15 Do’s & Don’ts in Stardew Valley
Here are 15 do’s and dont’s in Stardew Valley!
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0:00 – Intro
0:21 – Pets
0:49 – Sprinklers
1:11 – Foraging
1:59 – Green Rain
2:36 – Fertilizer
2:56 – Fishing
3:24 – Legendary Fish
3:56 – Tapping Trees
5:05 – Pickled Mushrooms
5:42 – Cabins
6:20 – Bookseller
6:48 – Purple Shorts
7:21 – Quarry Mine
7:38 – Barn Door
7:47 – New Festivals
8:11 – Ending
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4 Comments
well is more efficient to craft basic sprinkler,because energy in the early game is so small,is more effective to use that enegy to fishing/mining
Basic sprinkler is efficient, and effective for earlier. Lol
I generally craft one basic sprinkler and use it to water a flower to get better honey. My choice to wait for quality sprinklers for most crops is basically an aesthetic one – I just don't like the layout of basic sprinklers. But I do feel that it's easy and quick enough to get to where I can make the quality sprinklers that the wait isn't bad. I'm just not a true min-maxer; this is just how I have the most fun.
Regular sprinklers are perfectly acceptable and extremely handy early game, especially for us strawberry lovers who can't exactly afford to spend nearly 200-300 energy daily (about only 125 strawberries), and having full energy for half a season and hitting level 7-8 farming in spring for spending about 30 copper and iron bars sounds like a great deal