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Silver Falcon posted:What do you do with all the tea? Just sell it?
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They also function as fences that never decay. So do Lightning Rods
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Tea plants are actually more profitable now overall, the recent change made the sell price decrease, but they also made it so you recover the tea plant sapling when you chop it down, so you get the benefit of selling the tea leaves during the growing season, and then you get the sapling at end of season and can sell it, netting more money overall but with more effort required.
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I like to put a row of tea saplings in the basement so I can pretend I'm growing hydroponic weed down there. Also they're the only thing you can grow hassle-free in pots until you get quality retaining soil, which is super late game.
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Your Uncle Dracula posted:Bats are better with the advent of mushroom logs. Oh what a surprise you're coming out in favour of bats
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Alxprit posted:Shame if so. I just liked having it in my house as something I could grow without worrying about watering. I suppose in the new era of quality retaining soil it'd be better to just make it all more ancient fruit instead though. You can't grow Ancient Fruit in garden pots. You can grow coffee though! That's what I do. Pththya-lyi posted:They also function as fences that never decay. So do Lightning Rods  I just finished replacing my animal pen fence with Lightning Rods.I'll go set up a pot basement of tea plants next.
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I like the idea of using tea plants as hedges, that sounds pretty.
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But can you put grass under the tea saplings? If you can't they are worthless as a fence.
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HopperUK posted:Oh what a surprise you're coming out in favour of bats My culture is not a costume!
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Rosalie_A posted:As unintuitive as it is, Artisan from the farming tree is better for selling processed animal products than Rancher from the animal tree. Thanks for the heads up about this, I somehow forgot or didn't know about the branching job paths so I didn't know artisan was an option. We just unlocked the sewers tonight so I went and respecced and the difference in profit is huge.
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There has been so much rebalancing since this game came out and artisan is still the only reasonable choice for farming
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With Shepherd and golden animal crackers you can make 3-4 cloth a day per sheep. Sure it's not as powerful as Artisan, but it's a fun alternative if you're bored of wine farm.
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Jedrick posted:With Shepherd and golden animal crackers you can make 3-4 cloth a day per sheep. Sure it's not as powerful as Artisan, but it's a fun alternative if you're bored of wine farm. And with an autograbber/autopetter you could just sleep through a year then pick up all the wool. Probably the most passive way to make lots of money.
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BIG FLUFFY DOG posted:There has been so much rebalancing since this game came out and artisan is still the only reasonable choice for farming This imbalance still really bugs me especially with the new Meadowlands farm. The second level of the animal branch should give you an additional 20% boost to Animal Products (to bring it inline with Artisan for those goods), and at the very least Truffle Oil should also count as an Animal Product like cheese/cloth etc. The Artisan branch then would be better only for wines, beers, honey, and the preserve jar products (and dehydrator/fish smoker now). Still would probably be the better generic choice, but a ranching farm would be way more comparable. Gully Foyle fucked around with this message at 11:46 on Apr 20, 2024 |
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I'm going all in on animals this time even if it's not as optimal. Theme farm! My first goat, the Elle's mod selected the void appearance so I guess Black Phillip lives with me now. Can only lead to good things. I *would* like to live deliciously. e: Oh also, Fashion Sense is working fine now I updated everything
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I'm gonna get a bunch of pigs and rabbits, get rich and become best friends with everybody not named Penny.
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Why would you be friends with Clint over Penny? She ain't great, but he is so much worse.
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Met this guy today and he offered a Faustian bargain… 
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Cartoon Man posted:Met this guy today and he offered a Faustian bargain… Believe it or not he's totally legit. Really.
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Dunno-Lars posted:Why would you be friends with Clint over Penny? She ain't great, but he is so much worse. Rabbit's feet are unique in that they are a universally loved gift that can be obtained fairly reliably, and have a quality modifier. They are the single best gift item if you're not spreadsheeting out every character's unique preferences. Penny is the only character in the game who does not like getting rabbit's feet as a gift, they are referring to that.
