15 Super HANDY Things To Always Do FIRST in Stardew Valley 1.5! (GUIDE) by SharkyGames

15 Super HANDY Things To Always Do FIRST in Stardew Valley 1.5! (GUIDE) by SharkyGames.

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Welcome to my new updated starter guide for Stardew Valley 1.5. Today I share with you my 15 favourite tips that really helped me progress much more easily and a lot faster when starting a new farm in Stardew Valley. I am hoping they bring you help and gu…

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One of my favorite tips is you only need one silo and one silo period.. granted it only holds 250 pieces of hay etc.. but once you unlock the silo and get yourself a coop.. you can place a chest in your coop and then empty your silo viva the hay shoot.. then place the hay into the the chest.. go out harvest the grass to make hay fill the silo.. granted this only works until you have a max level barn/coop aka the auto feeder sorta ruins your ability to access the hay shoot.

"One of my favorite tips is you only need one silo and one silo period.. granted it only holds 250 pieces of hay etc.. but once you unlock the silo and get yourself a coop.. you can place a chest in your coop and then empty your silo viva the hay shoot.. then place the hay into the the chest.. go out harvest the grass to make hay fill the silo.. granted this only works until you have a max level barn/coop aka the auto feeder sorta ruins your ability to access the hay shoot.", rulers00 commented.

"That bed tip is invaluable, for real. Hope you, baby sharky and lady shark are doing well!"

"Bug meat should be used for making fishing bait. 1 meat = 5 bait = up to 5 fish to sell or eat. It works out a lot better than 10 meat for 1 meal and levels your fishing skill too. The only reason not to turn bug meat into bait is if you simply don’t want to fish. You will need to get a few levels in fishing to buy the rod that allows bait to be used, but I think it is definitely worth it to do so."

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rulers00: One of my favorite tips is you only need one silo and one silo period.. granted it only holds 250 pieces of hay etc.. but once you unlock the silo and get yourself a coop.. you can place a chest in your coop and then empty your silo viva the hay shoot.. then place the hay into the the chest.. go out harvest the grass to make hay fill the silo.. granted this only works until you have a max level barn/coop aka the auto feeder sorta ruins your ability to access the hay shoot.

SparkyShinobi: That bed tip is invaluable, for real. Hope you, baby sharky and lady shark are doing well!

Crystal Ferrai: Bug meat should be used for making fishing bait. 1 meat = 5 bait = up to 5 fish to sell or eat. It works out a lot better than 10 meat for 1 meal and levels your fishing skill too. The only reason not to turn bug meat into bait is if you simply don’t want to fish. You will need to get a few levels in fishing to buy the rod that allows bait to be used, but I think it is definitely worth it to do so.

♥ 𝕎𝕀𝕃𝕃𝕆𝕎_𝕎𝕆𝕆𝔻 ♥: About the mixed seeds I like saving them for ginger island because if you plant them there they could grow into blueberries and pineapples ･ᴗ･

Hannah Thetford: In addition to keeping a chest (or two, as eventually the first one fills up) at the mines I also keep my furnace(s) there so I can smelt ores as I mine.

More recently I’ve also started doing some of my animal product processing in the mines entrance, as I can refill the machines regularly during a mining day so don’t need as many to get everything processed.

Be kind Have fun: Hello! Hope you Mum Shark and Baby Shark are doing really well l! Loved the final tip about doing things in your own time. I finally achieved true perfection in year 7 of my first play through then decided to try a 100 days challenge which I realised really quickly I wasn’t enjoying. Kick back, relax and have fun 👍👍. Love your videos 😃

A. J. NunnaUrBiz: The bed tip is also good, because moving the bed away from the wall ensures that if your pet falls asleep right next to the bed (and prevents you from getting into the bed on that side) you can zip around to the other side.

Christy Tina: The menu option I choose first, as soon as I have control is Lock Toolbar. Instead of your toolbar jumping to the top(or bottom) of your screen when you get close to it, it turns transparent.
I have vision issues, and the jumping toolbar tends to give me eye strain.
I lock mine on the bottom, but you can lock it at the top if you prefer.

Ram Tiger Falcon: I’ve only ever had the original version of this, and I’ve loved it since the beginning.
I enjoy getting inspired by others layouts, since my main focus for a large majority of time was all about efficiency and quantity. Beauty came last even though esthetics were always present.
I’m going home tonight and I’m going to reformat my parcel of land…

toryis tatertot: The time thing gets me still. I used to play the farming games where time was restrictive and you had to finish by year x or lose. Still this is the best farming game out IMO.

Gigi: Used to love this game. Still do I guess, but haven’t played in a couple of years. Starting over feels like a slog as I know I have forgotten so much. The last game I had for SV I was using mods that were great and expanded the map in wonderful ways but buggy and going back to the vanilla version seems like a letdown. I hated fishing in this game so I had a mod for that, too. 🤣

Dylan Turnbull: One tip I would give is checking the traveling merchant on Fridays and Sundays, 2500 for the coffee beans sounds pricy at first but it’s a two season crop that I’ve made tons of money on in year one. Also can help you with your community bundles 😁

Kevin D: Sharky, you’re my go to guy for all Stardew Content! I love all your videos and really enjoy the fact you keep playing this game for us! Thank you!

Matthew Thompson: Another tip for grass/ hay. Put a lightning rod on top of a grass starter in your animal’s pasture. It prevents the animals from eating it and you from cutting it down. Also, the rod never deteriorates so it will always be there. You can use a ton of the lightning rods for the fencing as well but it takes some time for you to craft enough of them.

Aunty Julez: Sharky! I have over 1200 hours in this game and I didn’t know about the zoom buttons! Thanks and congrats on the new baby. :)

Nachiket Pargaonkar: The last tip is probably the most important! I’ve recently reached the stage that unlocks the bigger challenges board & it is stressful to complete those…better ignore them & enjoy the game at your pace!

Kasia: Before I forget: regarding the chest in the mines: I tend to keep my sword/weapons in the mine chest, so I a) can drop it there, saving inventory space for other things I want to bring with me back to the farm and b) don’t forget it/miss it when going mining again, planned or spontaneous. It just happened too many times to me, and I don’t carry my sword with me around until I get the 36 slots backpack upgrade, so the sword oftentimes stays in a chest in the farm.

Jem: I’ve just started playing stardew valley and this video has been so so helpful! Thank you so much!

Gabriela Sunrise: I started this game a few weeks ago and I’m at year 2. Playing on mobile, which, from the guides I’m following, I can tell is a bit different than the PC version. Thanks for the tips, the bed one will be gold as it has happened to me to pass out half way to the bed! I hope I will be able to move it.

Zippo_maxx: Tip 16: Mega-Bombs are excellent for cleaning up your farm. :)

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15 Super HANDY Things To Always Do FIRST in Stardew Valley 1.5! (GUIDE) by SharkyGames