5 Types Of Stardew Valley Players | Which Type Are You ???
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- Опубліковано 11 жов 2021
- There are tons of different types of stardew valley players, but in this video I will be highlighting five of my favorite types of stardew valley players.
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Hey guys,
This is the first video I made with my new microphone!!
I am still getting used to it and tweaking the settings, but how does it sound?
hi first
sounds great!! i have no complaints :3
Still cute and wholesome. Just in hd.
The sound is so clear! It’s great!
It sounds great!
When u get a high enough affection level with your pet (by petting them and giving them water) a little pop-up shows up that says "[Pet name] loves you" which is the cutest shit
@Carolyn H you just use the watering can on their dish lmao
@@CryptP Ngl I got the game 3 days ago and I figured that out the first day😂, got surprised when I found out it wasn’t a well known thing
@@ablackcatcrossesyourpath6222 yeah, i thought it was pretty obvious too
@@CryptP Can you see them drinking from the water bowl??
@@yuyicat9885 I think so? I don't totally remember though
"The Forager" - Player that, even in endgame, can't resist picking stuff off the ground. Their daily chores include rummaging through all the trash bins.
Linus is their spirit animal, and their favorite hat is the trash lid. They think the "berry picking days" should be on the calendar.
So me!
Also knows about the secret seashell event too :)
ey thats me!
Hello stranger.
I see you calling me out.
Same here! I can't resist haha
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Ezlily: "Who just goes around dating everybody?"
Dangerously Funny: 0_0
My exact thought when she said that 😅
Really though LOL!!!! 😆
Okay, DF used Cheats to have that cut scene. But we can all agree that it would be a hard work to actually date everyone for just one vid
@@candle3585 yes, that was funny.
@@candle3585 I did :(
I tend to a farm irl. Apparently my escapist fantasy is just the same thing but less smelly....
Same. I realized after my friends pointed it out to me. I play minecraft for the off grid experience, animal crossing for the hybrid flower breeding, and now stardew valley. But only in the winter when my irl greenhouse chores decrease drastically
You know you're doing well when your escapist family is to not escape
I do this as well. The fun, for us i think, is the order and perfection of stardew valley. The machines never break. The tools get better with age. The barns never need mucked. I made cheese 5 years. I milked goats. The last thing you ever wanted to do is try to make cheese in your barn irl. You can in the game.
@@coreymatthews9109 lol somehow i never realized that it's nonsense that you can make cheese inside the barn! It's so weird but in game i just do it lol
How nice! I live in a big crowded city in real life... my life dream is to be able to have a farm one day. A small one, that focuses on soul soothing, peace and intimate interactions with the animals and plants, yet still manages to provide ...
"Who would go around dating the entire town"
Me: crys as I remember Mumps
mumps hasnt played stardew in like years wasnt it? like its fascinating how much of an effect his content had on the stardew community even years after having stopped uploading stardew content.
Hahaha yea
Yes, I've seen the secret cutscene bc of Mumps :3
Mumps 😩
W rip df
The Loner player style is so funny. I never had NO friends but I definitely prioritized. I remember finally getting around to talking to Alex and Hailey only for them to still have the "oh you must be the new farmer" dialogue and I WAS ON YEAR SEVEN
ngl i just started playing stardew valley week ago and this channel and therm save me from becoming confused player now I'm a hoarder 😂
These two are amazing indeed
yeah therm save me as well😂
There is also the stardew valley wiki, and wickady chickady's video with tips for new players is very helpful too.
@@trishapellis yepp, stardew Valley wiki being my savior for everything lately
I never had the confused player because I had a friend who helped me
Honestly the relationship system in this game makes it so fun to play as the first type of romancer
Same. I even got married to Shane and I’m loving every second of it
Every morning tou just get up talk to the spouse and give them a kiss it is law
Yes! My sebby is so cute! And he loves frogs just as much as I do!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ and the heart event that was in the rain 🥹 I just love him!! 🌧☔️🐸🥰❤️❤️
It used to be better back before SDV 1.5 or 1.4 (not sure).
You used to be able to kiss your spouse at night when they were in bed and they would say something cute and adorable to you.
Alex would often say: "I bought a new pair of shorts... *blush* I just thought you might want to know..."
No idea why ConcernedApe took that our of the game when there already is a lack of spouse content.
