Looks like my trusty steed has had enough of this gate always being in the way.
Looks like my trusty steed has had enough of this gate always being in the way.
So I had to give this dandelion to Sebastian as a delivery quest and I overlooked the due date so I ended scrambling for him on the last day. When I wasn’t able to find him anywhere I decided to wait by his house and catch him on his way to bed. I realized holding the dandelion above my head and standing in the rain at night by his house looked much more romantic than I had intended. Mainly because Sebastian is a single guy and, well, I’m not gay. Not that there’s anything wrong with that.
I’ve recently had the urge to create a nice farm in Stardew Valley again. I’ll create a screenshot showcase for this once it’s all done too, but I’ve also got another idea for it as well. I don’t plan on sharing what this is until it’s all done (that might be a while). Much appreciation for upload.farm for making taking screenshots of your entire farm flipping easy.
I also took a different approach to building the farm. Rather than make some space and begin farming, I decided to clean up the entire farm first. That is literally all I did. No farming, no foraging, no socializing in town, nothing. I just woke up everyday and headed out to continue cleaning it up.
I can’t clear the bigger rocks or stumps until I upgrade my tools, which probably won’t be for a little while. I’m also aware there’s a small patch of grass that grew overnight, and yes it bothers me too. For those curious, it took 23 days and here’s what clearing it all up netted me:
The clay and artifacts actually came from the odd worms I spotted and dug up. It’ll take some time, but I’ll eventually post a complete farm.