My wife isn't a gamer, but she really enjoyed the new animal crossing and was disappointed that it became so stale after a while. She's been stressed lately because of work, and I want her to enjoy the same escape gaming has given me from stress. I've never played Stardew, but I thought it would be a cool game for us to play together. We spent our first days on the farm wandering around pretty aimlessly (while still having a great time), so I told her I'd check out a few guides to give us some direction. Every beginner's guide I've watched has been more of a cheat sheet on exactly what to do to have the most efficient playthrough, but yours is much gentler, and I feel like it's giving us the direction we need while not stripping away our autonomy to discover things for ourselves. Very well done. I'm excited to play again tonight, and I think she's going to fall in love with this game.
Well done, spouse person! 🙌 My husband just bought this for me on my chromebook for the same purpose. 😂💚 I’m loving it so much, and I had to come back and watch this vid after I saw him watching this channel. So helpful, AND entertaining enough for my stressed out ADHD brain to pay attention.
Exactly! I watched a guide(s) that was more about "cheats" than a getting started guide. I simply wanted a nudge in the right direction and a basic understanding of what's going on. This video actually did that by explaining energy, time and seasons, etc. The other two videos I watched were more concerned about selling the parsnips for potatoes than actually explaining the farming process. Plus, that's something I can figure out myself later or learn in an advanced guide. So, thank you so much for this!
After almost 900 hours in the game, I've learned a few things myself: 1. Always save at least one of everything. You'll need it for the Community Center or as a gift. If not those two, as a quest item. 2. Using your scythe uses no energy. Do that on your land first, you can clear away a great deal of land with no energy loss. 3. Leave the stumps of some of your trees if you do cut them down. They will still drop seeds for you to turn into Field Snacks. 4. Save money for the strawberries at the Egg Festival, and buy as many as you can. Strawberries are incredible early money. 5. The beach only resets once a week, so I let it gather shells for the full week until Saturday, then collect them all on that day. 6. It's just easier to print out the wiki table of what villager likes what gifts for birthdays. Memorizing them is a pain.
About forageables: don't forget that they sell for a lot more money if you turn them into seed packets before you sell them, so if you don't need to eat them for energy it makes good sense to save them until you have a full collection. It's a worthwhile crop to grow for that reason alone, besides it raising your forage skill even more. Also, George loves leeks, Harvey and Krobus love horseradish, Pierre likes dandelions, and most other people like daffodils, so they're a good crop to grow for friendship reasons.
@@khia7550Every season there are 3-4 forage items. You need a full collection, and then you need a high enough forage skill level to unlock the seed packet recipe. Usually if you are chopping plenty of trees, and collecting forage regularly, especially if you grow some, you'll have no trouble unlocking the recipes on time.
when i first started i thought the shipping bin was like the one in new horizons where you'd get less money using it so i always sold directly to vendors 😅
Just starting my Stardew journey, this is super handy! I appreciate not being told the meta strategy, just the little tips and such so I can figure out the rest myself. Foraging is definitely something I overlooked!
I remember when i first started playing, i was scared to pick the spring onions, because they looked like someone planted them there and i didn’t want to piss them off by stealing their crops!
loved this video - lots of tips and hints i missed during my first 15 hours of play, but i didn’t feel pressured to make my relationships and farming OPTIMUM EFFICIENCY (those videos stress me out, which is exactly the opposite of what i want from the game). (seriously, i watched one saying i should restart my game because i chose a mushroom cave.)
I think I saw the same one with the mushroom cave thing. I do wish I hadn’t chosen mushroom cave after seeing it but oh well. I’ll just start another save and choose more “wisely” that one. I’ve made too much progress to restart and I’m happy with my farm!
i just got the game yesterday and watching this was sooo helpful! i've played a few hours, pretty sure i'm on spring 11 now but didn't have any idea you could pick flowers haha! great video, thanks :)
i dont know if you know this, but during spring, if you visit the forest on the bottom left of the map, on the island in the forest at the bottom right, there are spring onions you can collect! they sell for decent money, and are an easy way to level up for foraging skill !!
i’m a perfectionist when it comes to games like these and being the most optimal but i’ve been trying to be less strict and just enjoy the game as it is
Something I found is that while you’re customizing your character, there’s a icon with a wrench in it on the left side. There’s a option where you can change the profit margin. There’s 75%, 50%, and 25%; going with the largest percent, sold items are worth more and items that are being sold cost less. This can be really helpful if you come across a problem with making money. I don’t think you can change the profit margin once you’ve created the character.