I won SDV 1.2 and when 1.5 came out, I decided to play it again.... until I noticed that that was gone, at which point I lost interest.
(Also, I just find the game way too big now. It's kind of ridiculous.)
@@vorpal22 - I hate that he took that out. Only thing I am disappointed by in the updates. There's a mod called Go to Bed that returns it to the way it used to be, so you can talk to your spouse in bed again by running that.
Country life is definitely me, but also a little completionist. Most of my farm is varied crops and all my favourites, regardless of sell price. Every single Friday I have gone to the Inn, brought a round of drinks (or pizza/salad for the non-drinkers) and enjoyed the company! Each year though, on Spring 1, my player picks a new years resolution. Year 1 was the community center, year 2 was befriending everyone, year 3 was catching all fish and cooking all recipes. Now in year 4 the goal is all craftable recipes, which means a lot of mr Qi adventures! But, enjoying the game comes first, even if that means missing a deadline to redecorate for Halloween, or taking an evening off to watch a movie with Sandy
Btw - a video on tips for how to do all craftables would be super helpful haha. Love your videos!
i love the idea of a new years resolution! i'll definitely start setting little goals for myself at the start of each year now
Huh your me!
I like the new year's resolution thing! Might think of that next time I play :)
For the craftables I would say to just craft one of everything and then you can use the deconstructor to get some of the materials back. Or if you are lacking that 1% on something and you swear you crafted everything then you can open your save file game, check the code and there's a part that says all the items in the game and how many of each you crafted. Use the search option, search 0 and see if there's an item with "0 crafted" and then you will see which ones were left to do. That is the tip that made it easier for me at least.
Wait what how do you host a party on Fridays?
*Who just goes around dating everyone?*
Me: Well I've got to explore my options and see all the dialogue to pick the best candidate, right? 😬😬😬
My first thought to this was Dangerously Funny's Mumps lol 😂.
I tried doing that. But then I met Sebastian lol.
Even when I try to romance the others in different playthroughs I just can't stay away...
That was my first goal The first day I went to the shop I met Abigail…..my life was different ever since
@@MsLilly200 Lol, I fell in love with Sebastian at first glance,
the only time I haven't married him was the one playthrough where I married Elliott
That was me until i met Penny
"they would just starve until i upgraded my farm buildings",found that way more hilarious than it should have been
every time i start a new farm i pick a new spouse to go for, but i always end up grinding in the mines to get frozen tears for sebastian instead lmao
On my farm it took me TWO YEARS to understand this game. When I got back into it I was on year 2 and I got married to Sebastian, had two kids, and a large farm. I started a new farm when I got to year 6.
I would say there's one more type of player the designer I am not a designer but you definitely are. Your farms always look amazing and I just think wow this wonderful talent that I do not possess.
I get burned out on Stardew regularly and I would forget how enjoyable it is if it weren't for your channels constant notifications, lol. You're carrying this fanbase on your back queen
I’m sooo guilty for being the first type of Romancer 😂 I even combined my name with Sam for our daughter 😂 Saia (Sofia+Sam) 😭😂
SAME, except i’m obsessed with seb. i wanna re romance him but i don’t wanna divorce him 😭
@@cat1png make a new save lol
@@yuyicat9885 but then i’d have to restart my farm and that’s too much work 💀
@@cat1png True..
Named my And Shane's son Shiloh( Shane+Milo)😆
I'm a romancer to the extreme. I only installed the game _after_ finding mods that let me date the NPCs I actually wanted to (namely Marlon, Gunther and the Wizard)- and after binge watching all your videos, of course. I just married Marlon. Time to start 2 new save files to marry the other two!
wtf..
For me it depends on what yr im on or the game stage in general. I tend to start slow re enjoy all its content then slowly build into the grindset of things. Then I grind out money methods till I get the clock and oblisks and then start to re design my entire farm and go chill again. Im also currently going for 100% at my own pace with my new save clocking in around 132hrs so far across a few weeks.
The romancers give me Dangerously Funny flash back 😂
Hello, Loner here. Personally find stardew valley has gotten a lot more value to me since they added the option to reduce the profit margins at the start of a new game. I'm always rushing to complete the community center, but with everything not giving you as much cash (outside of pierre/lewis sending stuff, and bbs missions/quests) it's really hard to get enough money to upgrade to the levels you'd want to get to when you want to get there. I like to rush to get things, so an option like that helps (forces) me to slow down and enjoy everything more.
