ConcernedApe, the creator of Stardew Valley, has revealed that version 1.5 of the popular agricultural and life simulator will include a new beach environment.
Here’s what you can expect from this type of farm, based on the description of the following screenshot:
“Good fishing and fishing, and lots of open spaces. Sometimes supply boxes are washed up on the shore. However, sprinklers don’t work on sandy soil.”
As also detailed, there will be a new “Advanced Game Options” menu that will allow you to adjust some aspects of your experience.
In response tweets to fans, ConcernedApe explained how beach farms would only include “a little” of normal soil (small amount) and mentioned how the sprinkler restriction wasn’t “as bad,” noting how any plant can be planted. cultivation in the sand and how the grass grows in the sand.
When asked about “Remixed” packages, the creator provided the following answer:
“It’s a random mix of some new packages and also old packages, but sometimes the old ones have variations, for example, they may require different crops or fish. If you choose ‘normal’, it’s just the set of packages of Stardew Valley “
And this is what was said about the “Guaranteed Year 1 Endable” option:
“Right now in Stardew Valley, there is a package that requires red cabbage, which cannot be obtained in year 1, unless it is a coincidence to the traveling merchant, which may not happen. If you select” y1 guaranteed completable “is guaranteed that red cabbage seed appears in y1 “
It is not known exactly when the Stardew Valley 1.5 update will be released, but in November, the developer said it was in the “initial stretch,” meaning it shouldn’t be too far away.
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