Showed this to my mum to help teach her to play it, she needed a game to relax for once and struggles to manage everything compared to the old ds mario games shes used to, this really helped to explain it to her and she loves the game ❤
Just bought Stardew Valley! I have no idea how to play the game at first and the "beginner's guides" here on UA-cam are not really beginner friendly, like for me, I have 0 knowledge of what they're talking about, like they kept on dropping stuff and information I have no idea. However, you have the perfect video for us newbies! Thank you so much. My journey to Stardew Valley will be a lot smoother now.
I’ve been wanting to get into this game but every guide I looked up just seemed too advanced. This guide was super easy to watch and very informative. Thank you so much!! I can’t wait to play this game and actually know what to do!!
I just started playing yesterday. 2 things, I thought the chest that sells things was a storage chest AND it took me forever to complete the 1st quest because even though I had bought things numerous times it didn’t count as me meeting Pierre 😳 Overall a really fun game!
I had honestly never even heard of stardew valley until a year or so ago and I never understood what it was. I just started my first farm 3 weeks ago and I wish I had found this then because I went in knowing absolutely nothing and running around like a chicken with my head cut off but it was a nice right of passage, really nice video!
Just got the game myself, was pretty confused as there's so much thrown at you with a very limited tutorial. Thank you for this video, it makes starting this new game significantly less overwhelming.
Pro tip: Hoard salmonberries every spring, cuz they're a great energy source for the mines in winter. They're free, they're abundant, they're satisfying to collect
i bought this game 2 weeks ago due to lots lf good reviews / recommendations for it but i could not figure it out when i started so i got frustrated and havent touched it since. lol but this is the first vid im watching on it and it’s really helpful! i kinda wish there was more of a intro/ tutorial in the game but i guess it’s not that hard to figure it out. i mainly play animal crossing which has lots of tutorials and goes over things over and over so i was expecting more guidance. thanks for the vid! subscribed 👍🏽
Thanks for this video. I bought Stardew late last year after loving Animal Crossing and My Time at Portia, and I was looking for something similar. I just couldn't get into it because there wasn't enough guidance for me at the start. This video is a nice nudge in the right direction without being overwhelming and I'll definitely check out more of your Stardew videos as needed.
Wow thank you for a great video!! This was the first beginner guide video I was able to find that actually started from the beginning LOL. I got the game on my switch a couple days ago and had no clue what to do and felt so overwhelmed 😭. Now I’m excited to play!!! 😊
I used to play the heck out of Harvest Moon 64 back in the day, and I finally bought Stardew Valley. Funny how I picked up on what to do really quickly, as this game is basically a better version of Harvest Moon 64. I originally planted my crops in the same hyper-efficient method I used in HM64 (think of a 3x3 plot as a compass rose, simply remove one plot from N, E, S, or W, and you can water them all if you leave room behind the opposite side). I was happy to see i could actually walk through crops. HM64's crops behaved like the beans do in Stardew Valley. I also thought the beans needed me to build a trellis, and since no trellis was in the crafting section, I never bought the beans. I also already bought a backpack. I think I did that by day 5 or 6. Fishing is pretty cool, and I'm playing the river farm.
Me and my spouse playing this game currently. It’s my second time around playing. This time I chose the woodland farm and very happy with it as I have a lake, lots of trees including berry shrubs etc on my farm. I can catch fish, set the crab pot at my lake, Harvest berries and collect maple etc on one place. Also monsters come out at night so I can get some slimes and bat wings etc.
