Does anyone else also use them to create a trail you can follow to get out of Ship Ruins?
I get bonus use marking the treasure chests that I have already searched (different colour of flare to avoid confusion).
>!Early birthday present from my partner, you could say that I am quackers about it!!<
>!I will see myself out.!<
Playing on a console, vanilla game, mods are not an option.
Every time I play through this I get to a certain point and just get bored of my farm and life in Stardew Valley. I then start a new game, resolving to do something different and inevitably fall back into the same rut.
Coincidentally it’s usually after I have completed the quest to unlock Ginger Island and opened up the farm there. Something in my brain just doesn’t want to set up a new farm and grow even more crops, collect walnuts (I know about the Joja Bird) and traipse through another dungeon.
Please can anyone offer tips and tricks they use to help them continue to enjoy their farm?
Mine has to be the floors between 30 and 40.
Dark enough that you need a glow ring (or remember to pick up a torch from the floors above) to be able to navigate.
Monsters that require a stronger blade (insect head or stronger).
Bats that ambush you from the dark (because you can only hear them approaching)
Nothing to look forward to on floor 40 (because the treasure chest contains the slingshot)
The other floors I am happy to revisit and mine, but these I get through once and then never return.
What are yours?
The early scene, where George asks you to deal with the raccoons that keep going through his bins.
Towards the end, after you’ve wandered off, Gus finds Linus going through the tavern’s bins and immediately offers him some food, stating that he doesn’t want anyone in Pelican Town going hungry.
But is this an act of misplaced kindness? Linus is going through the bins to only take food in danger of being wasted, rather than looking for a free meal (he turns down a later meal offer from Robin stating he has had luck foraging and has enough to eat).
So is this to you an example of how the villagers don’t understand Linus’s way of life or something you just view as an attempt at a kind gesture?