Stardew Valley Player Learns The Hard Way That One Festival Is Required For 100%
After Year 2, the various festivals that happen in can feel a bit tedious to attend. Certain ones, like the Night Market and the Stardew Valley Fair, offer a variety of activities to at least give the player something to do other than speaking with every NPC gathered in attendance. But others, like the Flower Dance, feel repetitive — especially once a player has a spouse, as the event is really only good for bettering relationships with the locals.
Unfortunately for Reddit user PassionFire_, they found out the hard way why it's important to go to all of the festivals, even when it seems pointless. In their post, OP shared their perfection tracker for their farm, boasting a whopping 99 percent completion. The only thing stopping them from reaching the elusive 100 percent is a single crafting recipe.
"," they said in the caption of the post. The recipe is only available to purchase from Pierre's stand at the Flower Dance, which happens on the 24th of Spring. "" Before PassionFire_ can have a perfect farm, they'll need to wait for the next spring.
One of the best ways to get Calico Eggs in Stardew Valley's Desert Festival is to beat the Scholar's fiendishly difficult quiz on life in the valley.
Each festival and event has a selection of exclusive items to purchase, many of them decorative. Unfortunately, some of the decorative items are also necessary for those looking to achieve perfection on their farm. Six of the nine rarecrows can be purchased at different festivals, and a player will need the original eight to unlock the secret recipe for the ninth one. The Deluxe Rarecrow recipe will arrive in the mail after collecting the previous eight and can be crafted using 50 wood, 1 iridium ore, and 40 fiber.
The Tub O' Flowers also isn't the only crafting recipe that's exclusively obtained at a festival. The Jack O' Lantern recipe can only be bought from Pierre's at the Spirit's Eve festival. Players can buy the Jack O'Lanterns individually for less instead of
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