
A standard jug of Milk will restore 38 energy and 17 health. An example of an artisan good that should be created instead of eating the raw product is Cheese.

However, cook it into a Fried Egg (it's the only ingredient) and those numbers double to 50 energy and 22 health. When eaten, a standard Egg will provide 25 energy and 11 health. Rather than restoring a tiny bit of health and energy, they should be processed in a machine or cooked into a meal to restore more of those stats, as well as to (sometimes) offer powerful buffs.Ī simple example is an Egg. Good luck out there farmers! 18 Ignoring Worms In The Ground (Artifact Spots)Īlmost every raw ingredient in Stardew becomes much better if it's cooked into a meal. We've decided to update this guide and add a few more things to avoid for those who are not (yet) experts at the game. While the game is relatively simple once you've played it for a bit, it can be overwhelming at the start. Updated on by Michael Christopher: There's no shortage of information thrown at the player in the early days of Stardew Valley.
#KENT STARDEW VALLEY HOW TO#
Here are some of the more common mistakes first-time players make and how to avoid them. Many players don’t pay attention to the little things that can become complicated nuisances later on.

Perhaps because of this, players will often make mistakes that can inadvertently hinder their progress. RELATED: Indie Game That Became Major Success Stories

There are a lot of things to do and see in this game. Players can focus on farming, crafting, exploring, or more likely a combination of all the above and more. There are a lot of ways to play and enjoy Stardew Valley.