I myself am a romancer. I honestly just love the relationship building in this game and the friendships(excluding Haley) that I can build. My favorite NPC's are Sebastian and Shane. I have married them both(different save files) and I have no regrets. :3
I have found that every single save file I've played I got married in year 1. I gotta have a love life before I can focus on the apple bois, I guess. It's a little weird, tbh.
In my first save file, I was a mix of the confused player and the romancer. My first day, I walked into town and the first person I talked to was the local grumpy boi.
Shane.
I will confess this: I never intended on marrying him then. The fact that he hated my guts just motivated me to keep on trying. Then Pierre sent me the letter on the flowers and the rest is history.
The part that was confused is that I didn't really know what I was doing. I made it to year five and hadn't finished the community center. I saw that I was getting now were, so I started a new file and made a lot more progress than that one. Hooray!!
This game is one of my favorites is because it moved me in a way that is hard to describe. It feels like every single character is a living and breathing person. I feel their pain, joy, sadness, heartache, confusion, and loyalty. They all seem so REAL. Shane made me scared at that ill-fated scene at the cliffs, Emily hyped(and weirded me out)me with her dance moves, Caroline made me feel at peace with the Addison(lol different fandom) tea, Sam taught me to smile more, Abigal taught me to learn to be myself. Shane made me laugh when I felt down. Seb made me feel loved when I didn't feel wanted. They have all impacted me as a person.
They make me, ME
I honestly don't know where id be without this game. I love it, always will, always have. I respect the loner farmers. Y'all can make millions and buy those golden clocks.
I'm perfectly fine with my buds here in stardew valley :)
Not the Haley slander 😭
the funny thing is this game has got very very bad NPC personality design and you say all of these lmao
I feel that completely. My favourite aspect of the game is making friend and marrying people. I’ve fallen in love with Harvey on my current save file and I want to start new save files to marry other people but honestly my heart is pretty loyal to Harvey at this point
I love Haley how dare u
I was a romancer, because I wanted to see all the heart events. But now I am definitely a loner. I haven't erased anyone's memory so they all hate me XD
I was hoping the “Country Life” type would be in your next “types of players” video, as that’s basically what kind of player I am! Sure, I’m also focused on completing the game to 100%, but I want to take my sweet time doing it :) And even in my older playthroughs - where I often missed parts of seasonal bundles - I always knew I had next year to try again. Getting insanely rich is cool, but so is taking time to enjoy the game and relax ^^
I would consider myself a rancher and yes it's true I am naming my animals tematicaly. For example my rabbits are named: Ketchup, Garlic sauce, BBQ sauce etc.
In one save file I named them all after spices, and in another I named them all after video game characters. For the latter I named the chickens and ducks after Dishonored characters, the rabbits after Assassin’s Creed characters (you think they get those rabbits feet without bloodshed?), and the barn animals after Mass Effect characters (my favorite being Shepard the sheep)
My chickens are named Raw, Rosemary, Fried and Nugget!!
I name my chickens after eggs in all my playthroughs, like I had Egg, Sunnyside, Scrambles, etc, the rest of my animals I just choose the first thing to come to mind
In my first playthrough, I forget the theme of my cows, but I named 3 chickens & a duck after the Golden Girls. My first pig was named Stan. 😆
Same here! I named my ducks after different shades of green, my pigs after different kinds of truffles, and my void chickens after biblical demons. yes, i know that one of these things is not like the other, but i think it's neat. sue me ;P
Me and my friend were probably the only ones in our group who weren't straight up being calculative businessmen while playing this game XD She's the simple-farmlife player, and her small, chill farm is very relaxing to look at. She took 4 years before even marrying anyone because apparently getting gifts for whoever she wanted to court (i think Sebastian?) was too stressful!
I'm more the confused player, since I'm relatively new and accidentally kept cutting important stuff while clearing grass. I play to relax but I'm so jealous of some of my friends' beautifully organised, efficient money making farms!
