Stardew Valley Player Shares A Huge Find, But Fans Are Too Worried About The Horrific Inventory To Care

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While fishing, a player got one of the luckiest possible drops — but when they shared it online, the community was so baffled by their use of inventory space that they barely even noticed. In, one of the greatest challenges is managing your limited inventory. You start with one row of 12 items, but can eventually unlock a second and third row by purchasing the Large Pack for 2,000 g, then the Deluxe Pack for 10,000. Both are pretty expensive in the early game, but are still important investments because of how much time they save.

But some players just don't know what to do with all that extra space. Reddit user WolfyKing1823 recently shared a screenshot of their game, showing their incredibly lucky haul from a treasure chest they found while fishing: both a Dinosaur Egg and an Ancient Seed in just one shot. But their fellow community members focused instead on their overstuffed inventory, which included items as diverse, bizarre, and useless for fishing as ten mugs of beer, two scythes, and no fewer than six slingshots. And the community responded with a little good-natured clowning.

Occasionally, while fishing in , a treasure chest will appear alongside your fishing bar. If you manage to hover your cursor over it for long enough to fill its own mini progress bar, then catch the fish you're currently angling for, you'll get a few random items. It's usually useful, if nothing to write home about — things like a little bit of wood, a few pieces of Bait, maybe, if you're lucky, an artifact or two. But once in a blue moon, you'll get something really nice, just as this player did: a simultaneous Dinosaur Egg and Ancient Seed.

These items are so sought-after because they're key to two of the most lucrative farm operations you can set up in. Dinosaur Eggs will let you start raising dinosaurs in your coop, which, in turn, gives you access to more Dinosaur Eggs, which you can process into Dinosaur Mayonnaise and sell for up to 1,120 g a pop. After you donate your first