Stardew Valley/First Spring: Difference between revisions
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* Watering 16 crops unlocks destructive crows, and you don't have a Scarecrow. | * Watering 16 crops unlocks destructive crows, and you don't have a Scarecrow. | ||
* Watering 40 crops in your first week pushes the limits of your energy. | * Watering 40 crops in your first week pushes the limits of your energy. | ||
* You can get 20 extra Strawberries at the end of the month if you use Parsnip, Potato, Green Bean, and Cauliflower to complete the Community Center Spring Crops bundle on Spring 13 and get a Speed Gro reward for it. You can plant Potato on Spring 5 or 6 after your first Parsnips are harvested. You need to plant Cauliflower today. And since it's economical to have Green Bean repeating all month, why not plant one now and bring your Parsnips total to the minimum 13 required to level up for Scarecrow and Fertilizer recipes? | |||
Either stick to 15 or take an energy risk and go with around 40. | Either stick to 15 exactly or take an energy risk and go with around 40. | ||
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* Top trees and make a Chest. (Ship Fiber for gold and to make backpack room until you get a Chest; ship Sap and Clay only if necessary; both are in short supply soon.) | * Top trees and make a Chest. (Ship Fiber for gold and to make backpack room until you get a Chest; ship Sap and Clay only if necessary; both are in short supply soon.) | ||