I was watching your vids and I didn't see how small your channel was! I thought you had to be popular with the quality of your videos. At least now I can say I was here before you got big! 👍
Bought the game on release for Switch and gave up after 5 hours, think I was stressing about doing every quest and with them being timed wasn't putting time into the right things, I look forward to trying it again at my own pace. Thanks for the video
I'm on day 15. This game tends to give me anxiety sometimes because I feel like I haven't done enough in those 15 days 😂 feels like real life, but knowing it's not is comforting
Thank you! I've had Stardew downloaded on my Switch for nearly a year now and only opened it the other day. I had no idea what to do but this helps a lot!
I remember my first year was me struggling to water all my crops in a day, since I only stayed using sprinklers in the first winter. I constantly went into the later half of the day while going into the low yellow with the energy bar. Needless to say my second year has me refusing to water anything by hand to the point of me not having enough resources (this is my first time truly playing the game rn).
Thanks a lot. I don’t usually play games so I’m very dumb at these gaming things. My friend suddenly bought this game for me and I have no idea about it. This vid helps me a lot
ConcernedApe is probably a very happy man knowing that so many years later the community around his game is active and one of the best gaming communities to ever exist
First time watching one of your videos. You are the best video game guider I have ever heard. You have a natural gift for explaining things in an interesting and relatable way. Amazing work. Looks like by your views and support you are hopefully getting the support you deserve.
Thank you SO MUCH for this! I typically need a lot of hand holding when I start games and I was so confused in the beginning I had to stop playing lmao so this just saved me fr
OML I spent 4hrs yesterday starting off this game not knowing I could craft a chest to save space🤦♂️🤦♂️. I saw aloy of pop-ups saying I could craft something but didn't know where or how to because I was too busy talking to everyone. Great video thanks!
one thing you did forget is how to sell plants but that's okay my mate told me that, good video just wanted to see some opening stuff I did learn a few thing thanks
I'm new to this game, and this tutorial made my day easier, I was just running around the map for no reason (still fun) because I don't know what to do lol
Thanks for this. I just got Stardew Valley and wasn't sure what to do. I also mistook that giant chest as a place to store things but it's just throwing away. lol. Now I know. I love the game, just figuring out how things work.
Just binged your beach farm series and modded series AND the upload of the Stardew Valley Cup. I'm sad it took me so long to come across your channel but I'm super stoked for your next video!
Not until my character got married, i would have never known that i need to place haystack on those empty spaces in the coop/barn. Wasted my two years in stardew valley not feeding my animals.
i've had this game for over a year now and have been kind of 'meh' about it because i didn't understand all the small things. this video is the first one that actually taught me anything lol. thanks so much, actually excited to play!
Absolutely terrific video. I'm so, so tired of game beginner guide's having a constant b-roll of late game content and chock full of spoilers. This is minimalist and informative in the best possible way. Thank you!
Thank you so much for this. I just bought it a couple of days ago and I was so lost. Alot of the 'beginner guide" videos I found on YT weren't really helpful.
Thank you for making this video. I have been reluctantly trying to convince myself to purchase this game and I finally did. The moment I began, I felt lost and had absolutely no interest. After 30 minutes of playtime, I requested a refund. I've now canceled the refund request and I'll see about giving it a little more time.
I couldn't get into animal crossing and saw this game on tiktok. Seems more up my alley and your tutorial was perfect. Subscribed so I can watch the others as I go!
Thank you so much for the video I just got stardew yesterday for switch and I was literally so confused on what to do in the game and how to go about it and what not to do and what such I do about it this video has been quite helpful
I’ll watch your beach farm after I finish a run of Stardew. Impulsed bought it because I’ve been thinking of playing it for years, and I’m forcing myself to play it because I believe I will enjoy it
one thing that I learned, more of a keyboard shortcut ( at least in windows), that I use A LOT, is alt + tab swaps you through your open windows. and when youre on another window, the time pauses. so I like to keep open at least one (fullscreen) window of a another app, just in case I have to do something, and it's an easy way to get to the taskbar too
"Pierre's is the place you'll be visiting most frequently out of everything in Pelican Town, at least I assume so." Me: *visits the hospital and the Joja mart frequently to build a relationship with either Harvey or Zane* "Yeah, totally. I visit that place all the time."
