"This Is Not A Farm": Creatively Named Stardew Valley Farm Leads To Existential Crisis

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players were left bewildered by an odd statement made by the game's carpenter, which seemed to imply that things aren't as they seem. The cozy farming sim is full of sweet and meaningful interactions with the characters and the world, but sometimes these interactions can leave players scratching their heads, instead. One such interaction was shared by a player, but it turns out the explanation for it is simpler than it seems and entirely self-induced.

Redditor Le_Sabio shared an image of Robin making a bewildering statement about their farm: "" The comment seems very confusinaag since she is clearly speaking about what is, in fact, the player's farm. The trick is in the naming of the farm, as Reddit user TylerMoy7 explains: ""

It seems that Le_Sabio created a farm with this name purely for this joke, and fellow players' response shows that it was worth it. In response to Robin's statement, the Redditor asks, "" The comments are happy to supply answers, starting with the obvious: a screenshot of a line from posted by neonplural, stating "" Other Redditors follow suit and dip into even more memes, fandoms, and pop culture, saying that it's everything from "" (quoting ) to «this is » Sofa_King_We_Todd chimes in with a reference, saying ""

Stardew Valley fans realize that ever since Update 1.6 was implemented, they can steal several decor items from outside NPC homes and more.

Reddit user Any59oh supplies an actual answer, noting that Robin might have a canon reason for being upset at the farmer: ""They go on to note that this would even explain why so many of Robin's community board requests are for lumber since she doesn't want to go all the way down to Cindersap Forest now that there's a farm in the way.

allows players to name their farms, which can lead to some interesting farm names. Besides all the cute and fitting names like «Sunny Meadows» and «Bluebell Fields», players often choose to go the more creative route for their farm monikers. I've seen some very