Yet more quick tips for Stardew Valley!

I've got some little known details about light sources, and the specifics of different kinds of bait!

Also, this is featuring auto captions from Instagram, as a necessity since I don't have access to tiktok captions right now. How do we feel about them compared to the other style?

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Here's the lofi Stardew Valley music I use a lot:

[Jude-uohj]

Wild bait is so underrated I wonder how long it would take to unlock In a new play through😀

[KitsukiiPlays]

Oh, the wild bait one was super helpful!

[undeadladybug]

Jack o lanterns also turn to mush on the first day of a new season

[slwrabbits]

What about path vs. grass? Since pathing would keep a route clear through a grass pasture, might be helpful if you grow a lot of grass.

[iridiumconduit]

epic video! keep up the grind and keep being you. I subscribed! :)

[isimliisimsiz]

İ know these, beacause i watched your full video. 🧜‍♀️🧜‍♀️🧜‍♀️

[klutterkicker]

Wow I've never seen path vs no path head-to-head and I see now that it's an incredibly small difference.

[yusufrahman]

I have a gambling problem I have spent an entire human day in the stardew valley casino

[Isolet.]

The wild bait is the most useful, especially if you are lucky enough to catch 2 legendary fish

[velvetbutterfly]

I would like a follow up to the first tip where you compare the sizes of every single light source

[isra]

I wanna open wild bait recipe but I'm not ready to see the cutscene.

[ZaneBlade]

Wish paths made movement fast outside the farm (include NPCs)

[meatman]

Well it’s not like their gonna be able to try it a 2nd time anyway

[EdgeKisaragi]

I am curious about the American language. Is it pathing and has it always been? just in the UK we use paving instead. /g

[skylersadventures]

Am I the only one who doesn't use a light source on my farm?

[noreng]

I just got my first iridium chart yesterday. Someone please tell me what to do with it, I know it's important and I shouldn't donate it but why?

[tess]

The “fish aren’t crazy about the taste” fact has always confused me with how often that it’s brought up. “Not being crazy about the taste” of something is a common phrase, it doesn’t mean you hate the taste… it means you don’t love it, but’ll still eat it if it’s given to you.

[CatPeachYT]

Is there a way too keep jack-o-lanterns alive?