Good beginner guide! I might suggest planting parsnips until you get 5 "gold" quality for the future (Community Center). Otherwise, you have to wait for year 2 spring. Also, I ALWAYS buy the "training rod" from willie. Much easier to learn to fish.
... Why does watching this feel like he's explaining Stardew to Mama Therm? 🤣 Love it, great guide to Stardew basics without getting too "you must do THIS" into it.
So I got to year 4 only started watching videos on it before I stopped playing a year ago. Was playing on my mobile at the time and decided to wait until I get a switch. Got a switch and finally started playing again from the beggning.... I forgot a lot of what to do at the beggning... Definitely a better advantage then when I started as I'm literally making lots of money fishing but need help keeping on track.
This may be the best beginners' guide I've ever seen for Stardew Valley! You have really good video/editing skills. I'm glad I found you, I'll be looking forward to more of your content! ps. Do you do live streaming? Because I'd love to join in with that.
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My wife isn't a gamer, but she really enjoyed the new animal crossing and was disappointed that it became so stale after a while. She's been stressed lately because of work, and I want her to enjoy the same escape gaming has given me from stress. I've never played Stardew, but I thought it would be a cool game for us to play together. We spent our first days on the farm wandering around pretty aimlessly (while still having a great time), so I told her I'd check out a few guides to give us some direction.
Every beginner's guide I've watched has been more of a cheat sheet on exactly what to do to have the most efficient playthrough, but yours is much gentler, and I feel like it's giving us the direction we need while not stripping away our autonomy to discover things for ourselves.
Very well done. I'm excited to play again tonight, and I think she's going to fall in love with this game.
Thanks so much, that was the intent. glad you found it useful!
Well done, spouse person! 🙌
My husband just bought this for me on my chromebook for the same purpose. 😂💚 I’m loving it so much, and I had to come back and watch this vid after I saw him watching this channel. So helpful, AND entertaining enough for my stressed out ADHD brain to pay attention.
This is so cute
Exactly! I watched a guide(s) that was more about "cheats" than a getting started guide. I simply wanted a nudge in the right direction and a basic understanding of what's going on. This video actually did that by explaining energy, time and seasons, etc.
The other two videos I watched were more concerned about selling the parsnips for potatoes than actually explaining the farming process. Plus, that's something I can figure out myself later or learn in an advanced guide.
So, thank you so much for this!
Ok
Me with 300 hours in this game: A begginers guide, i definetly need that!
I have 300 hours too 😂😂😂gotta make sure I know every single detail to make the perfect playthrough
Same im year 7 on my main farm :)
How dare you call me out by having a similar feeling to me, but like yea, feel that hard
I suck I’m on year 3 and I haven’t earned 75k and on my most recent I had 15k by fall
i have about 500 hours but im still watching these videos just in case i forgot one little thing xD
After almost 900 hours in the game, I've learned a few things myself:
1. Always save at least one of everything. You'll need it for the Community Center or as a gift. If not those two, as a quest item.
2. Using your scythe uses no energy. Do that on your land first, you can clear away a great deal of land with no energy loss.
3. Leave the stumps of some of your trees if you do cut them down. They will still drop seeds for you to turn into Field Snacks.
4. Save money for the strawberries at the Egg Festival, and buy as many as you can. Strawberries are incredible early money.
5. The beach only resets once a week, so I let it gather shells for the full week until Saturday, then collect them all on that day.
6. It's just easier to print out the wiki table of what villager likes what gifts for birthdays. Memorizing them is a pain.
Yes!!! And if you can't print It out, write It down
LMAOOOO now printing the wiki table is a true gamer
Does the grass/fiber stuff regrow?
@Shiba_Draws i have a tablet, it's there a pdf available?
