TL;DR: Still in development, but Stardew Valley v1.6 took most of his time.

    • Cenotaph@mander.xyz
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      15 days ago

      You absolutely can. My partner is in year 4. Any stress in stardew valley is self-imposed

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      15 days ago

      You can but if you want to get a perfect score at the evaluation after year 2 you need to complete the community center and meet a few other requirements. You can reevaluate at any time after the 2 years but it’s more interesting to do it within the original time limit.

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        15 days ago

        That’s the weird thing about SV. There are no time constraints or missable items or events of any significance, but it FEELS like there are. Anecdotally, the disparity seems to happen to traditional “gamer” gamers vs casual “once in a while” gamers. I always see the latter taking their time and enjoying the little things about the game, but myself and my other friends that play games regularly tend to take it too seriously and worry about the time constraints far too much. Still a fantastic game, would recommend to people that like farming games.

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          14 days ago

          There are no time constraints… of any significance

          I find the length of the day to be a huge constraint, especially when mining.