I was going to marry Abigail but she's just too weird so I went with Leah. I just spam salads at her nonstop, we have a great relationship.
I won Haleys heart by giving her two jars of mayonnaise per week. I am a true don juan
I was going to marry Abigail but she's just too weird so I went with Leah. I just spam salads at her nonstop, we have a great relationship.
Right. Just don't open the gate on rainy / stormy days, and don't bother opening it during winter because they won't go outside (and there's no grass for them to eat outside during winter anyway).
Note that unless you have the max upgraded barns / coops you need to set the hay out manually inside the barn / coop from the dispenser (one unit per animal) if they're going to stay inside that day. The fully upgraded ones will automatically dispense hay directly from the silos.
I won Haleys heart by giving her two jars of mayonnaise per week. I am a true don juan
Like drop it on the ground? I don't see a spot to place the hay I took out of the coop.
There's a shelf-like place on the top part of the coop. Should be able to hold 4 hay.
Where I could see my animals hearts? Or such thing doesn't exist?
Right thumbstick, gives you mouse controls. Yeah took me a while too.
Hmmmm...Maru or Leah. Tough choice.
Hmmmm...Maru or Leah. Tough choice.
its my first playthrough ever and i plan to do that. im a sellout, whatever. but i can just use money to upgrade. screw all this collecting nonsense. screw this community. they cant even keep the busses running and they let their community center go to crap. they dont deserve for me to fix it for them. this town really dropped that ball. i will swim in the profits on the backs of these hicks.
Items not sold via your box don't count towards achievements.So I'm in quiet a dilemma. Is putting items in your shipping box better than selling them to the stores or visa versa?
I'm still in Spring Year 1 and picking up a lot of those berries but I don't know if it's doing any justice putting them in the box and now I'm questioning all my foraging pickings. Any tips?
Incidentally, is there anything terribly interesting or useful to use pine tar for? I've got it coming from several trees right now and have been alternately stockpiling and selling it but I don't have a bigger picture for it quite yet.
Game started crashing on winter.
Fuck this.
Whoops there went my entire evening!
Played through half of my first summer and still feeling like I'm doing a really bad job but oh well. I'm trying to keep my lineup of crops relatively small and manageable but most stuff in the summer seems to take a long time to grow up before giving much yeild, so I've only just started actually regularly getting stuff I can sell. I'm stocking up on my quality hops in the hopes that I'll be able to brew it into something much more interesting later, though I don't currently have the means to do so yet. Finally started to dabble in fishing a bit in the meantime and...ouch it's tough with the default pole. By the time I unlocked the better one, I couldn't afford it after having just finally upgraded my axe. Still no house upgrades or extra buildings either, but I've been tentatively planning out more of my forest-based industry, setting up maple and pine orchards for tapping, and clearing space for some fruit trees once I can actually afford the saplings. That may have to wait between the cost of tool upgrades...a better pickaxe is feeling really necessary to make it further into the mines at this point.
Incidentally, is there anything terribly interesting or useful to use pine tar for? I've got it coming from several trees right now and have been alternately stockpiling and selling it but I don't have a bigger picture for it quite yet.
It's a simple goal to be reached. "Hmmm... I'd like to carry around more stuff. Look, there is a backpack. I'll work towards that."Speaking of that...
Games like these need to realize that having so many things cost alot is very annoying and off-putting. I love this game so far but the limited inventory (before the backpack) is an insult to a newcomer. Its vital to expand your inventory. You can barely hold anything before the backpack. "So here's a price tag to expand your inventory! You just started the game? Who cares!!
If he wants his game to crash, sure.
This is my first time playing the game and I don't really know what I'm doing half the time. I started the game and got to day 12 without parsnips growing because I ran out of water and couldn't afford a well. Read online and the guide basically said start again and do better.
I've started a new run and am doing better than before but still feel like half of the stuff is going over my head. Can I just play it and suss stuff out as I go or is it important to have particular things done by winter etc?
Am I equipping them by carrying them? Or am I supposed to do more?Yeah, i had to start taking preparations. Bringing meals, or like 10 cauliflowers or potatoes to beef up my energy + health points. Be sure to visit the Adventurer's Guild for newer swords, and be sure to equip boots/rings for added defense.
Am I equipping them by carrying them? Or am I supposed to do more?
When I first started the game I got a message from Pierre about expanding my back pack. I'm in year 2 now and still don't see increased inventory item
When I first started the game I got a message from Pierre about expanding my back pack. I'm in year 2 now and still don't see increased inventory item
Getting concerned. Had a productive day and a perfect soup at Summer Luau year 2 then the game crashed and quit when I went to bed. First time I'd seen a black Switch crash screen like that.
Played the day again doing to bare minimum, made a perfect soup, went to bed and it saved. Played a full / super productive next day, harvested a hundred coffee beans, bonded in the cemetery with Abigail, and another crash.
I was overdoing it on this game a bit but I may have to take a break if this turns into Groundhog Day, the game.
When I first started the game I got a message from Pierre about expanding my back pack. I'm in year 2 now and still don't see increased inventory item
Speaking of that...
Games like these need to realize that having so many things cost alot is very annoying and off-putting. I love this game so far but the limited inventory (before the backpack) is an insult to a newcomer. Its vital to expand your inventory. You can barely hold anything before the backpack. "So here's a price tag to expand your inventory! You just started the game? Who cares!!
Speaking of that...
Games like these need to realize that having so many things cost alot is very annoying and off-putting. I love this game so far but the limited inventory (before the backpack) is an insult to a newcomer. Its vital to expand your inventory. You can barely hold anything before the backpack. "So here's a price tag to expand your inventory! You just started the game? Who cares!!
There are equip-spots next to your character on the inventory screen that you place those items onto to equip them. You have room for a hat, two accessories, and shoes/boots. The only thing you don't directly equip is weaponry.Am I equipping them by carrying them? Or am I supposed to do more?
Struggling the win the kids' friendship.
Halfway through year 2 and Jas still pretends she doesn't know who I am. It hurts.
I gave her some jam for her birthday because I thought that was the one item guaranteed to be liked by a kid and she hated it, I lost my one heart, back to zero.
What the hell do the kids like that's easy to acquire?!