@@Shiba_Draws me and my pad of post-it notes... 😅
This is hands-down the most chill and least stressful beginners guide I’ve seen. Thank you
About forageables: don't forget that they sell for a lot more money if you turn them into seed packets before you sell them, so if you don't need to eat them for energy it makes good sense to save them until you have a full collection. It's a worthwhile crop to grow for that reason alone, besides it raising your forage skill even more.
Also, George loves leeks, Harvey and Krobus love horseradish, Pierre likes dandelions, and most other people like daffodils, so they're a good crop to grow for friendship reasons.
r/FuckPierre
How do u turn it into seed packets?
@@khia7550Every season there are 3-4 forage items. You need a full collection, and then you need a high enough forage skill level to unlock the seed packet recipe.
Usually if you are chopping plenty of trees, and collecting forage regularly, especially if you grow some, you'll have no trouble unlocking the recipes on time.
I actually came to the same conclusion yesterday
@@Marialla. tfjdv
I like how I’m watching this despite playing the game for multiple years
Can never be too sure
Really tho
Literally same... 😂
nice pfp
Starewvalley
*Has over a thousand hours in the game. Still looks at videos like this because I think I'm shit*
I’m a veteran player and I STILL constantly forget to sell directly to Pierre to get the profits the same day as harvest
I don’t sell to him cause he bad
I forget to use the box
I just can't be bothered walking all the way to his shop, so I ship everything
when i first started i thought the shipping bin was like the one in new horizons where you'd get less money using it so i always sold directly to vendors 😅
Just starting my Stardew journey, this is super handy! I appreciate not being told the meta strategy, just the little tips and such so I can figure out the rest myself. Foraging is definitely something I overlooked!
I remember when i first started playing, i was scared to pick the spring onions, because they looked like someone planted them there and i didn’t want to piss them off by stealing their crops!
loved this video - lots of tips and hints i missed during my first 15 hours of play, but i didn’t feel pressured to make my relationships and farming OPTIMUM EFFICIENCY (those videos stress me out, which is exactly the opposite of what i want from the game).
(seriously, i watched one saying i should restart my game because i chose a mushroom cave.)
I think I saw the same one with the mushroom cave thing. I do wish I hadn’t chosen mushroom cave after seeing it but oh well. I’ll just start another save and choose more “wisely” that one. I’ve made too much progress to restart and I’m happy with my farm!
You channel is underrated I hope you get bigger soon
Thanks man!
To be honest, I totally agree.
Agreed
i just got the game yesterday and watching this was sooo helpful! i've played a few hours, pretty sure i'm on spring 11 now but didn't have any idea you could pick flowers haha! great video, thanks :)
i dont know if you know this, but during spring, if you visit the forest on the bottom left of the map, on the island in the forest at the bottom right, there are spring onions you can collect! they sell for decent money, and are an easy way to level up for foraging skill !!
@@h0neypuddles yes! i didn't even know forgeables were a thing but they are so helpful! thanks
I spent my first few days trying to find Sebastian, I didn’t even plant anything until the 5th day 😭 this is very helpful thank you
why is this the funniest thing ever😭 me with alex
Mine with Sam 😭
i’m a perfectionist when it comes to games like these and being the most optimal but i’ve been trying to be less strict and just enjoy the game as it is
me in the middle of my second year: what if I did something wrong? I gotta see it thru
Something I found is that while you’re customizing your character, there’s a icon with a wrench in it on the left side. There’s a option where you can change the profit margin. There’s 75%, 50%, and 25%; going with the largest percent, sold items are worth more and items that are being sold cost less. This can be really helpful if you come across a problem with making money. I don’t think you can change the profit margin once you’ve created the character.
Showed this to my mum to help teach her to play it, she needed a game to relax for once and struggles to manage everything compared to the old ds mario games shes used to, this really helped to explain it to her and she loves the game ❤
this is incredibly underrated
Just bought Stardew Valley! I have no idea how to play the game at first and the "beginner's guides" here on UA-cam are not really beginner friendly, like for me, I have 0 knowledge of what they're talking about, like they kept on dropping stuff and information I have no idea.
