Stardew Valley Player Accidentally Learns A Fun New Use For Torches
The art of torch placement in has become second nature to many veteran players but one user has managed to find an even more efficient means of lighting their farm. When it comes to illuminating one's crops at night, the most common method is to craft a collection of torches and place them in a specific pattern around the fields. While it does the job, it does feel strange to have lit torches scattered around the farm, but most make do until they unlock some proper lighting items.
Over on Reddit, kellsipeth shared their discovery that it's possible to place torches on top of fence posts without losing the benefit of lighting.
It's a small detail that many players overlook but it's perfect for those who can't install electric lights since it keeps the torches off the ground and generally looks a great deal tidier. Many users were surprised at the revelation, noting that they've been playing for years but have never seen torches placed on fence posts which just demonstrates the sheer depth of gameplay on offer.
Rotating furniture in Stardew Valley is simple, but different for every platform, and when it comes to decorating, not every item can be rotated.
As mentioned above, the easiest way to light one's farm and the surrounding area in the early stages of a playthrough is to use torches. Having said that, placement can make a world of difference as where one drops their torch can alter the kind of light it gives off. Many enthusiasts recommend putting torches behind trees or bushes as this obscures the actual item while still allowing it to emit a decent glow that feels especially moody in the dead of night.
Those wanting to ditch torches for more advanced forms of lighting should make picking up the furniture catalog a priority. This upgrade allows users to create all manner of new lights including lamps and wall sconces which are especially stylish when used inside one's home. More practical players should focus on finding a Glow Ring, a unique accessory that
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