New Stardew Valley Nintendo Switch Update Fixes Key Issues
The 1.6 Update for is finally live but creator ConcernedApe isn't slowing down when it comes to providing players with the best game possible. Shortly after the patch launched for console and mobile, users began to report some major bugs that occurred under specific circumstances, promoting ConcernedApe to provide odd solutions like removing all hats from pets. The in-fiction explanation behind the fix was a strange ear infection affecting animals across the country, but it seems like a treatment for the problem has finally been dispersed.
Writing on X (formerly Twitter), ConcernedApe confirmed that the latest patch for Nintendo Switch is now available, noting that once users download it they'll be able to place hats upon their pets once again.
It also fixes the so-called «Bomb Crash» which caused the game to shut down in multiplayer whenever a bomb of any kind was used. Finally, the coyly-introduced coyote that resulted in vanishing chickens has been evicted so players starting on the Meadowlands Farm needn't worry about their poultry disappearing.
While the latest update for Nintendo Switch squashes some of the more prominent bugs, it has seemingly also introduced some new problems. Several users commented on ConcernedApe's post that after installing the patch,their in-game husband Alex would become stuck in a fence post; The creator has been responding to the complaints so he's at least aware of the problem. As for the issue of the crafting menu not showing items in adjoining chests, ConcernedApe has promised that will be fixed in a future update.
Players shouldn't doubt that these lingering issues will be resolved with future patches. ConcernedApe has shown a monumental amount of dedication towards his Farming RPG so he's likely already working on mending many of the problems still plaguing users on console and mobile. Despite 's enormous size, it's good to remember that the developer's team is very small.
With Stardew Valley 1.6 finally reaching console and
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