"Why Can't I Go In Here?": Stardew Valley Player Baffled By Mine Detail

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One perceptive player notices a hidden crevice while deep in the mines, wondering its purpose. Filled with 120 floors, players will attempt to journey down these caverns, taking a ladder at each level to continue downwards. Intending to go deeper to locate better resources, gamers need to keep themselves alive and strategize the best ways possible to reach the bottom.

While going down the mines for resources, the player Meepx13 saw something a little out of the ordinary. With a dark archway in the wall that a pathway continues into, this area seems very much like a path that should be possible to take. Despite that, though, this route is nothing more than just visual decor, leaving the player to ask «This question stirred up quite a response from other fans, who are also wondering why these seemingly random corridors cannot be accessed, but questioned whether they could be later on down the line.

With players jokingly terming it the „forbidden stardew cave“, this area is known to fans as something that's tripped them up before. While it appears like an area that players should be able to walk through and explore,this archway is nothing more than just a decorative change in appearance to the wall, adding some realism but often letting down players. Leaving many to question how it's accessible, as though it's a secret they're yet to unlock, it does seem unfortunate this is nothing more than for looks.

A discussion about the most satisfying thing in Stardew Valley leads to a hilarious „milk noises' discussion with comments you can't “unhear».

While unconfirmed, one player adds some context that may leave these areas making a little bit more sense:If true, it would reveal the purpose of these leftover areas and why they'd remain as visual details that are inaccessible to the player. There may still be potential for these areas down the line though, as the farm's cave shows players what maybe could've been in these spots.

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