#SPRING FISHING GUIDE STARDEW VALLEY HOW TO#
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That works out to be around 75.6g per minute. Warping to the desert as soon as possible and eating Spicy Eel + Espresso, you enter the Skull Caverns at around 6:10 AM, which gives you around 1190 minutes inside the dungeon. On average, we could select a more-ordinary value of around 300 Iridium Ore per day, which works out to be 60 Iridium Bars, which is 90,000g. Later on, you will have infinite staircases (from mass Jades from Crystalariums), so you can really maximize the revenue to ridiculous levels. Relating to #2, Skull Caverns revenue really depends on how far you are into year 1 or year 2.

#SPRING FISHING GUIDE STARDEW VALLEY FREE#

(Remember to measure while using a double movement speed buff, in case that isn't obvious.) Feel free to perform this experiment. Relating to #1, an Iridium Sprinkler can water 27 (9x3) tiles at once, so it would be prudent for someone to measure how long it takes to e.g. In Fall year 1, you would plant Pumpkins.īuilding on this, the next two relevant questions are:Ģ) What is the opportunity cost per minute, based on revenue in the Skull Caverns? In Summer year 1, you might be able to fill all the tiles with Starfruit, in which case you would plant more Starfruit. (Otherwise, you would hypothetically use Cauliflower.) In Spring year 1, you will be busy doing other stuff and won't have maxed out tiles yet. We don't have massive amounts of Ancient Seeds available on year 1. We don't have Hyper Speed-Gro yet (because we don't have access to Ginger Island, as previously stated). So I would assume Ancient Fruit Tiles are more profitable then Star Fruits (based on your sheet: ) because of time constraints considering the need of replacing Starfruits each harvest having unlimited space won't give you unlimited profit because you have a limited time per day. I do not believe it won't be profitable in a significant way to reinvest that money (hundred thousands of gold!) in that time frame.Įdit: I would like to also have a more practical look on the strategies. And you have a large sum of free useable sand tiles that just lay waste. When going the normal community center route (not Joja), there is a large time gap between having enough money after spend on all necessaries that increase your profit (tools, machines, upgrades) and having access to the greenhouse, which is approximeately one ingame month (mid summer to mid fall). But when I think about having the most money at a specific point, let's say end of first year, end of second year or a far date in the future, i am sure there are better ways then only plating starfruits whenever it is possible, especially before having access to the Greenhouse or the new Ginger Island farm.

And using the limitied space for sprinklers as described as in your guide I also agree. Obviously as you said, skull-cavern runs are as good as on any other farm. Also infinitve money isn't a comparable number when trying to decide which min-max methods are better. My question wasn't about what is the best farm layout for min-max, that is obviously the standard farm. It is like when someone ask you what is the most profitable job in country A, you respond with, there are better ones in country B.

#SPRING FISHING GUIDE STARDEW VALLEY HOW TO#

You can't compare one farm layout with another when the question is how to min-max on a specific layout. By the time that you set up 22 Coops in a completely automated way, you would *already* have infinite money if you had just used a more direct method. Having extra auto-petters to spare doesn't really change the calculus either. You would need 22 fully upgraded Coops to match that, which isn't as ridiculous as 59 fully upgraded Coops, but still pretty absurd. Each Skull Caverns run can net you 100,000g (or more, if you are good at the game). So basically, a complete waste of time.įurthermore, even in a hypothetical where you were arbitrarily restricting yourself from using the island farm, it would still be a waste of time to build coops. You would need approximately 59 fully upgraded Coops to match that, with a significant amount of up front gold investment and time investment to get it going. With 792 squares available on the farm, that nets you 272,250g per day. This is the optimal amount of gold per square, which comes out to 343.75g per day. Contrast 4,620g a day versus covering the island farm with Hyper Speed-Gro + Starfruit.

Again, as I said above, there's no need to only min-max the beach farm when you have the island farm available to you. With the largest Coop, you can have 12 Void Chickens, with would equal a daily output of 4,620g, assuming you get an egg from each chicken every day. Click to expand.No, unfortunately that is a bad idea.

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