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The Luau is the biggest event of the summer in , and contributing to the Luau potluck is your chance to earn friendship points or cause mayhem. Players can add their own ingredients to the soup to make a delicious friendship-winning meal, a foul concoction, or something in between.
is a game that gives players back as much as they're willing to put in but every so often, a major feature can be overlooked by even the most enthusiastic Farmer. While the latest 1.6 Update has continued to astonish players on PC, older mechanics added in previous improvements can still stump those who may not have read the patch notes in detail. In instances like these, it's common for the community to come together to celebrate the discovery, even if everyone else is already well aware of its existence.
If there's one thing that Stardew Valley players and Lego builders have in common, it's an impressive level of dedication to executing a creative vision. Stardew players are known for optimizing farm layouts that are equal parts beauty and efficiency, so it's no surprise that one of them went and built the entirety of Pelican Town in Lego. The feat took about 2 years to complete, its creator told PC Gamer.
The creativity of the community should never be underestimated, especially when it comes to bringing the game to life with a particularly entertaining medium. The relatively straightforward world design of and Pelican Town allows players to play with the space: It's large enough to fill in some of the map's gaps but contained in a way that's easy to visualize in a three-dimensional manner. Which is why uniting the game with the constantly expanding world of LEGO makes for an incredible combination.
's romance option lineup is missing a potentially superior choice. With the current 12 bachelors and bachelorettes of Pelican Town being around since the early days of the popular farming simulator, some characters that players desire to romance are currently unavailable to do so. One character in particular stands out as a compelling choice for an ideal romance option.
is a game of many mysteries but one of the most bizarre puzzles the community has yet to solve shouldn't be a conundrum at all. Many players may enjoy the game's life-sim elements but one has to embrace a sense of disbelief when it comes to understanding some of the stranger discoveries that can be unearthed in and around Pelican Town. Beyond the monsters in the mines, it's also just odd to imagine the new Farmer running into town and making friends with everyone by handing out various seeds and Artifacts they found on a walk.
In what scientists will someday call «a marketing collabo of supernatural potency,» Stardew Valley creator Eric Barone has revealed that he wants to get some kind of crossover going with Fortnite. Specifically, he'd like to transplant a few of the citizens of his sedate farming sim into Epic's Omniverse, handing them a combat shotgun and letting them go ham on other people's licenced trademarks.
The animals of are all adorable in their own way but one fan explicitly proved that pigs are the one exception to the rule. Ever since ConcernedApe's Farming RPG launched in 2016, the community has been divided on the pig sprite with many insisting that the abundance of wrinkles and scrunched-up faces make for aesthetically unappealing creatures. In comparison to other livestock options like cows, goats, and sheep, Pig 's may bring in plenty of cash with their truffles but they certainly don't make for an appealing farmyard.