I've played through the game 3 times, twice with my partner and once by myself, and I'd like to say that I'm a mix of what I call the diplomat and the organizer. As the diplomat I love befriending all of the villagers to maximum hearts. But as the organizer I have physical notebooks and graph paper where I sketch out dimensions for buildings/plots and do exact calculations for crops each season. My partner just really likes fishing, going into the mines, and decorating the farm so it balances out nicely :)
I'm definitely a country life player. I have over 200 hours in this game and only one save file. I didn't even know about the wiki until earlier this year, so I just found out about things by exploring naturally. I was so excited for the update too because I don't use mods and got a bit bored. I didn't know there was such a big community for the game as I started playing it pretty soon after its release in 2016, so I'm learning a lot through the wiki and videos now :)
Also, I'm married to Elliot in the game and I don't understand why the community hates him so much and worships Shane (I know, unpopular opinion)
My first marriage was to Elliott. I love his creative, chill perspective & he is such a wholesome husband. Maybe people just think he's one dimensional? IDK
I'd say the most accurate category to myself is the country life. Though I did sorta love-rush Shane in my first year! I'm on my 3rd year and just starting to get a full scale farm set up, but at least I have a boat load of wood from letting all those trees take over the left side of my farm.
The funny thing is that when I play Stardew Valley, I'm as efficient as a loner, as friendly as a Romancer, and almost as serious as a rancher. (I try to give my animals unique names and make sure they're always fed, plus I want to have every animal.)
I just imagine myself being a farmer and making it an RPG-like experience. Decoration and clothing needs to fit the farming-theme; Not really fond of many of the wizard shop items like the golden clock because it doesnt fit the theme and looks odd on a farm. Doing the jojo-questline was also never an option (because why would I as this character?). Crops are still a big focus because I cant imagine ignoring seasonal crops, especially during fall. I don't put items where they dont belong because I want to preserve the atmosphere. I sometimes go to the saloon in the evening just to mingle even tho there is technically no purpose for it. I talk to villagers reg. even though I know their hearts are maxed out and there is no benefit....welp :/
Yep, I really love this playing style. I can't side with Joja at all because, like... The game is based off the premise that you worked for them, then hated your life so much you had to leave everything you previously knew. IDK. It feels incongruous. Minmaxing also feels incongruous because it's just exchanging one tedious life path for another & I don't think my character would feel satisfied by that. Lolol
I'd love to get better at designing my farm, though. Like, creating nice paths through my crops, maybe making a cute outdoor seating area w/ a bonfire.
@@ZijnShayatanica Me too. always trying to work on that. I dont know if SV already provides enough freedom/items to do that. on the other hand, working with limited items can help a ton to get better with building and design. its like working with a limited palette in painting, if that makes sense
@@rrruby1377 Exactly! Stardew definitely adds plenty to work with in the base game, as far as decorating the farm. Lots of paths, statues, organizing your fruit trees & crops/buildings into nice placements, etc.
I just recently installed mods for the first time, after playing for several years! Nothing game-breaking, tho. Mostly palette swaps [because the yellow menus & bright spring/summer hurt my eyes a bit], all of the Elle's animal/farm building replacements, & some new wallpapers & floors. I also added a couple QOL mods to make my gates open/close automatically & let me harvest with a scythe. Also... ADOPT N SKIN LETS YOU GET MORE KITTIES & DOGGOS. I highly recommend little things like that if you've been playing a while!! It feels like the same game but... IDK. A bit personalized?
Still not siding with Joja, even tho Pierre is annoying, & still spreading my time evenly among all the fun things you can do, tho! Hahah. I might finally try a new farm style, too... I usually choose Forest or Wilderness.
@@Alykia Welp... Looks like I need to create a new file. FUUUUUUUUU--
A mix of things again!! I set each farm a theme and name all animals according to it- my woodland farm are all named after flowers, my hilltop is Welsh names, river farm is water spirits/fairies/deities around the world, wilderness named after poets etc.
I think like another commenter said I’m addicted to the grind- planning how to make the best start then losing interest when the money & resources pile up.
And then you do it al over again because this game is just too good 😅
Ezlilyy: who goes around dating people?
DF: heehee divorce papers
I am everything on this list except the loner. My priorities in Stardew Valley include having the best relationship possible with all of my animals (including my cat) and with all of the characters that we can befriend including the Dwarf and Krobus in addition to managing my farm. What is not a priority for me is earning as much money as possible as quickly as possible, raising skills like fishing and combat quickly or spending a lot of time in the Skull Cavern or doing the side quests (like rescuing the Wizard's ink) as quickly as possible. I have no interest in fancy decorations and do not want the clock as I welcome the growth of weeds on my farm as I get lots of mixed seeds that way. I enjoy not knowing what plants are going to grow when I plant the mixed seeds. When we do someday get 1.5 (I am on mobile so we don't have it yet), I expect to go slow in my Ginger Island explorations and just focus on enjoyment rather than accomplishing everything in 1.5 as quickly as possible.
