Stardew Valley Fan Has Had Enough Of The Free Roaming Pig, As It Ended Up Causing A Bit Of Trouble For Their Crops

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One player experienced the ultimate betrayal after letting their pig roam free on their farm, as the pig decided to take a nap right where the player would be planting crops. The free-roaming pig, just one among a batch of them this player had collected, wandered around at night and caused a bit of chaos when it left the barn where it should have been sleeping.

Redditor BluishOpal posted a screenshot of their pig's path of destruction to the subreddit. The happy little pig nearly ruined things to the point BluishOpal considered restarting the day, since the farmer could not get the piggy to budge to lay down their seeds. Farming in is a long-term project that can go awry over the slightest mistake, and other players shared their sympathies but couldn't quite blame the pig for roaming if it wasn't properly held up in the barn.

The piggy companion, affectionately named Lemon by this fan, decided to sleep away from its siblings. BluishOpal lamented how their detailed planning for each garden space was tossed out the window when Lemon made the edge of the garden its bed for the night. In, it's important to build the best spaces to keep the animals happy while having enough room for your crops, and that can take some serious planning. Of course, NPCs, be they animals or humans, sometimes just have a mind of their own in games.

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Redditor Capybarely explained how their pig, adorably named Hamlette, would wander back to the barn after being discovered outside at night and even leave a truffle behind as an apology. BluishOpal replied that Lemon's temperament is much more stubborn and jokingly accused the pig of plotting their downfall. Besides the jokes, it was noted that a workaround for this situation would be to leave the area and head back to the barn, and the pig should be transported there. This is just one small trick that