Something neat I discovered: You can get a recycling station to turn junk you catch from fishing into useful resources. Now I actually have to keep all those broken CDs I catch.
I'm bad at this. I can't find the last two people to talk to. I'm sure I just haven't explored some house somewhere.
I probably know which two you haven't.
One of them is probably sebastion. He almost never leaves his room. Go to the carpenter's place between 3 and 4. That's his feeding hours.
The other might just be Pierre. I know I missed him, because I forgot to go around the counter and talk to him.
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AegisFear My DanceOvershot Toronto, Landed in OttawaRegistered Userregular
New build!
Gameplay Additions/Changes:
The cooking menu now looks for items in your refrigerator as well as your inventory. Scarecrow range reduce to 8 tiles radius.
Movement speed slightly increased.
The price of mayonnaise and other artisan animal products now increased by the rancher profession.
Once you befriend someone to 2 hearts, their room is permanently unlocked, even if you go below 2 hearts again.
Auto-run is now the default setting for new characters.
Bug Fixes
Diagonal movement speed now proper.
Fixed duplicate item issue in the mines.
Ladders should no longer spawn underneath the player, locking them in place.
Fixed problems with the Community Center menu. You can now throw items down and delete them ('delete' key) in the Community Center menu.
Fixed item quality exploit.
You can now throw items down while in the crafting menu.
If you destroy the stable, you can now rebuild it.
Spa won't recharge you while the game is paused (e.g. steam overlay up).
Fixed problems with the Stardew Valley Fair fishing game.
Various stability fixes.
The two bigs ones, really. Gonna need to build a second scarecrow now, heh.
when you get a repeat artifact what are you supposed to do with it
can you donate the same artifact to the museum repeatedly? or are you just supposed to sell it for a paltry sum
o, also, does anyone know if you can trample crops when you walk over them and thus have to add walking room to your farming formations, or can you just densely pack non-trellis crops around a scarecrow
I think someone mentioned the dev explicitly did not put in a marry or die timer like in the harvest moon games, but other than that, I'm not far enough to tell.
when you get a repeat artifact what are you supposed to do with it
can you donate the same artifact to the museum repeatedly? or are you just supposed to sell it for a paltry sum
o, also, does anyone know if you can trample crops when you walk over them and thus have to add walking room to your farming formations, or can you just densely pack non-trellis crops around a scarecrow
I've just been selling duplicate artifacts, but there may be another use for them.
when you get a repeat artifact what are you supposed to do with it
can you donate the same artifact to the museum repeatedly? or are you just supposed to sell it for a paltry sum
o, also, does anyone know if you can trample crops when you walk over them and thus have to add walking room to your farming formations, or can you just densely pack non-trellis crops around a scarecrow
I've just been selling duplicate artifacts, but there may be another use for them.
You can't trample your crops as far as I know.
I have never damaged crops by trampling on them. You also can't accidentally cut down crops with a scythe. I'm pretty sure they put that in so you could put wheat/kale next to other vegetables and be able to harvest them safely.
You can however uproot a crop with a hoe or axe (maybe a pickaxe too, I haven't tried it) so make sure you don't have one of those equipped when you're messing around in your plots.
Also, once you get a weapon, you can use that to cut down bushes instead of your scythe. It doesn't cost energy.
Anyone having trouble with the in-game screen real estate (everything way too zoomed in compared to the screenshots) should give this solution a try. Even though I was able to use DSR through my video card that still only got about halfway to the actual look of the game. Using that tool to set it to 1440p was like night and day.
Like, here's how it looked at my native resolution of 1600x900
Just started messing with this yesterday. When does your favorite item come up? I was having trouble deciding on whether I should capitalize the word at character creation or have it plural. I just don't want it popping up in character dialogue and looking out of place. A randomly capitalized word or a plural word when it's only addressed as singular would drive me crazy.
I know, it's dumb. Anyone know how that is treated?
How is the combat in this game? Is there more than just swing sword / shoot bow type stuff?
Pretty much just swing sword. Combat is a small part of the game and mostly just there to make mining a little hazardous. Though you did get some sort of rewards from the adventurer's guild for killing x number of things in different categories. Also you can get accessories, some of which are combat only, but I found a magnet ring that increases item pickup radius, which applies outside of combat.
However, unlike other tools, weapons have a secondary action. Left click is swing. With a sword, you can right click to block, and with a club, it does a large vertical swing with increased knockback. That's all I know so far.
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Just started messing with this yesterday. When does your favorite item come up? I was having trouble deciding on whether I should capitalize the word at character creation or have it plural. I just don't want it popping up in character dialogue and looking out of place. A randomly capitalized word or a plural word when it's only addressed as singular would drive me crazy.
I know, it's dumb. Anyone know how that is treated?
The one usage of it that I've seen is essentially in the form of "This reminds you of (your favorite thing)".
That's going to be hilarious when all sorts of things remind me of "food".
Also, I got a cat from Marnie and it is such a goddamn cat.
I was tilling out some new plots first day of summer and the damn cat just wandered up and flopped spreadeagled across 3 tiles and wouldn't move and I was like "Stupid cat! Quit helping! A dog would not do this to me!"
Game is true to life.
FYI if you wanna make the big bucks during fall, plant cranberries. Huge return on investment but they're like 260g per plant, so keep that in mind if you wanna buy them day 1 after summer.