I am the country life player! I've been playing Stardew Valley since 2016 with over 337 hours between PC and Switch. It may not sound like a lot compared to other players, but that actually makes it one of my most played video games (second-most by only a 13 hour difference). It's also worth noting that I took a roughly 2-3 year long hiatus from the game due to it's addicting nature for me, so it could've easily been in the lead by hundreds of hours had I not done that.
I just caught my first (two) legendary fish for the first time LAST WEEK. I have NEVER completed the community center in the first year and never was it because I was waiting on a red cabbage. I think my current playthrough is also a new record, going into year 2 with 4 items remaining to complete bundles.
I don't do minmax playthroughs of any games. I don't speedrun. I just immerse myself in the valley and take it day by day.
I've been thinking about creating my own Stardew Valley OCs too! I usually just create myself. Sometimes I try to make one of my OCs whose just wouldn't fit into this setting. So I'd love to create a character with their own specific interests and behaviors and try to play the game how I think this character would want to live out their life in the valley.
I play games like Stardew Valley, Animal Crossing, and Slime Rancher for the relaxation and escapism. I really just do whatever feels right in the moment.
I played Stardew valley on the ps4 heavily a year or two ago and had 6-7 years in my main save file and at the time completed everything. I loved the game however one day I just stopped playing. Now a year later all this new stuff makes me feel like I missed so much and I'm researching guides again on how to build the best farm! Your videos are amazing and super appreciated with the time you put in. Tomorrow I'm gonna buy Stardew for the switch and start from scratch! I'm super excited to play with the features I didn't get to see when I stopped playing a year ago! I miss this game.
Ngl I still have a habit of maxing out friendship with my spouse and completely ignoring all the townsfolk until I want to get perfection >-> It just takes so long to find everyone!
I max everyone before the end of year 2
On the one hand, I share traits with most of the player types in both videos.. I hoard, I name my animals carefully, I'm a loner (have had the game on steam for years, on switch too and have only just now used the flower bouquet lol. Still never married yet) and a bit of a decorator. I use mods on my PC version (but its just stardew expanded and the cjb ones) and am a relaxed player.
I think the term for me is 'the Roleplayer'
The one playthru where I have finally got a date, is theme style. Chickens called Zelda and Mallon. The farmer has long red (ginger/auburn) hair and wears the green tunic type top. Farm called 'Lonlon' lol.
I've taken to getting the sewing as soon as I can, even to buying cloth from the traveling merchant, just to make the raincoat to wear when its raining.
I'm doing multiple saves, some of which are theme and some are challenges.
Fuchsia can only grow and sell flowers (and bundle items.) but can sell duplicate gems and artifacts.
Joleen is a Joja fanatic and is currently pursuing her favourite joja mart employee, Shane, with an eye on marriage (lol, my only joja playthru chars)
And Rei is my oldest save, first and only legit community centre completion. Year six and still never dated, romanced or married lol. (She's pining for the wizard Razmodeius lol)
Yup.....I'm a Roleplayer player type lol
Wow, that is such an interesting way to play the game!
It sounds kind of fun, to be honest 😊
@@ezlilyy it can be, if you find yourself bored of your normal playthrus. After years of un modded PC play, I started with the stardew expanded mod and some artisan mods but after my last reinstall I went back to just basic expanded today. A PC Joleen with the big farm and she will chase Shane just like her switch version lol.
I probably drifted into the rp play style because its similar to how I play many games. Theme or rp lol. I still have lots of theme stuff for the sims1 and sims2, when I can stand to wait 10 to 30mins for 1 or 2 to load lol.
Only reason I know about the whole Dog Friendship is due to it being one of the things that gives you a point in Grandpa's visit if you have enough points.
Not only does the rancher know you can fill your pets bowl, so does your spouse. I didn’t realize it could be filled until Abigail told me she filled it up for me to make my day easier
Personally, I am the sheep from the thumbnail.