However, you have the perfect video for us newbies! Thank you so much. My journey to Stardew Valley will be a lot smoother now.
I’ve been wanting to get into this game but every guide I looked up just seemed too advanced. This guide was super easy to watch and very informative. Thank you so much!! I can’t wait to play this game and actually know what to do!!
For sure, a lot of the other guides I've seen leave me thinking: how am I going to remember all that?!
dude I've been blindly playing for like two weeks and thanks to your video I'm just now figuring out how to craft stuff 😬
I've replayed stardew so many times yet I still wanna watch you explain tips about stuff I already know, this proves how interesting you are 👍✔️
I just started playing yesterday. 2 things, I thought the chest that sells things was a storage chest AND it took me forever to complete the 1st quest because even though I had bought things numerous times it didn’t count as me meeting Pierre 😳 Overall a really fun game!
I had honestly never even heard of stardew valley until a year or so ago and I never understood what it was. I just started my first farm 3 weeks ago and I wish I had found this then because I went in knowing absolutely nothing and running around like a chicken with my head cut off but it was a nice right of passage, really nice video!
This is still the most comprehensive guide I’ve seen. I wish I had this when I started the game!!!
Just got the game myself, was pretty confused as there's so much thrown at you with a very limited tutorial. Thank you for this video, it makes starting this new game significantly less overwhelming.
Another tip, instead of left clicking every dirt when placing a crop hold right click and run over the area.
Pro tip: Hoard salmonberries every spring, cuz they're a great energy source for the mines in winter. They're free, they're abundant, they're satisfying to collect
I do not know why, but after 600+ hours in this game I still watched this and I enjoyed it.
i bought this game 2 weeks ago due to lots lf good reviews / recommendations for it but i could not figure it out when i started so i got frustrated and havent touched it since. lol but this is the first vid im watching on it and it’s really helpful! i kinda wish there was more of a intro/ tutorial in the game but i guess it’s not that hard to figure it out. i mainly play animal crossing which has lots of tutorials and goes over things over and over so i was expecting more guidance. thanks for the vid! subscribed 👍🏽
Thanks for this video. I bought Stardew late last year after loving Animal Crossing and My Time at Portia, and I was looking for something similar. I just couldn't get into it because there wasn't enough guidance for me at the start. This video is a nice nudge in the right direction without being overwhelming and I'll definitely check out more of your Stardew videos as needed.
I felt so lost these past “3” game days in the game but this was sooo helpful! Thank you!
Wow thank you for a great video!! This was the first beginner guide video I was able to find that actually started from the beginning LOL. I got the game on my switch a couple days ago and had no clue what to do and felt so overwhelmed 😭. Now I’m excited to play!!! 😊
This is super useful without spoiling the game and I really appreciate that.
I used to play the heck out of Harvest Moon 64 back in the day, and I finally bought Stardew Valley.
Funny how I picked up on what to do really quickly, as this game is basically a better version of Harvest Moon 64.
I originally planted my crops in the same hyper-efficient method I used in HM64 (think of a 3x3 plot as a compass rose, simply remove one plot from N, E, S, or W, and you can water them all if you leave room behind the opposite side).
I was happy to see i could actually walk through crops. HM64's crops behaved like the beans do in Stardew Valley.
I also thought the beans needed me to build a trellis, and since no trellis was in the crafting section, I never bought the beans. I also already bought a backpack. I think I did that by day 5 or 6. Fishing is pretty cool, and I'm playing the river farm.
Me and my spouse playing this game currently. It’s my second time around playing. This time I chose the woodland farm and very happy with it as I have a lake, lots of trees including berry shrubs etc on my farm. I can catch fish, set the crab pot at my lake, Harvest berries and collect maple etc on one place. Also monsters come out at night so I can get some slimes and bat wings etc.
I was watching your vids and I didn't see how small your channel was! I thought you had to be popular with the quality of your videos. At least now I can say I was here before you got big! 👍
Not only is the game amazing, but the story behind it is inspiring.
Indeed.
