I don't know if you're the type to put screenshots of comments in your videos but I'd prefer mine not to be, if you do. ^u^ Here's some tips for you! (Sorry about the length ><;; ) Another person already talked about fishing so here's a different tip. If you find fishing really hard, Willy sells a Training Rod at his shop that helps out a lot in the early game. When you level up your Fishing skill it makes the catch bar bigger, and the Training Rod will make your catch bar size the equivalent of Lvl 5 but you'll only reel in easy to catch fish. So once you reach Lvl 5 Fishing I'd recommend switching back to the Bamboo Pole so you can catch all the fish. Another tip is spawn requirements for fish is kinda similar to ACNH. Body of water, weather, time of day, and season all affect what can be caught and if you need a specific fish and are having a hard time finding it you can always google what the requirements are. The "You've got some new ideas to sleep on..." is just a notification that you've leveled up in a skill. When you go to sleep you'll get a popup like you did today that tells you you leveled up and what that means (catch bar bigger for fishing, new recipes, etc). It's not prompting you to go to sleep, you can play the rest of the day : ) There's a friendship mechanic in the game, which you can see if you go to your relationship tab. You can give people gifts, but they all have unique tastes and some characters might love items others hate. It goes Love - Like - Neutral - Dislike - Hate. Anything Neutral and above will give you friendship points, with Love giving you the most points and Hate losing you the most points. You get more points for gifts given on a birthday so if you know someone's loved items you can save it for their birthday if you want. You can click on a person in your relationship tab to see their overview, which will list their birthday and gift preferences. Gifts can be given twice a week, with the new week starting on Sunday. Some other ways to get friendship points is talking to them (can be done everyday), doing quests, and answering questions they ask nicely. You actually do lose points if someone sees you digging through the trash, but it's about the same amount as talking to them once, so I wouldn't worry too much about it. You can also gain friendship with animals but pretty much you just need to "talk"/pet them each day and make sure they're not stuck outside in the rain. If you see little "worms" or "sticks" wiggling in the ground you can actually use your hoe to dig the tile and it'll give you something. You can get artifacts for the museum, seeds, clay, stone and more. It's worth keeping your hoe on you all/most of the time so you can dig up these spots. Crops that don't reach maturity/aren't picked before the season rolls over die. As long as they grow and are picked by the 28th of each month you're all good but the crops are a little weird with the wording- they will say how many days it takes to grow but that doesn't include the day you plant them. So cauliflower for example says "takes 12 days to grow" but the last day you can grow them is the 16. 16 + 12 = 28, it might help you to remember it that way. A lot of people get tripped up by assuming the day you plant them in the ground is included in those 12 days but it's not. There are fertilizers you can get to speed up the growth time but its different each crop so I'd look it up if you want to know that information. The only other thing I'll mention about crops is you can read the little text box for info because some crops do unique things. Some can be planted in multiple seasons and won't die when it rolls over. Some are multi-harvest crops which you can harvest multiple times a season- it's better to plant these early in the season so you can get more harvests. Some crops say they're "trellis crops" which means your character can't pass through the space they occupy- you don't want to plant these in a 3x3 (for example) because you won't be able to reach that middle crop. Also, re: crops and fertilizer, you can only put fertilizer down while the crop is still a seed. Most of the time this means the day you plant it, though some crops are seeds for more than 1 day. I find it easier to just put it down the same day I plant. You'll get a quest to build a coop, but I'd recommend getting a silo first because that's the only way to store food for animals. You can let animals outside to graze and they won't eat the hay inside, but if it's raining they won't go out and need to have hay in their troughs. You can harvest the thin grass (not the big clump that gives you fiber) with your scythe and that'll give you hay once you have a silo. If you don't have a silo (or run out of hay and there's no grass on your farm) you can buy hay from Marnie if her shop is open (she's closed Mon & Tues). She owns the farm with the cows you saw. I don't think you found it but there's an exit at the bottom of your farm that leads right to her house. There's also an exit at the top of your farm that will lead to the mountains where Robin's house and the Mines are. Speaking of Marnie, yes her house is also her shop. A lot of the shops are this way and most people house's you can walk right in. I also find this weird lol. It only limits you from walking into their bedrooms; Leah and Elliott's houses are pretty much their bedrooms and that's why you can't walk into their houses until you're better friends. Nobody ever gets mad at you for walking into their houses, especially since- as mentioned- half of the houses are also shops. Anything you can pick up will change your mouse pointer to have a green plus symbol, this can be helpful if you're not sure what you can pick up : ) There's a traveling merchant that comes by every Friday and Sunday and has a shop