Lucky Stardew Valley Player Gets Incredibly Rare Crop After Only 4 Days
isn't necessarily a game about luck given that every problem can be solved with perseverance but one player proved that rare miracles go a long way to making Pelican Town a little more special. During the course of one's playthrough, the Farmer will likely encounter several incredibly rare items that can take hours upon hours of grinding to discover in the wild. Fortunately, there are ways to mitigate the excessive grinding, but certain events randomly can trigger which can help speed up the process of waiting for certain fruits to appear.
Posted to Reddit by kebaby03, the user described how they managed to acquire an Ancient Fruit, one of 's rarest items, within just four in-game days which equates to roughly an hour in reality.
The player notes that they managed to luckily acquire an ancient seed in a fishing chest on Day 3 only to have the fairy show up overnight and sprinkle her magic over the crop, resulting in an Ancient Fruit just a day later. The odds of these occurrences happening in isolation are low so having all three take place within the same day is incredible.
The bushes found around the Stardew Valley farm possess a feature that not many players are aware of. Knowing this is essential for farmers.
Ancient Fruit is widely regarded as one of the best crops in the thanks to their return on time investment and lack of effort when it comes to maintenance. It usually takes a few in-game weeks for players to discover the Ancient Seed artifact which in turn can be donated to the Museum for a packet of Ancient Seeds; alternatively, they can also be purchased from the Travelling Cart but this can take a while. Once planted, the Ancient Seed takes 28 days to eventually blossom into a plant and yield the Ancient Fruit.
It's undoubtedly a time-consuming process at first so players understandably have tried several ways to speed up both the acquisition of the seed and the growth of the plant itself. Unfortunately, there isn't an in-game means of moving
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