Stardew Valley Fan Left Heartbroken After Discovering Some Decor Can Rot Away
A devastating blow to a player has been revealed, as they recently learned the hard way that some decor can rot. A player took to Reddit to express their heartbreak after finding their pumpkin lanterns had rotted after being left outside during winter.
They could not figure out what went wrong and were devastated to lose some of their beloved decor. Fortunately, the Community was quick to bolster up their fallen farmer, offering suggestions that ranged from helpful to just plain fun.
DeepDownDrown woke up with the simple intention of checking on their farm. Instead, they were greeted with lantern carnage asthe pumpkin lanterns they thought included fake pumpkins turned out to be real. "," they explained to another Redditor. They were met with immediate sympathy, with most sharing the crafting recipe, so the original player could rebuild their pumpkin lanterns.
Stardew Valley players have discovered a secret mechanic that revolutionizes home decor, and gets at the heart of what makes the game great.
Another user, morgenlich, discussed how to preserve the pumpkin lanterns, stating ""… Decorating the interior with the pumpkin lanterns, as well as moving and rotating furniture, is not only a good way to preserve the pumpkin lanterns, but it also makes a farm feel like one's own.
Multiple users also suggested that the original poster steal more lanterns from their neighbors, as they did. Others advised on what to do with the rotten ones. The most popular piece of advice was to simply leave the «trash» in other villagers' homes. User Petsnake7 was quick to suggest the home of Lewis, saying, "". This suggestion was met with over four hundred upvotes, showing Lewis's house is a popular place.
One of the best things about is that it gives players the ability to try again, even if it's just giving someone the ability to remake the decor they lost. While I've never had pumpkin lanterns rot, I can imagine the absolute devastation upon waking up and seeing that happen to your
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