Poil posted:

That begs to question, where does the produce I sell go? Does the major sell it to joja? Out of town somewhere?

Swedish Horror posted:

Stardew Valley Expanded is great and I love all the new map additions, but the writing is...bad.

Bogart posted:

Honest question: why do you all have more than one animal of any type? It's like fishing for me, I do it because I have to and then inertia kicks in and I may as well pet the cow and milk it on the way to the greenhouse.

Bogart posted:

when

Saxophone posted:

Every time I see a new post I get really excited that it might be announcing 1.5 and thus I can play SDV with my wife on the couch.

Alas.

Semi-Protato posted:

There's an additional dialog mod, Stardew Valley Dialog Expansion, that adds a bunch more lines for everyone. I've used it my entire run this time around, and well into year 3 I haven't found anyone saying anything too out of character and nothing cringey. The most obvious change is festival dialog - everyone has new lines from year to year and villagers acknowledge things that happened in previous years.

Saxophone posted:

My wife and I are home with covid and I was really hoping this would have been out before Christmas so we could sit on the couch, build a farm, and cough together. Harumph and such.

ILL Machina posted:

No telling where the farm will be in relation to the normal beach either...

Space Cadet Omoly posted:

You can save progress on Journey of the prairie King?! Holy poo poo, I might actually be able to beat it now.

Braking Gnus posted:

I haven't played Stardew Valley in a couple of years, but this update has dragged me back in. Any mods I should grab, or wait for them to be updated before lose 50 hours or so?

Arsenic Lupin posted:

The chest I found had four geodes in it. Also, I think the beach debuff is interesting because for the first time there's a reason to go for the iridium upgrade on the watering can.

Guildenstern Mother posted:

It just means all the good children got presents early

Magnetic North posted:

With Stardew Valley's new split-screen co-op, me and my SO are thinking of playing together. We thought it might be nice to have controllers instead of KB+M for this. I have one old wired 360 controller that I use for Dark Souls/Yakuza etc, but all of her controllers are wireless 360 ones with the adapter cord thing, and the Windows 10 computer doesn't like that. I don't really want to mess around with software utilities to make it work, which means probably buying some new controllers. Also, I guess it would be nice to have them be wireless because it's the future.

The issue here is that I am super out of the loop regarding console poo poo. What controllers work on Windows in multiples (as in, pairing 2 to the same PC) and in your opinion work well with Stardew?

AreWeDrunkYet posted:

So could you use Steam link to have the game up on a TV and computer, then use a USB xbox controller connected to the streaming device and a keyboard/mouse connected to the computer to do split screen? Or with both input devices connected to the computer?

AreWeDrunkYet posted:

It's still available in the app store for the Nvidia Shield.

I'll just give it a try and report back, thanks Rick.

Eeyo posted:

Yeah I bought it on switch a couple days ago, so I’m out of luck!

I’m glad it warns you now though. It did warn me about being too close to another tree (some kind of bush) at least. I’m probably just going to write off the sapling and get another one at some point in the future. I picked the forest map so I’m going to turn it into an orchard/wild plant kind of farm eventually.

They’re supposed to not be able to grow when the tiles around them aren’t clear. That’s just objects like weeds right? Does enclosing them in a fence help with that?

Eeyo posted:

Oh I mean with grass/weeds. Does the fence prevent things from spawning inside, or is it just the movement of grass?

Like I’d have to leave the 3x3 square clear but I could put a fence around that or something.

KKKLIP ART posted:

I think you can still get a killer sword at a low drop rate via fishing too. Sometimes you see folks pop up and talk about getting it mid spring year one and it essentially gets you through the caves no issues.

Akratic Method posted:

Oh! I thought it was absolutely no stairs to get the Honorable declaration, and eventually a monster floor convinced me to use one so I figured the run was dishonored already, screw it.