I'm a mix of both romancers 😂 I dated everyone all at once. But I can't bare marrying and divorcing them all. I can only pick one otherwise I feel terrible 😂
I’m definitely the first one! Sometimes I like to try and finish the community center in the first year, but I’m not too disappointed if I don’t make it. I actually just got perfection for the first time a few days ago lol. I find it the most relaxing way to play 🥰
Me being a country life player but never playing, and only played for a day. Would’ve thought I was a confused player for jumping into the game without knowing anything but I found out a lot of stuff and understood it perfectly.
I completed the community center and had almost maxed friendship points with everybody before year 3 and got 4 candles from grandpa's evaulation afterwards in my first playthrough (it was a %99 blind playthrough, only thing I looked up was Tilapia lmao) idk how you could possibly not realize that community center exists until year 3 lmao
I don't see the point in getting sheep if u have rabbits
For my first and main farm, I spent the first two game years without looking anything up. I just tried to figure out as much as I could on my own (and I am NOT an intuitive gamer). It was fun! I didn't get the whole community center done until year three, when I had some help figuring out where to find certain items, and my only friend was Linus (and we were BEST friends). While I definitely google things all the time now, it set a good pace for my game play. I was never going to be able to speed run the community center, and I didn't even know I was supposed to want to, so I just chilled out with my chickens, enjoyed a mayo based income, and spent the majority of my time foraging. Even now, as I near completing everything, I don't bother with optimization or carefully organized farms. Just a fun chill time. Now I just have a cute shadow roommate, too!
Your voice is enchanting and your analysis is very relevant! Bravo!
I want to shamefully admit, I only 100% the game twice. One in 1.4 release and the other one in 1.5 release. Other than that I only play till I unlocked all ginger island.
I love the struggle of each new playthrough. Once I have a lot of gold, new playthrough time 😂
Girl I had to finally subscribe. Love the stardew valley content
I was the confused player up until just a few months ago, when I came up with a new strategy. I’m also definitely part of the “romancer” type.
I strive to be a Country Life player. I just become stressed when I have a plan with a deadline. I struggle though because I always keep on thinking about the future and plans, relationships, and profits to the point that I can barely play Stardew Valley without becoming stressed and anxious which is basically the opposite of Stardew Valley's intended purpose. Thankfully, I'm getting better at just relaxing and playing in the moment.
definitely the rancher, in my four corners farm layout, they get one entire plot and free ranch everyday bcus i love them all so much
I'm definitely a rancher. XD I always have a specific naming scheme for my animals. Cows are named after cheeses (Meunster, Swiss, Colby, etc.), bunnies are named after flowers (Lavender, Sakura, Lily, etc.), chickens and fowl in general are named after herbs and spices (Rosemary, Thyme, Oregano, etc. with void chickens specifically having names of stronger spices like Tarragon, Pepper, etc.), pigs are named after types of sweets (Caramel, Cinnamon Bun, etc.), and my goats... are always named after Undertale characters. XD
I'm a rancher for sure. After I give Krobus our friendship hug, first thing I do give all my animals a couple pats( no auto pat machines for me) on the back and then I start my day with whatever needs to be done that day.
Yep, I'm a loner. And my idea of friendship is "You like berries? You do now."
I played for 5 years without seriously touching the community center. It took me 7 years to get to floor 30 in the mines because I hated every bit of it. I only went down for stone farming. I enjoyed taking care of my animals, riding my horse, and romancing Leah. I stopped growing crops because watering them all was taking the entire day and I didn't have enough copper/iron/gold or whatever it is you use to make sprinklers. I started out as a confused player and transitioned into a less confused country life kinda person.
I'm happy to say that I'm a new player and I'm a country life player as I'm just taking my time learning the game and enjoying the process :)
I'm definitely the Loner style. I tried to do the relationship thing but as soon as I saw the hearts had decreased because I'm negligent I just gave up on it. I got 16 pigs I need to look out for.
I don’t have this game yet. But watching all the videos has indeed overwhelmed me a bit.
The tips-tricks and what I wish I knew before I played, type of videos boggles my mind because I just don’t understand it at all but it’s still very beautiful and satisfying to watch so I’m watching. And now I just feel worried that if I do get the game and I don’t remember and rewatch everything before starting it, I’ll miss out or be the confused player and feel bad at anything I’m doing.
Animal crossing was supposed to be my relaxing game until I turned it into a business model of ticket turning and Nookazon gambling. Lol
hey there!
