Stardew Valley

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I'm surprised nobody has made a thread on what in my opinion is the quintessential farming sim, the one that catapulted the revival of the genre to the mainstream audience.
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So, use this thread to talk about Stardew Valley! Share screenshots, ask questions, etc, etc. I'm a very new player myself but I'm having a great time so far, I love how you can take things slow but also min max as much as you want eventually.
(I will post pictures later maybe, I'm not currently at my home computer shhhh)
 
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I consider an almost "partner" game to Minecraft: an extremely relaxing experience that's also productive (or at least feels like it).

... But it's not an online game, is it?
 
I consider an almost "partner" game to Minecraft: an extremely relaxing experience that's also productive (or at least feels like it).

... But it's not an online game, is it?
Online multiplayer was added a while ago so, kinda
 
I'm thinking of playing the game. Is it worth it?
 
I desperately want to get into it, but I always get bored the first few hours.
I think I just really need to hunker down and just muscle through the intial wind-up period so that it doesn't make me forget what I did inbetween sessions.
 
I desperately want to get into it, but I always get bored the first few hours.
I think I just really need to hunker down and just muscle through the intial wind-up period so that it doesn't make me forget what I did inbetween sessions.
Same, they just don’t quite register to my brain. I just don’t find them relaxing. Maybe if they add a “kill 15 metal slimes” objective I’d find it more relaxing.
 
Pro tip: play Harvest Moon first, then jump straight into Stardew Valley and see how the (crippling) problems holding HM back were all addressed on SV, making it a much smoother experience.

I had the same problem as you two until I did exactly that and I ended up loving the hell out of SV by comparison.
 
I played a lot of Harvest Moon as a kid actually! I'm sure I'd love Stardew Valley once I get into it, I definitely see what makes it so good and popular, I'm just very bad at keeping up with certain games once I own them 😅
 
I played a lot of Harvest Moon as a kid actually! I'm sure I'd love Stardew Valley once I get into it, I definitely see what makes it so good and popular, I'm just very bad at keeping up with certain games once I own them 😅
But... Did you know there's a wizard with his own tower? ;D!
 
Can someone give me some tips on how to start the game?
 
Same, they just don’t quite register to my brain. I just don’t find them relaxing. Maybe if they add a “kill 15 metal slimes” objective I’d find it more relaxing.
there are some cool pit mods for the mines, skull cavern and the volcano... 👀
 
Also, in regards of what Waffles said bringing Minecraft and HM to the topic... I've a slightly different understanding. This video summarizes it really well:
 
For anyone wondering, I just think that Stardew Valley has everything a farming sim needs, it was made during a time where the genre was pretty much stagnant, so Concerned Ape (dev) pretty much went ham with adding things that he knew people loved about games like Harvest Moon and Rune Factory, while adding A LOT of quality of life and new additions. The oversaturation of farming sims we have now it's because SV was just that good, and everybody wanted a little bit of that, or to mix up the formula a little.
But in all honestly, if you're ever going to play only one farming sim, SV is your way to go, it's the most complete experience to this day, with more free updates in the works and a very active community, Concerned Ape even supports and encourages the use of mods and the Wiki.

I recently started playing, I've been following the development ever since before the wiki even existed, but I still want to do everything as blind as possible with the knowledge I have in other games like Harvest Moon.

For people wondering how to start, I recommend you simply go with the flow, but plan ahead, a lot of people find the time management (and Excel grind planning) very rewarding, even if you take things slow getting money to unlock more stuff is key so try to do as much work as you can every day (without overworking yourself). If you have problems consult the wiki, even seasoned players do.

I understand this isn't a genre for everyone, but for the ones that it clicks with it's a very rewarding gameplay loop.
 
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