Noonsaliwah posted:

This method has 1 walkway and 1.5 hops for each row of sprinklers, so I think a simple setup where sprinklers do both the row immediately above and below is more effecitient. Like so;

code:

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(1 walkway and 2 hops per sprinkler row)

By repeating this pattern over and over, it looks like this;

code:

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*X**X**X**X**X**X*
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*X**X**X**X**X**X*
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*X**X**X**X**X**X*
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So basically, when you harvest you just walk down the walkways and pick both above and below you. It's also easy to set up, and you can use the middle-quality sprinklers.

Eric the Mauve posted:

No one wants to gently caress poor Jodi

PinheadSlim posted:

This actually kinda tracks. If a Marine is deployed and their spouse cheats the person they cheated with is referred to as "Jody"

Coolguye posted:

that's when it turns out the yoba statue is actually maintaining a psychic link to an elder god that awakens and drives the entire valley to insane blood-cult practices.

Alxprit posted:

Honestly I enjoy mining and fighting through those areas in Stardew, it's relaxing and helps my lizard brain feel good about getting goodies. I know it's not really a super developed or impactful combat system, but as long as it functions I feel good about it.

GlyphGryph posted:

This is especially bad if, like me, your jam/keg empire can not be restricted to the confines of a shed, or even the farm.

340 kegs in the quarry, 170 in the sewery, and several hundred more for an efficiently pathed cindersap forest accessway, all before you need to spend money or resources building a shed.

GlyphGryph posted:

Best partner is Krobus.

Perks:
- He's a cutie pie when he smiles.



- He does not get jealous of you giving gifts to other townsfolk to unlock their hearts
- He genuinely appreciates your attempts to welcome him into the human world and get to know him
- Regularly tries to cook you delicious meals
- Has a job, but can work fine from home
- Him moving in does not rob him of the opportunity to lead a better, more fulfilling life (sorry, Maru, if we get involved you'll never go to college and its definitely where you belong)
- He's never an rear end in a top hat to you at any point
- He doesn't pester you to have kids
- He is not an alcoholic

Hit or miss Clitoris posted:

Now that I think about it there is really only beer and wine huh

OK fine well I just put rice in the keg and I didn't bother to check the wiki so heres hoping for sake

Hit or miss Clitoris posted:

I heard that in my head as I pulled it out too

Can I put my milled rice in the keg once my mill is built? I tried the wiki and it just vaguely mentions putting it in the preserves thing

Damnit stardew I just wanna make hooch to sweeten up Pam

Sigourney Cheevos posted:

It's worked since November:
https://twitter.com/__tosh/status/1329099180476928002

You can see Stardew in his screenshot of the spreadsheet from Nov 18th or earlier. Both versions, PC and Mobile run.

KKKLIP ART posted:

Previously Apple used Intel chips as their processors. Now Apple is designing their own chips for their computers in house (they have been designing for mobile for much longer). This is a big deal because the architecture of the chips are totally different and actually process things using different rules. Apple has provided an emulator of sorts to let Intel programs run on their M1 platform as more of a stopgap until developers release a version that just runs using the rules and instruction set of the Apple designed chips. By all accounts, the M1 absolutely slaps and Intel has nothing to provide Apple that is even reasonably close. They made the move because intel has been super stagnant in their processors for a whole host of reasons. Anyway thank you for coming to my TED Talk.

Poque posted:

I just delete the folder in the \Mods directory and replace it with the new one.

Khanstant posted:

The keg thing is really weird. Seems like the quality of what is put into wine is given high importance IRL. Aging is important too, but is aging enough to make good wine from lovely grapes?

Midnight Voyager posted:

The thing that extra annoys me is that there is a wide world of fruits that he could have picked that weren't tomatoes. But he happened to find tomatoes specifically. How many oranges, apples, grapes, pears, etc did you pass before you lit on tomatoes, Demetrius? Were things not arranged in an order that groups fruits and vegetables, like often happens in stores? Why did you pick the tomatoes specifically?

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