestone paths around my land. I've created an orchard of fruit trees and kept on top of clearing unwanted trees, stumps and rocks. Previously I just had my silo, barn and coop dropped in whichever space was available at the time and everything else was a wasteland of scrap until I sought stones and wood.
I'm also trying harder to build friendships, especially my future wife Abigail. I've discovered everyone likes artisan goods so everyone gets free honey, jelly and mayonnaise twice a week. Is there any way of finding out what people REALLY like? I've picked up a few hints from conversation with some characters but I'm still not exactly clear who would appreciate what as a gift. I really don't want to use online guides - I'd prefer to discover it naturally.
Absolutely loving this game. I'm playing it every opportunity I get. Thank goodness for Switch portability.
I've organised my farm, placing my buildings where I like them and putting cobblestone paths around my land. I've created an orchard of fruit trees and kept on top of clearing unwanted trees, stumps and rocks. Previously I just had my silo, barn and coop dropped in whichever space was available at the time and everything else was a wasteland of scrap until I sought stones and wood.
I'm also trying harder to build friendships, especially my future wife Abigail. I've discovered everyone likes artisan goods so everyone gets free honey, jelly and mayonnaise twice a week. Is there any way of finding out what people REALLY like? I've picked up a few hints from conversation with some characters but I'm still not exactly clear who would appreciate what as a gift. I really don't want to use online guides - I'd prefer to discover it naturally.
Absolutely loving this game. I'm playing it every opportunity I get. Thank goodness for Switch portability.
There's a nasty bug in the game which causes it to crash when you put your character to bed at the end of the day, it's mostly known as the "sleep crash bug". There's a way to work around it, as described in this Reddit thread -
https://www.reddit.com/r/StardewVal...tch_players_update_from_chucklefish_games_on/
It doesn't affect everyone and, because it can be worked around, isn't anything to worry about.
Hah - I know the feeling! :)
I do enjoy the change in pace between the two - SMO is of course pretty frantic at times, while SDV is so chill and relacing.
I'm splitting my time between the two depending on TV availability, as I only play SV handheld.
TV available = Super Mario Odyssey
TV not available = Stardew Valley
Life is good right now.
TV available = Super Mario Odyssey
TV not available = Stardew Valley
Life is good right now.
I'm in spring of year 3. First time playing. I think I'm going to start a new farm. I've learned so much and I can do better with a new farm. My farm now is a hot mess.
Also I'm really glad I wasn't the only one with the "crash" bit. I was harvesting for iridium and it crashed on me, twice! I almost cried. I had so much ore.
Also I'm really glad I wasn't the only one with the "crash" bit. I was harvesting for iridium and it crashed on me, twice! I almost cried. I had so much ore.
If you just started, I think that means you're in Spring. If so, farm Cauliflower. Also buy Strawberry seeds at the Egg Festival if that hasn't already happened.
It's the same way on all of the console versions I'm afraid, it's fastest (1 or 2 seconds) on the PC and Mac but takes around 20 seconds on the consoles.
I opted to go for quality sprinklers and don't regret it at all. In fact, I don't feel the need to expand my farm past what it is at currently, so I don't think I'll be upgrading to the iridium sprinklers. I picked the standard farm, though, so you may be in more need of space if you picked a different layout.
Yeah one of my favourite threads from NG.
Glad to see it back! I'll be subscribing and helping where I can!
Glad to see it back! I'll be subscribing and helping where I can!
Oh would you look at that...still not workingLinus is really one of my favorite characters. (Not my pic)
This game man. I can't believe I waited this long to give it a shot. It's so relaxing - the ultimate podcast game.
Reading through this thread and some starter guides, I see I've been really efficient with my time. I'm like Day 20 of the first spring and I'm just learning there are quests available from the community center (I talked to the wizard and kind of forgot to go back to read the thing at the center). Should I start over or just keep going? I just got the coop built and have been doing a bunch of mining the last few days. I don't have that many active crops aside from one bean plant, some cauliflower I just planted, and I think 8 strawberry plants that haven't fruited yet. I also smelted my first copper bar so was going to try to upgrade something. I'd rather not start over but if I kissed something big I'm ok with it.
Are there 90 days in each season? The calendar just looks like it ends at 30.
Reading through this thread and some starter guides, I see I've been really efficient with my time. I'm like Day 20 of the first spring and I'm just learning there are quests available from the community center (I talked to the wizard and kind of forgot to go back to read the thing at the center). Should I start over or just keep going? I just got the coop built and have been doing a bunch of mining the last few days. I don't have that many active crops aside from one bean plant, some cauliflower I just planted, and I think 8 strawberry plants that haven't fruited yet. I also smelted my first copper bar so was going to try to upgrade something. I'd rather not start over but if I kissed something big I'm ok with it.
Are there 90 days in each season? The calendar just looks like it ends at 30.
Just keep going, you'll learn as you progress. There are certain things that you can miss but nothing that will "ruin" the game, and of course there's always the next year .......... :)
Cool, thanks. What happens if I plant a spring plant on like Day 27 of spring? Will it die day 1 of summer?
I've tried bombing it. Don't recommend. With the energy I have left over I go and clean crops until 1am or when my energy gets really low
Yeah, I know. I was just hoping that there's another option to make it faster. I guess not.
Is using fertilizer as much as possible a good idea early on? I have like 60 sap but wondering if I should hold onto it for crafting something else. I'd start fertilizing in the start of the summer since I'm almost there.
Yes use fertilizer asap. I like to craft as much as I can.
Yeah, use all that sap. There's not much else that you can do with it.
Never even dabbled with fertiliser yet. Do I just add it to tilled soil? Does it increase the likelyhood of gold star produce?
ikr!! I was kinda sad when I finished the fish tank the first time and it didn't actually have any fish :(
exactly that, yeah!! :D I personally only really use it for the 'big crops' that already give you a lot of profit. It really adds a lot more to it. Super easy to make as well, since sap doesn't really have a use outside of making fertilizer anyways
Yeah I have lots stored but just never used it. Will likely give it a go when it gets round to summer. Thanks for the info.