Its a great game, but dont try and maximize your first playthrough
The best way to learn this game is to make mistakes and have fun with it
thankfully, I love reading and I read every single thing I have encountered in the game there are so many hints and tips in the game (for example like lost books in the library). so i have never been number 2 player even if it was my very first playthrough. I dont even watch any stardew related videos until I reached 6th year.
There's a few ways I like to play it, i either create a character and a background story (what kind of stardew life, who they marry, etc), very farmer like, or lately I'll give myself challenges. It amazes me so many new things I learn about this game, and it's been like 4 years lol
When I got the coop and barn (I am not so into ranching that I want to have like multiple barns and coops for lots of animals. 12 in each building is just fine for me.) I named the first one Adam, the next one Brad, then Charlie, etc. This way using the ABC method I know which animals I got first. I don't know, it was just something I did at first to be efficient but now it's interesting because I feel more attached to them than if I randomly generated names. You gotta figure as well if you have dozens and dozens of animals, you aren't gonna have much room on the farm for other stuff like harvesting hay and more importantly growing crops. Animals are just a nice hedge in the wintertime to keep money rolling in until you get the greenhouse for year-round crop income.
I always look forward to a new video from you. I try to remind myself that I shouldn't rush and it's supposed to be fun so I try to take it easy. There is no set schedule of things I have to do so if I want to go fishing instead of mining I do because the game doesn't end lol. I also love getting to know the villagers and that's my favorite part of the game. My husband makes fun of my indecisiveness for who I want to marry in games and asks "have you married and divorced everyone yet?" And I answer "not yet I'm working on it". 😂🥳
Great video, keep up the good work 👍
i'm a country life player for sure. maybe for a couple weeks i get serious to help benefit the farm, but thats just so i can relax for a good long while and have fun without stress
Think I'm definitely a country life player. SV is my happy place to escape to. I do try to do all the quests but there's no rush. :-)
you always put my walkways to shame, love your content
I love your videos I hope you keep making them
Ah, I wish there was one that was a little bit of everything! I do a bit of all of the ones you've discussed I think! Money making farm, dedicated romance, dutiful to animals, hoardes items, etc.
i am definitely the country life & rancher type of player, and the sheep are my favourite 🐑 my farm is focused on strawberry products, beet products, and wool/fabric for the most part!
I'm in a different category that is similar to the rancher, but with trees. My farms tend to be heavily focused on tree products (saps & fruits) as well as bee hives, and then I take all the fruits & honey to make wine, mead & jams for massive profit with minimal work (after the initial set-up & ranking up to get the tree tappers & enough money to buy the fruit tree saplings, that is).
I kind of did the country life but used the wiki a lot to help me with stuff I didn’t know, and completed the movie theater by year 5 or 6. I can’t remember I kind of spammed sleeping after completing the theater to quickly get my crops done.
I'm mainly country life but also have the whole goal of wanting to get everything completed and to have a nicely decorated farm. Those are my goals playing whilst at the same time being in no rush to actually accomplish them.
I’ve been hittin game hard for 2 weeks at end of 1st yr and have 1 item to get for community centre but Uve just taught me I can access community bundles through item menu, before now I’ve been running all way up to community centre and clicking on every area of centre to remind myself what was needed dohhhhhh
I’m a cross between the Country Life Player and the Romancer. I like to take the game slow and I worked speaking to Penny every day into my daily routine. Now that we’re married I start every morning goodbye hug before I go off to work in the fields. If only real life could be this great.
I somehow managed to finish the community center in year 1 on my first playthrough, and that pretty much perfectly defines my playstyle
I am a loner. I didn’t know there were cutscenes for befriending the villagers until I saw a video on it.
Like you I'm a loner. It suits as I set myself challenges like how much can I make in the first spring and talking to people gets in the way of that. BTW following your recent guide I broke my record for the first spring. Your ideas work. The new microphone worked fine.
I really went from confused player to countrylife/rancher/romancer type 1 player lmao I started fishing on my year 4/5 on my first playthrough bc I didnt know about the training rod... Also I thank you sm for your vídeo about fishing bc I found out the fishing rod there
Definitely a combination of all of these. I don't ever play alone. I always play with friends and depending on the friends that I'm partnering with, kind of determines the play style.
But there's certain rules that I follow no matter what the game is.
I always have:
Two sheep named fleece and blanket
Two pigs named Porkchop and bacon
My cat or dog is always named Radar
My child's name always corresponds with the season or weather pattern. So they often have names like may, summer, autumn, rain, or etc.