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Zulily Zoetrope posted:Rabbit's feet are unique in that they are a universally loved gift that can be obtained fairly reliably, and have a quality modifier. They are the single best gift item if you're not spreadsheeting out every character's unique preferences. It’s kind of odd that it’s just penny. Emily and Evelyn are both canonically vegetarians who hate being gifted fish (since meat doesn’t exist in Stardew in-game really) but are totally cool with getting rabbits feet. Although the rabbit seems to just shed them like a lizards tail in-universe so I guess that’s fine? Emily’s also so superstitious that it probably overrides her vegetarianism
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I give Leo a sashimi and he dislikes it. "I don't think I can digest this." A month later, he moves to the valley and Linus is teaching him to "cook" fish. He regards this as a strange and foreign concept. I hope someone got fired for that blunder.
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BIG FLUFFY DOG posted:It’s kind of odd that it’s just penny. Emily and Evelyn are both canonically vegetarians who hate being gifted fish (since meat doesn’t exist in Stardew in-game really) but are totally cool with getting rabbits feet. Although the rabbit seems to just shed them like a lizards tail in-universe so I guess that’s fine? Emily’s also so superstitious that it probably overrides her vegetarianism I saw someone suggest that it's not a foot, it's a mat. Rabbits get matted foot fur in a way that looks like extra toes sometimes, and you have to snip it off. So maybe you're making vegan-friendly rabbit feet out of something you groom from your rabbits.
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I saw a better explanation in that rabbits in Stardew Valley grow feet the way sharks grow teeth, they have multiple rows of them underneath and they just move forward as the front ones fall off.
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GotLag posted:I saw a better explanation in that rabbits in Stardew Valley grow feet the way sharks grow teeth, they have multiple rows of them underneath and they just move forward as the front ones fall off. Penny disliking them makes her the most rational person in town.
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As someone who has multiple lionhead bunnies IRL, the wool makes sense and the rabbit feets are probably as someone said matted fur that can't be turned into wool
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Omg farmer matter wool???  you shouldn’t have
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GotLag posted:I saw a better explanation in that rabbits in Stardew Valley grow feet the way sharks grow teeth, they have multiple rows of them underneath and they just move forward as the front ones fall off. I both want to see the fan art of this that I'm sure exists somewhere, but also I really, really don't want to see it as well.
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counterfeitsaint posted:I both want to see the fan art of this that I'm sure exists somewhere, but also I really, really don't want to see it as well. they're clearly like lizards in that their foot can come off in extremity, but it regrows so it's no big deal.
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Rabbits will pop around and kick their feet out when they're particularly happy. Maybe Stardew's bunnies kick their feet out a little too hard.
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Ranch rabbits hunt other rabbits and eat everything except one foot, because it's unlucky for them to eat two feet.
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It comes up a few times that Penny is absurdly lucky, to the point that she's been banned from all games of chance in the town. I must therefore assume that she fears triggering an underflow error on her luck, and that's why she hates being given rabbit feet.
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Cythereal posted:It comes up a few times that Penny is absurdly lucky, to the point that she's been banned from all games of chance in the town. I think this is a reference to the old superstition of unlucky in love, lucky at cards, given the rest of her life.
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skill issue to think it's a luck thing and not her natural talent
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Cythereal posted:It comes up a few times that Penny is absurdly lucky, to the point that she's been banned from all games of chance in the town. Wait, really? I’ve never seen this dialogue, is it part of her romance or something? God, how can there be so much content in this game 
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Kestral posted:Wait, really? I’ve never seen this dialogue, is it part of her romance or something? God, how can there be so much content in this game If you talk to her during the Stardew Valley Fair, she mentions that she won the spinning wheel game ten times in a row and the proprietor banned her from playing anymore.
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I think she's the one who tells you that green is weighted better on the spinner in the fair, or at least implies the odds are uneven.
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Cambria Bold posted:If you talk to her during the Stardew Valley Fair, she mentions that she won the spinning wheel game ten times in a row and the proprietor banned her from playing anymore. The odds of this are around 1 in 20, so if 30 people play the game there's roughly an 80% chance that one of them will get that result.
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If Penny were that lucky, she wouldn't have her terrible home life. Maybe that's her curse: having to live with Pam (unless/until your farmer marries her).
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