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Topic	Stardew Valley Players... Tips, please...
ParanoidObsessive 07/05/19 6:21:05 PM #27:	Bulbasaur posted... there is no need to rush anything in this game. nothing has a time limit. Technically, there is - you're supposed to reach full "success" for your farm by the end of Year 2. Which requires a lot of points scored in a number of different ways, so it can require a bit of planning and time-management to get. That being said, people were annoyed by that and the game was patched to allow you to redo the evaluation whenever you want, so now if it takes you until Year 7 to get everything done, you're still good. But some people might still want to try and beat the two-year time limit just for their own personal satisfaction. Personally I usually try to get all of the crop-related collections done in the first year, along with most of the necessary farm buildings and irrigation, so year two winds up mostly being dedicated to animals and fruit trees (and finishing off the collections in the community center). I usually don't worry about relationships, cooking recipes, or fishing until Year 3 or later (if I bother with them at all). But you're right, if someone wanted to literally just fish for two years before planting a single crop or ever going to the mines, you can do that too. The game is as casual or complicated as the player wants it to be. LinkPizza posted... Yeah. Im actually getting her friendship up because I saw what was in her bedroom. I got lucky. I went there to buy some stuff and saw them. Because the letter didnt really give any hints or anything... The hint is mostly paying attention to conversations. It's blatantly obvious Lewis and Marnie are "dating". So when he basically loses his boxer shorts, there's only so many places they could be. And once you're in her place they're really visible because they're bright purple. It's actually slightly more intuitive than finding Linus' basket or Robin's axe. For funsies, if you get the boxer shorts you can put them in your grange display during the fair or drop them in the soup at the Luau if you want to cause shenanigans (but you won't get full benefits from those events you could get otherwise if you do). --- "Wall of Text'D!" --- oldskoolplayr76 "POwned again." --- blight family <cite>ParanoidObsessive posted [p:924291974] in Stardew Va... [t:77841662]...</cite> <quote><cite>Bulbasaur posted...</cite> <quote>there is no need to rush anything in this game. nothing has a time limit.</quote> Technically, there is - you're supposed to reach full "success" for your farm by the end of Year 2. Which requires a lot of points scored in a number of different ways, so it can require a bit of planning and time-management to get. That being said, people were annoyed by that and the game was patched to allow you to redo the evaluation whenever you want, so now if it takes you until Year 7 to get everything done, you're still good. But some people might still want to try and beat the two-year time limit just for their own personal satisfaction. Personally I usually try to get all of the crop-related collections done in the first year, along with most of the necessary farm buildings and irrigation, so year two winds up mostly being dedicated to animals and fruit trees (and finishing off the collections in the community center). I usually don't worry about relationships, cooking recipes, or fishing until Year 3 or later (if I bother with them at all). But you're right, if someone wanted to literally just fish for two years before planting a single crop or ever going to the mines, you can do that too. The game is as casual or complicated as the player wants it to be. <cite>LinkPizza posted...</cite> <quote>Yeah. Im actually getting her friendship up because I saw what was in her bedroom. I got lucky. I went there to buy some stuff and saw them. Because the letter didnt really give any hints or anything...</quote> The hint is mostly paying attention to conversations. It's blatantly obvious Lewis and Marnie are "dating". So when he basically loses his boxer shorts, there's only so many places they could be. And once you're in her place they're really visible because they're bright purple. It's actually slightly more intuitive than finding Linus' basket or Robin's axe. For funsies, if you get the boxer shorts you can put them in your grange display during the fair or drop them in the soup at the Luau if you want to cause shenanigans (but you won't get full benefits from those events you could get otherwise if you do). --- "Wall of Text'D!" --- oldskoolplayr76 "POwned again." --- blight family</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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