"It's Infinite": Stardew Valley Fans Share Incredibly Useful Tips They Wished They'd Known Sooner
One newcomer to asked the community for advice on starting the game, and several long-time fans have provided their most important takeaways. The cozy farming game has evolved a lot since its release in 2016, providing hours of entertainment for players. Although the title makes it easy for beginners to start, there is so much to discover that some fans might still be intimidated.
As a beginner to the game, Reddit user weirdboiXD asked, "" The responses include a mix of practical tips and wholesome reminders to help anyone enjoy the game.
The community has some very practical tips to give new players. Among the most useful tips are the following:
Mayor Lewis has a very special treasure hidden in Stardew Valley for players to use, but it can only be unlocked and found through secret note quests.
One often-overlooked bit of information was shared by Syy_Guy, who tells beginners to "" This isn't explained until later in the game but can provide players with farming experience and some very useful items like seeds early in the game.
User grey_ushanka also gives a tip that many players didn't know even after they'd been playing for a long time, stating: "" This saves the player a free slot in their inventory. If they don't like the look, they can instead place the pan onto their horse as a hat.
The most important advice players can get is not a gameplay tip or an in-game secret. Reddit user ttvANX1ETYZ_ has valuable advice for anyone, regardless of how far into the game they've already gotten:
«Something I still wish I could learn is that you don’t have a time limit, just because the days are only ten minutes or so you don’t have to feel rushed all the time, it’s infinite.»
The passing of time can sometimes feel constraining, but as Redditor Extreme-Pea854 points out,the time mechanic is only an illusion and has no actual bearing on the game besides seasons. They say that a big draw for them is that ""
It may sometimes feel like there's too much to do in and not
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