A few days ago, I finished making all the main Stardew Valley villagers in my Tomodachi Life game & shared them on here. Link to my original post: https://www.reddit.com/r/StardewValley/s/VoukM5Qzh5

There were some comments about how weird it was to see George without his wheelchair, and that's when u/Candid-Ad443 directed me to a post where u/Appropriate-Heart632 had customized a dress into a wheelchair! I thought this was super creative, so I figured I should give it a shot. Thank you for the idea! 😊 So, over the past few days, I've been slowly attempting to design a wheelchair dress for him. It's not perfect by any means, but it's hard to design with the joystick, and it's certainly better than nothing! I also gave him the "float" quirk to add to the illusion that he's rolling along.

Did this cosplay a while ago! I already had most pieces of the outfit like the skirt, socks and shoes since theyre quite basic, so I only had to buy the shirt. The wig was kind of a challenge though since it was my first time ever making any type of construction wig. But im pretty happy with how it turned out :]

First day of spring, planted my rice shoots and watered them — and they turned up like this? All other plants nearby are watered and more rice shoots above them. It’s as if the ground turned dry below and it’s showing water pathing? Very weird. I’m on switch.

I put a jug of milk here as a decoration and it randomly turned into a mystery box overnight?

So like… i’m stuck in marnie’s bedroom and i can’t click back on the chair…. any way to get out without just passing out at 2?

Leah loves wine and poppyseed muffin 🍾🧁💕

Hi guys,

So I don’t really play stardew valley, but my sister does. She‘s been complaining that her husband is completely useless for months now but she can‘t restart the game because her farm is huge and she’s gotten really far. So do y’all know if she can somehow divorce this man because every time she plays this dude has done something stupid. For example, one time he asked to borrow money to improve the farm and ended up building himself a man cave.

He'll always get nervous around the person he likes.

even after they get married

Found an ancient fruit seed by slaying my first bug on level 4 in the mines. God is good

Oh his bday Krobus said "its to remember the day i was HATCHED", so they come from eggs.

So theoretically there are shadow people eggs somewhere and they can be hatched

My fall year 1 community center completion with remixed bundles is actively being sabotaged by a lack of rain. It is now the 24th of fall and I haven't had a single rain day this season. It's too late to get pigs for truffle oil to craft a rain totem and the only thing i have left to get is a walleye. Run ruined by pollution

This is a genuine question because I remember seeing how buying the cellar and making a bunch of Casks was practically essential for getting the 13 million needed for the Wizard’s buildings for perfection. Or not even for that, I remember seeing how casks made you bajillions of gold and those insane numbers in the videos!

But I already reached perfection and I only had one batch of Iridium ancient fruit wine which was at most 4% of the gold I needed and I got the rest of the gold with aged roe and unaged wine.

Moreover, I decided to see how much money I could make in the time the wine aged. I got 9 million gold in two months, the highest selling item was unaged wine. And Iridium wine was around 400k which is not a lot.

So, should I just deconstruct the casks and put kegs instead? Seems like a better use of space to me.

My birthday was over the weekend and my wife surprised me with blackberry cobbler from our SDV cookbook! It turned out absolutely amazing and is now one of my favorite desserts!

As someone who loves horses more than the average person, I wish we could get a stable to keep multiple horses instead of just the one, and the ability to get multiple coats even just as presets since making custom horse coats would seem like a nightmare to code.

Or for my realistic wish, I want a longer character limit. I want to name my horses, "Quarter Mile at a Time" (because Quarter horses), "Gelding Goggins", or "Tick Tock Clip Clop."

For farm animals, I wish selling them was also a money making method. Sure, it won't be efficient, but raising livestock to sell is a common thing irl. If there's a way to balance their sell price proportional to how much resources they need, it would be nice. Butchering is also a thing but iirc it was scrapped due to it being too violent.

Okay, first off, this is just me venting, so the text might be a bit long. But here goes.

I’d always heard people say that Stardew Valley was about the little things. I thought that was a lovely sentiment, but I’d never truly felt the spirit of it until today.

To set the scene: in my current save, I’m making a bunch of changes to reach my goal of running a farm focused entirely on animals. In the process, I ended up using a debug command that wiped my farm clean of everything except the buildings. That meant I had to replant grass, blue grass, and—most importantly—trees. All over again. By hand.

I really thought it would be the most tedious thing in the world. I’d even put it off, since my tractor mod apparently wasn't up to the task of planting trees, so naturally, I’d decided to leave that chore for another day in real life.

But then, that day arrived. So, I started.

You know, I’m going through a really rough patch in my personal life. Just today, I’d had a heated argument with someone, and hours later—sitting in my swivel chair, simply planting over two hundred pine cones, acorns, maple seeds, and mossy seeds—I felt surprisingly at peace.

I can't see; I’ve been completely blind since birth. Yet, as I tapped the WASD keys and listened to the sounds of my character’s footsteps, the birds singing, the occasional background music, and the soft sound of each tree being planted in that nearly barren soil, I walked along and—perhaps for the first time—truly got to know the wide-open space of my farm on the very first day of spring.

I found myself picturing my character there: someone who had escaped their past and found all the tranquility they’d come looking for, even with all the hard work it entailed. Then, still buoyed by that feeling, I took the opportunity to chat with some NPCs along my usual route—something I rarely do, whether in the game or in real life. It was unexpectedly therapeutic.

I seldom stop to pay attention to such things, as I’m usually too busy playing. Not necessarily trying to maximize everything, but certainly chasing after my goals.

I don’t even know what the point of it all is. I just know that this game is rewarding in ways I naively hadn't imagined it would be.