Before I could play stardew valley, I spent my childhood playing a harvest moon game…
Those games are great for people who would need a tutorial for the farm life and how to adjust!
I was able to jump right into the game without stressing too much about certain aspects of the game
I named my cat after my real life cat that had just died. Her name was Twosie. Not pronounced 2sie, but say the tw like in twas. Anyways, when I had watered and petted her everyday and the pop up said she loved me...This 47 year old cried. I don't mean some tears. I wept like after watching my mother die. I can't believe a simple game could have this impact on me. I salute Ape for adding little things that make this game special.
I'm a total country life player. While I set goals for myself in video games, I usually don't set a time limit. Goals are usually just something I want to complete at some point on that save, but there's no rush to complete them.
3:53 "Not many people see this cutscene because, well, who just goes around dating everyone?" I laughed so loud, that was me on my first ever playthrough!
My first blind stardew run vs my second & current one with all the new knowledge I’ve obtained is night and day!
after year 2 im the country side player... just relaxing with a farm and building up as i please... only rushing to complete things by the end of year 2 to get the 4 candles
You forgot the soulless Joja farmer purely in it for the cold hard cash 🤑
I learned really fast on my first year. I acually managed to figure out the gifting system and get married in spring year 2, only. Because I was at 10 hearts on the first week of winter. I did have one problem though, I had no idea how to get hay to feed my animals when I first got them and thought I needed to grab it from the silo. Then I accidently clicked the acually right place to get hay
I guess im the country life player except the fact that im very lazy/late on many journal entries/quests and im also a little bit of a confused player, but i dont think im not too confused though. also might be a bit of a rancher, as i fill my cat’s water bowl when it’s empty before i go to water my plants, but sometimes i water my plants first and then i pour water into my cat’s bowl.
i’m definitely a romancer type but i also get immense joy from naming my animals stupid things. i have a chicken named frickard. my cat is named presentation.
The Bootlegger - They have an expanded shed full of kegs constantly fermenting beer, IPA, mead and wine. Their basement is filled with as many casks as they can cram down their so they can sell some of their booze for maximum price. Bonus points if the shed with all the kegs is only acessible from a path obscured by trees.
I never watched any stardew valley vids, but i startec playing and im sort of getting better
I was The Loner type except that I maxed the hearts on every character to get all recipes, cut scenes, and so the hearts never dropped afterwards. A loner with an emphasis on progress and completionism. I don't know if I'll ever make a new save because I don't want to do a lot of this stuff over again from scratch all by myself. Having hundreds of Ancient Fruit harvested weekly and dumped into barrels or jars was the beginning of the end of that game for me. I turned the Rock Quarry into a Crystalarium farm of diamonds for weekly pickups, but never got close to maxing out the land there because I'd run out of gold or batteries.
I'd eat a crab cake first thing in the morning everyday for the full day speed boost alone.
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awesome vid awesome farms
Hoarder to the max. Got two chests for every seasonal crop sorted per season. Two chests for artifacts that aren't in the museum. Chest for milk, one for eggs, etc. Should sell stuff but I'm only just starting to figure out the processing procedures so that'll take a while. I'm saving up jade for the merchant so I can get deep into skull cavern (which I'm scared of tbh). So I'm a hoarder, peaceful, and confused player.
I'm a rancher but I'm also the kind of player that wants to get everything done, I usually do the community center in the first two years and get married, and almost everything I do in the first two years is to progress the community center and get points for grandpa's evaluation. After that, I'm spending all my time advancing the the island.
I started playing about a week ago and I'm a mix of the country life player, having picked up what to do pretty quickly, and the romancer, single target (Penny for those curious). Still on my first year but I'm already close to marriage with her while constantly tending my farm. I've been down to the caves some, finished some bundles for the community center (single bundles for things like summer crops and such). It's pretty fun. In another game I play with my friend, I'm going after Abigail. Already married in that one. Though I'm just a romancer there as my friend uses mods to just finish everything. Community center done, more money than we could ever spend, all the buildings we need. I mostly just enjoy that one for Abi
I really enjoy your content. Makes my day to listen to you while I'm working or playing Stardew 🥰 🐄 🐥 🐕 🐈 🎃 🌟
I'm definitely country life with a dash of rancher. I name all of my animals and memorise their names and even greet them all by their names every morning. It's a chore, but love lets you accomplish anything.