"I Want To Restart The Game Now": Stardew Valley Player Gets A Very Rare Item On Day One
One fan had a major stroke of luck getting an ancient seed on day one of their farm, but some other fans think this may have cursed their entire playthrough. Starting a farm in can be very time-consuming and takes a lot of effort.Everyone practically starts from zero, just the untouched land and the cabin, to shape into whatever a player dreams of.
One player, who goes by waynehanz11 on Reddit,was hacking down all their weeds while also plowing the land to get started with farming when they got rewarded with an ancient seed. Typically, when tilling the soil, players can find themselves yielding items such as cave carrots or mixed seeds, but this time, they magically came across this extremely rare seed. It is very hard to find, nearly impossible for some, as there is no way to purchase the seed as is; it is purely reliant on luck.
Ancient seeds are usually found when plowing artifact spots, areas that look like worms are sticking out of them. When digging up these spots, it can give players an ancient seed, as an artifact, that then can either be crafted into a plantable ancient seed or donated to the museum in exchange for it. That being said, it usually has a 0.7% chance of yielding one, making it extremely hard to get.
Just one of the ancient fruits, with a gold star rating, sells for 825 gold, making this find even more extraordinary. In addition, a seed maker can help with growing even more after. Normally, this would be considered super lucky, but others seem to think this means their playthrough is doomed. For instance, AkadirTheCarGuy warns waynehanz11 to place a scarecrow before planting it that, ""
With such luck on the first day,other fans think they are doomed for the rest of the playthrough, as all their luck was spent on finding the ancient seed. This is why many warn waynehanz11 to use scarecrows, as they think their crops are going to get eaten instantly, taking away their rare find. The crows eating seeds are based on luck too, more so unluckiness,
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