Dreamlight Valley Player "Terrorized" By A Bale Of Hay In Ridiculous Glitch
The appearance of a mysterious bale of hay in has led one player to question whether it's a glitch or a hidden quest. is full of magic and quests, some of which are secret or hidden, but this particular instance seems to be a very strange glitch.
A bale of hay seems to be following Redditor Ok_Case6893 around the world, appearing in the middle of the room everywhere they go. The Reddit user shares several images of their character posing with the bale of hay sitting in the middle of the room behind them in each screenshot. The final photo shows the bale of hay clipping right through a Scramblecoin board, preventing them from seeing the full play area.
Ok_Case6893 has turned to the community for help, proclaiming, "" The player expresses bewilderment at where this hay came from or why it's following them everywhere they go. They also say they thought it was funny, ""
It seems that this is not a one-off glitch, as other players have chimed in with their own haunting stories. "" user slothlight says in the comments on the Reddit post. Other items that have randomly started following players around, according to the comments, include an iron ingot, a patch of red algae, a salmon, and the top half of a fox.
Disney Dreamlight Valley isn’t showing any signs of slowing down in 2025, with a number of free updates already teasing new characters.
As funny as it is, this glitch can also get in the way of enjoying the game, as Ok_Case6893 discovered when they tried to play the board game. It seems that the glitch happens when an item or image gets «stuck» in the middle of the screen, appearing to be placed in the center of the room (or board) everywhere players go. Luckily, all the players who struggled with this issue reported in the comments that restarting the game made the strange items disappear.
is a huge game that's constantly adding new content, so a few glitches here and there are not surprising. Luckily, the haybale glitch is more funny than annoying, and it's
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