New Stardew Valley Overhaul Mod Improves Professions So Much It's Already An Essential Download
has plenty of avenues for players to explore when it comes to picking a profession but those who want to see a little more progress should definitely check out this mod. Simply playing through will allow farmers to organically increase their abilities based on what activity they most enjoy but while this is undoubtedly a fun way to track character growth, the rewards for leveling up aren't all that exciting. Fortunately, those wanting to feel a great sense of development can now select options that should have a tangible impact on the game.
Per Nexus Mods, creator VonLoewe's «Walk of Life — Rebirth» mod aims to make 's profession tress and skill systems more rewarding by replacing what they describe as "" with "." These decisions will play a greater role in determining how players navigate life in the Valley and include such tweaks as Harvester granting a 10% chance to yield extra crops or Artisan providing a 10% speed increase to all artisan machines. Traditionally, most profession perks focus on generating money, which eventually becomes somewhat dull.
Stardew Valley players can produce lots of profitable items on their farms. Among the best items to make and sell are rare crops and Artisan Goods.
Aside from these dramatic improvements to the perks system, the «Walk of Life — Rebirth» mod also changes some of the systems orbiting skill progression. Players can now earn Prestige Levels which grant additional bonuses after passing a certain level, and Farmers eager to take another route can use the special Statue of Transcendence to completely reset a profession of their choice. In doing so, becomes an even more flexible game by allowing users to keep their experience fresh.
There are seven skills for players to improve in: Farming, Mining, Foraging, Fishing, Combat, Luck, and Cooking
Taking a page out of , the «Walk of Life — Rebirth» mod also grants players who level up their combat skill a chance to unlock a Limit Break. This new move allows the Farmer to
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