ConcernedApe, the creator of Stardew Valley, revealed version 1.5 of the popular farming sim and lifestyle will be a new beach farming setting.
Here are the things you can expect from this type of farm, based on the description in the picture below:
“Good range and fishing, and tons of open space. At times, supply mats wash up on land. However, sprinklers don’t work in the sandy soil.”
As also explained, there will be a new “advanced game options” menu that will allow you to change some of your experiences.
In response to fan tweets, ConcernedApe explained how beach farms only included “a little” of normal soil (not much) and commented on how the sprinkler restriction was not. “So bad” – notes how any crop can be planted in sand and how grass grows on the sand.
When asked about “Remixed” folders, 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 changes, for example they may need a different crop or fish. If you choose ‘normal’ then that’s just the classic set of Stardew Valley bundles »
And here’s what was said about the “Integrated Year 1 Commitment” option:
“Currently in Stardew Valley, there is a package that requires red cabbage, which can only be obtained in year 1 with a random access at the travel dealer, which may not happen. complete ”ensures red cabbage seeds show up in y1”
There is no word on when the 1.5 update at Stardew Valley will be released, but back in November, the developer said it was on the “home extension” – meaning it shouldn’t be too long off.
Will you be testing the new beach farm when the next Stardew Valley renovation arrives? Leave a comment below.