Stardew Valley Player Proves Why Harvey Is The Most Useless Husband

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is littered with eligible bachelors but it's many believe that Harvey is one of the worst andone player now has conclusive evidence as to why that's the case. The quiet, socially awkward doctor who's always around to stitch up Farmers who may succumb to the horrors of the mines presents like a decent marriage candidate but when it comes to looking after a home, he has a lot to learn. Harvey is a gentle soul who's more comfortable behind his desk than roughing it amongst the animals and crops.

This point was illustrated by Reddit user talbobagginz, who shared screenshots of Harvey as their husband doing his best to mend some of the farm's decaying fences but he didn't exactly do the best job.

While he states that he spent the morning fixing the perimeter,a quick survey reveals that he'd hardly done any work at all, leaving almost every second post broken and unusable. Granted, he's a doctor and not all that handy when it comes to construction and carpentry, but it just demonstrates Harvey's inability to adapt to living the tough life of his spouse.

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While Harvey's certainly not the most disliked person in (that honor generally goes to Morris, Pierre, or Demetrius) most players agree that when it comes to romancing him, the doctor is painfully dull. He certainly means well but when it comes to his personality, he's awkward and struggles to hold a conversation with the farmer in the early days of their relationship. Those personal barriers eventually break down but in comparison to more dynamic characters like Sebastian who has a realistic and emotional arc throughout the game.

Harvey may be a skilled doctor but even then, his hobbies and personality don't necessarily align with working on a farm. His Eight Heart event confirms that he initially had aspirations to be a pilot but instead of pursuing those dreams, he let his