parked in the forest above the Wizard's tower near the big pink tree. The Merchant sell different items every time, and you might find some unique or useful things. They also sell stuff that you can buy from other shops and it might be cheaper, but it also might be more expensive so if you're worried about wasting money you could google the normal price for something you're not sure about. If you run out of energy (green bar) you'll become exhausted. This will make you move very slowly and will affect how much energy you wake up with the next morning. You can eat something to gain energy and won't move slowly anymore but will still wake up with energy reduced. The Muscle Remedy you saw at the doctor's can completely remove the exhausted effect. If you keep pushing when you're exhausted you will pass out and the day will end immediately. The same thing will happen if you stay up too late. The day ends at 2am and you'll pass out, though if you go to bed any time after 12am it will affect your energy the next day (you can regain the missing energy by eating so it's not a big deal). If you pass out because of exhaustion or after 2am you'll be charged some money if you're not inside your house. A similar thing happens if you run out of health (you were right that if you don't see the health bar that you have full health). You'll get knocked out and lose money and potentially items, but the day won't end. You can eat to refill your health and energy bar and continue the day. If you lose items you can talk to Marlon (you'll meet him soon) to get one item back- but only one so choose carefully. The only other weird little thing related to energy and passing out and stuff is if you leveled up a skill that day, then it negates the energy loss and you'll wake up with full energy. In general I'd recommend saving one or two of each item because you never know if you'll need it. Besides the museum there's another collection aspect to this game that'll come up soon and it might be annoying to collect everything but be missing 1 item that you sold earlier in the year. There's no pressure to finish the collection in your 1st year or even in your 7th, but it does unlock more things so it might be annoying to wait a whole year for just 1 item. A couple hints I'll give are: 1. I'd recommend putting Basic Fertilizer on any cauliflower you grow to try to get 5 gold star ones- keep these until you need to donate them. 2. If you see a red cabbage seed at the travelling cart I'd pick it up. These will be sold in Year 2 however, so it's not a big deal if you don't grow one in Year 1. 3. Similarly, if you see an Ancient Seed at the travelling cart pick it up! These aren't sold in the normal shops, so it's a much more rare find. 4. If you find a... unique egg that you can donate to the Library/Museum I'd try incubating it in a coop before donating it. These are hints for if you want to finish it in Year 1 though. There's really no pressure, especially for a first time player. The game continues on and on and you can take things at your own pace and mess up as much as you want and still get back on track. It'll just take more time. You can play the game however you want and if anyone ever gets upset with something you did then that's wrong of /them/. We're all 1st time players at one point and there's a LOT to Stardew that not everyone knows off the bat. At the end of the day it's just a game. Take your time and have fun, I hope you like the game!
@@jpapiiii Wow thank you so much for all of the tips! This was so helpful and I really appreciate the time it must have taken you to type all this out!
U can collect those Spring onions near the Sewer on the south.They grow almost everyday all spring.U can either eat or sell them & they aren't worth much but they are perfect for beginners
Not sure if you ever figured out the fishing but, to help out a bit. As soon as you see the exclamation point pop up you have to left click. Then a little mini game pops up to catch the fish. Note sometimes it's not always a fish
I got a game recommendation. It’s Sea of Thieves. Should definitely check minimum requirements to run it before playing. But it’s a fun pirate themed game. Something to know is that while there is a single player option, Sea of Thieves main setting has people in a server, so you may encounter pvp. But single player is still there if u don’t like online servers.
@pinkrosekittygames 🤣🤣 I also just got to the people with the shrine/church in there house lol I think this game might have some lore for you to find 🤣
I don't think she was as I played all the events and I really wanted to get her so I don't believe I could have missed her. But if I did that's really funny
hello!! js wanna let you know, at around 8:20, you use xiangling’s burst before bennetts. you NEVER want to do this, always use bennett’s before xiangling’s, she had a mechanic called snapshotting, where whatever buffs she has at the start of her burst, she keeps. this is a great mechanic for her, but it also makes it so that if you dont have a buff at the beggining of her burst, you cant add it later. if you need clarification, just ask, but basically, just do buffs and then xiangling when it comes to rotations
As a Kaeya main, I'm happy to see cryo teams represented!! I just finished floor 10 and started floor 11 this week for the first time~ (I started in 4.4) Keep up the great videos!!
Omg good luck! I mained Kaeya all the way up until around AR 55 or so when I started to use characters like Ganyu more but he is the main reason I grew to like the element so much ^^
7:12 around the sound effect of the game are so loud, it's damn near impossible to hear you over them. Seems to be the case for every time you are in combat. Something to look out for in future videos, that aside, decent vid.
