r/StardewValleyTIL

I was 6 years in….

I was six years in. I had a massive ancient fruit operation taking up every tillable tile on my GI farm, my green house, was banking over 3 million a week. I have two ex wives, now I’m happily married to Seb. I had completed Qi quests, filled all but two museum slots, have enchantments on my galaxy sword, watering can, etc, all 4 obelisks, golden clock, was at about 60% completion (without ever focusing on it)… and final mastery completed…

then I learned that I can plow more than one tile at a time. Then did some research and discovered my watering can could water more than one tile the entire time even before enchanting it. I had been plowing and watering one by one for years.

Then I learned I can bulk buy items. Do you know the sheer damage my track pad has taken from clicking 999 hay stacks individually for years?

I feel like I am playing an entirely new game 🥲 6 years in……

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u/Real_Essay_776 — 7 days ago
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Are my animals programmed to walk over my crops?

(I don't speak English, sorry!)

I've been playing Stardew Valley for about four years, and it always annoys me when my animals leave the barn and walk over my crops. No matter how far away I put the barn, they'll cross half the farm just to walk over my crops the moment I start watering them.

It happens with chickens, goats, cows, and even my cat or dog.

It's annoying and funny at the same time, but my question is... Is it just a coincidence, or are they programmed specifically to annoy us whenever we're watering the crops?

u/High_cortisol69 — 9 days ago