Bought the game on release for Switch and gave up after 5 hours, think I was stressing about doing every quest and with them being timed wasn't putting time into the right things, I look forward to trying it again at my own pace. Thanks for the video
I'm on day 15. This game tends to give me anxiety sometimes because I feel like I haven't done enough in those 15 days 😂 feels like real life, but knowing it's not is comforting
Wow!I just started this game and was completely lost.This has been the most helpful video I have found.Thanks for sharing!
Thank you! I've had Stardew downloaded on my Switch for nearly a year now and only opened it the other day. I had no idea what to do but this helps a lot!
I remember my first year was me struggling to water all my crops in a day, since I only stayed using sprinklers in the first winter. I constantly went into the later half of the day while going into the low yellow with the energy bar. Needless to say my second year has me refusing to water anything by hand to the point of me not having enough resources (this is my first time truly playing the game rn).
what do you water it with? im just now starting the game
@@moonydoo1 watering can
Thanks a lot. I don’t usually play games so I’m very dumb at these gaming things. My friend suddenly bought this game for me and I have no idea about it. This vid helps me a lot
“main concerns time, money, and energy” - everybody
I just bought this game yesterday and this video was so helpful! Thank you so much!
Just discovered this. Great help for my hopefully not newb play through. Love the presentation and humor
This is a true beginners guide. Thank you so much.
Literally followed your guide for my very first game. Your guide is approachable and helpful! Thanks so much.
ConcernedApe is probably a very happy man knowing that so many years later the community around his game is active and one of the best gaming communities to ever exist
I'm getting heavy vibes of Minecraft + Animal Crossings + Runescape and I'm here for it! I can't wait to dig in.
Love this-I’m going to start playing! I can see getting obsessed with this game 😬
uh oh
6 months later you have your own starting out video! Have you become obsessed?
@@evelyn6346 Hi! Not exactly, but let's just say you have not seen the last of my adventures in the Valley!
I’ve been binging your content the last couple days. I’ll try to comment more but you’re videos are great !
Me in the middle of the second year, not knowing what to do next and worrying I missed something to begin with
First time watching one of your videos. You are the best video game guider I have ever heard. You have a natural gift for explaining things in an interesting and relatable way. Amazing work. Looks like by your views and support you are hopefully getting the support you deserve.
this was so entertaining, ur awesome, ur my new fav youtuber now
Thank you SO MUCH for this! I typically need a lot of hand holding when I start games and I was so confused in the beginning I had to stop playing lmao so this just saved me fr
OML I spent 4hrs yesterday starting off this game not knowing I could craft a chest to save space🤦♂️🤦♂️. I saw aloy of pop-ups saying I could craft something but didn't know where or how to because I was too busy talking to everyone. Great video thanks!
one thing you did forget is how to sell plants but that's okay my mate told me that, good video just wanted to see some opening stuff I did learn a few thing thanks
another tip: If you have energy and not exhausted, you can swing your sword and scythe without using energy.
I'm new to this game, and this tutorial made my day easier, I was just running around the map for no reason (still fun) because I don't know what to do lol
Thanks for this. I just got Stardew Valley and wasn't sure what to do. I also mistook that giant chest as a place to store things but it's just throwing away. lol. Now I know. I love the game, just figuring out how things work.
Lol same i threw away so much stuff in the first couple days
I really wanted to play this game without knowing anything about it.
And then I had an anxiety attack because what if I can't feed my little dude?
I let my 8 year old play it without any guidance and he burned out very quickly. "I have to sleep AGAIN?!" 😅 Oops, sorry kiddo.
I love your delivery! Very chill. Much like the game.
Just binged your beach farm series and modded series AND the upload of the Stardew Valley Cup. I'm sad it took me so long to come across your channel but I'm super stoked for your next video!
This helped me out a lot , thank you Therm
Nice video! Great refresher for the game :)
Thanks man!
Not until my character got married, i would have never known that i need to place haystack on those empty spaces in the coop/barn. Wasted my two years in stardew valley not feeding my animals.
thank you, sir. just bought this game on sale and felt so lost, not sure what to do and this guide helped me.
