• gerryflap@feddit.nl
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    3 months ago

    While I enjoyed it, it was also very stressful. I think we just played wrong. We covered every millimeter of the plot with farms or other useful stuff and then proceeded to be busy for more than half the day with just maintenance. At some point this meant that we never got to explore and often barely had time to go to the stores or talk to the people in the village.

    Apart from overcooked it was probably the most stressful game Is ever played and it’s not supposed to be like that

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      3 months ago

      Yeah my problem with stardew is I feel too invested in min-maxing my time so I end up stressing over every minute in the game and it’s too exhuasting

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      3 months ago

      I never understand why anyone puts together those massive farms. Personally, I always end up leaving the vast majority of the space unused. My farms only ever occupy the space directly in front of the house, and even that needs sprinklers asap.

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        3 months ago

        Some people have a money anxiety built in that translates into the game. The funny thing is they bring it all themselves, the game makes absolutely no fuzz at all about making money.

        The very first scene is the main character running away from the ratrace to a farm. Yet the very first thing some players do is bring in the ratrace with them. Everything in the game makes money and no money at all is ever required by the game from the player, except to advance the farming itself. It doesn’t even have banks or debts like animal crossing.

        It’s bizarre how people, when left to their owe devices, simply reproduce the worse habits of real life.

        • ipitco@lemmybefree.net
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          3 months ago

          no money at all is ever required by the game from the player

          Yes it is though? To upgrade the house, purchase new equipment, buildings, to see more features

          Sure, you can do without money, but then you’re going to miss half of the game’s features