Does anyone know where save files are located? I'd like to continue my game on my surface pro instead of starting a new one.
Not sure, but according to the store page the game has Steam Cloud support.
Just finished downloading Steam and the game and YUP! Save file showed up right after I hit load.
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Word of warning: I was playing on my couchputer, and moved over to my desktop. The switch, for whatever reason, lost several hours worth of progress between accounts, and I couldn't find a way to roll back to the version with more progress.
Should I just blindly accept every quest on the bulletin board? I notice they change daily.
you can. I've seen no repercussions for not fulfilling the quest board. You'll note that there are expiration limits on the quests so its either, you have it stored in a bin, or you go and do it *right now* sorta thing
I'm gonna use fishing to bolster my cash reserves and plant some high yield stuff at the very start of Summer. Once you get the second pole and bait, you can make some very decent money.
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So I'm assuming that one month in game is a season, yea or nay?
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The only one I'm aware of is that stone walls will randomly have rocks fall off of them onto adjacent tiles, which will absolutely crush plants.
Currently DMing: None
Characters
[5e] Dural Melairkyn - AC 18 | HP 40 | Melee +5/1d8+3 | Spell +4/DC 12
Just like real life. We had a stone garden feature that collapsed in a storm and crushed 3 entire rose bushes.
We are death to plants in real life though, which is why I need video games to satisfy my need to grow things.
I haven't had any logs show up, but I've chopped down all the trees anywhere near my plots.
The other might just be Pierre. I know I missed him, because I forgot to go around the counter and talk to him.
The two bigs ones, really. Gonna need to build a second scarecrow now, heh.
Currently DMing: None
Characters
[5e] Dural Melairkyn - AC 18 | HP 40 | Melee +5/1d8+3 | Spell +4/DC 12
Who spent most of their fortune planting expensive Spring crops 2 days before Summer?
This guy.
PSN: TheBrayster_92
Like, I have largely been farming at the expense of other things but I find myself wondering whether I'm going to be 'left behind' by world events
PSN: TheBrayster_92
can you donate the same artifact to the museum repeatedly? or are you just supposed to sell it for a paltry sum
o, also, does anyone know if you can trample crops when you walk over them and thus have to add walking room to your farming formations, or can you just densely pack non-trellis crops around a scarecrow
I've just been selling duplicate artifacts, but there may be another use for them.
You can't trample your crops as far as I know.
I have never damaged crops by trampling on them. You also can't accidentally cut down crops with a scythe. I'm pretty sure they put that in so you could put wheat/kale next to other vegetables and be able to harvest them safely.
You can however uproot a crop with a hoe or axe (maybe a pickaxe too, I haven't tried it) so make sure you don't have one of those equipped when you're messing around in your plots.
Also, once you get a weapon, you can use that to cut down bushes instead of your scythe. It doesn't cost energy.
Like, here's how it looked at my native resolution of 1600x900
Using DSR
And then using that tool to upscale it
I know, it's dumb. Anyone know how that is treated?
Pretty much just swing sword. Combat is a small part of the game and mostly just there to make mining a little hazardous. Though you did get some sort of rewards from the adventurer's guild for killing x number of things in different categories. Also you can get accessories, some of which are combat only, but I found a magnet ring that increases item pickup radius, which applies outside of combat.
However, unlike other tools, weapons have a secondary action. Left click is swing. With a sword, you can right click to block, and with a club, it does a large vertical swing with increased knockback. That's all I know so far.
it's really simple, you just mash attack pretty much with swords
you do get a slingshot, but it's sort of hard to aim
generally though it's not that challenging or deep
The one usage of it that I've seen is essentially in the form of "This reminds you of (your favorite thing)".
Also, I got a cat from Marnie and it is such a goddamn cat.
I was tilling out some new plots first day of summer and the damn cat just wandered up and flopped spreadeagled across 3 tiles and wouldn't move and I was like "Stupid cat! Quit helping! A dog would not do this to me!"
Game is true to life.
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Not sure, but according to the store page the game has Steam Cloud support.
Just finished downloading Steam and the game and YUP! Save file showed up right after I hit load.
It's top down Terraria combat, hitting those flying buzzers is a nightmare.
Also, is there a way to get the chickens follow you? I've had them escape their fencing a couple of times and I see no way of putting them back.
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you can. I've seen no repercussions for not fulfilling the quest board. You'll note that there are expiration limits on the quests so its either, you have it stored in a bin, or you go and do it *right now* sorta thing
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Still though, probably going to end up buying it soon. Been feeling pretty shit lately and I could use a nice relaxing game about country and corn.
Yeah, it's nothing amazing. Then again, I've never seen a fishing mini game I liked outside Ocarina of Time.
I don't want to talk about the amount of time spent convinced there was a secret fishing area/secret fish behind the crack in the wall.
Currently DMing: None
Characters
[5e] Dural Melairkyn - AC 18 | HP 40 | Melee +5/1d8+3 | Spell +4/DC 12
If you like.. roll into it just right. With the water suit on. At night. When you hear a bird chirp.
Origin ID: Discgolfer27
Untappd ID: Discgolfer1981
Yup. You can check out the calendar to see what month-season it is, birthdays, etc.