I just started yesterday, thanks for this video!
i've had this game for over a year now and have been kind of 'meh' about it because i didn't understand all the small things. this video is the first one that actually taught me anything lol. thanks so much, actually excited to play!
I just got the game, and this is extremely helpful, thanks a lot!
Absolutely terrific video.
I'm so, so tired of game beginner guide's having a constant b-roll of late game content and chock full of spoilers.
This is minimalist and informative in the best possible way. Thank you!
Thank you so much for this. I just bought it a couple of days ago and I was so lost. Alot of the 'beginner guide" videos I found on YT weren't really helpful.
This was extremely helpful! I recently got the game and the tutorial doesn't explain much so tysm!!
Thank you for making this video. I have been reluctantly trying to convince myself to purchase this game and I finally did. The moment I began, I felt lost and had absolutely no interest. After 30 minutes of playtime, I requested a refund. I've now canceled the refund request and I'll see about giving it a little more time.
I couldn't get into animal crossing and saw this game on tiktok. Seems more up my alley and your tutorial was perfect. Subscribed so I can watch the others as I go!
Thank you so much for the video I just got stardew yesterday for switch and I was literally so confused on what to do in the game and how to go about it and what not to do and what such I do about it this video has been quite helpful
Oh my gosh thank you so much! I just got stardew and I’m so confused on everything lol and this was so helpful!
I’ll watch your beach farm after I finish a run of Stardew. Impulsed bought it because I’ve been thinking of playing it for years, and I’m forcing myself to play it because I believe I will enjoy it
one thing that I learned, more of a keyboard shortcut ( at least in windows), that I use A LOT, is alt + tab swaps you through your open windows. and when youre on another window, the time pauses. so I like to keep open at least one (fullscreen) window of a another app, just in case I have to do something, and it's an easy way to get to the taskbar too
I'm so glad I found this game! I needed something to play after ACNH! Love the tutorial
“ you have 7 farms to pick from”
*sighs in mobile*
I know
I’ve been playing this game for like three years, I still need this
"Pierre's is the place you'll be visiting most frequently out of everything in Pelican Town, at least I assume so."
Me: *visits the hospital and the Joja mart frequently to build a relationship with either Harvey or Zane* "Yeah, totally. I visit that place all the time."
by far the best part about this video is the tag #Beans
One of the best guide video I ever seen on UA-cam.
After that "WATCH IT". i like HAD to watch the beach series lol
3:34 - 3:42 MAKE SURE TO NOT RIP OUT ANY SAPLINGS WITH THE SYCTHE
ooooh please do the efficiency guideee i love these videos i am binge watching
Good beginner guide! I might suggest planting parsnips until you get 5 "gold" quality for the future (Community Center). Otherwise, you have to wait for year 2 spring. Also, I ALWAYS buy the "training rod" from willie. Much easier to learn to fish.
i love this game and i play it on the go on my switch and its so fun when i go to a friends we play stardew valley for hours
this is very useful, and I was trying to get my account to work for a long time and now it does
i played on switch a few years back but never got into it, just started on pc and it feels so slow so i am here :3
I play this game all the time, I barley know anything about anything 😂 but I still have tons of fun
... Why does watching this feel like he's explaining Stardew to Mama Therm? 🤣 Love it, great guide to Stardew basics without getting too "you must do THIS" into it.
So I got to year 4 only started watching videos on it before I stopped playing a year ago. Was playing on my mobile at the time and decided to wait until I get a switch. Got a switch and finally started playing again from the beggning.... I forgot a lot of what to do at the beggning... Definitely a better advantage then when I started as I'm literally making lots of money fishing but need help keeping on track.
This may be the best beginners' guide I've ever seen for Stardew Valley! You have really good video/editing skills. I'm glad I found you, I'll be looking forward to more of your content!
ps. Do you do live streaming? Because I'd love to join in with that.
I spent 3K on spring potato seeds (planted and everything) and then woke up to them dying on day 29…. And here I am.
Ouch!