305 Void Egg 308 Void Mayonnaise 769 Void Essence 795 Void Salmon 896 Galaxy Soul (Item Value = 5.000) There are many more, although the list is very long, if you want to review any other look https://www.mejoress.com/en/stardew-valley-item-id-item-codes-full-list/

Multiple sources indicate the game is not cross platform in any way, including the https://stardewvalleywiki.com/Multiplayer : Crossplatform multiplayer (e.g., PS4 PC) isn't supported, except between PC versions (e.g., Windows MacOS).

Sadly, by update or because I'm playing multiplayer, PausePause's plan did not work. But the bases are there. Start your farm and give yourself a name with the item glitch. I personnally didn't like the Stardrops, because as soon as you go over them in inventory, it uses them. So I went with 3 5,000G items. Go talk around the town. Pierre, Caroline and Marnie refer you by name in their first talk, so its gonna give you 45k right there. Mine stone and wood. Build a coop ASAP. In multiplayer, have one player go buy chickens, with the items glitch, and the other stay in the coop and sell as soon as the chicken appears. (In solo, I guess do it by batches.) When that is done (we got 250k in a day) then you have your 140k for the projects. Go talk with the Joja Guy. The membership card and upgrades can only be done 1 per day. BUT, in multiplayer, if the upgrade menu is open for 2 or more players, they can each select an improvement and it will be done (so you can do 2-3-4 upgrades in the same day.) When all upgrades are done, go to joja mart, get the cutscene and the achievement. We were done Year 1 Spring 10th.

According to the Steam Store page for Stardew Valley, the game supports Steam Cloud: This means that as long as you are using the same Steam account and Steam Cloud is enabled, then you don't need to do anything to transfer your save games. To check if Steam Cloud is enabled, and how to enable it if it isn't already: https://help.steampowered.com/en/faqs/view/68D2-35AB-09A9-7678#enabling How can I enable or disable The Steam Cloud The Steam Cloud can be toggled for individual games, or as a global Steam setting for all games. When Steam Cloud functionality of a game is disabled, all progress that would normally be saved via the cloud will only be saved locally on the machine where the progress was made. Individual games: From the Steam Library, right click on any game and select Properties.... Under the General tab, the Cloud Synchronization setting can be toggled. All games: From the Steam client Settings window, navigate to the Cloud tab. Cloud can be enabled or disabled using the toggle next to Enable Steam Cloud Sync for applications that support it.

So, the only way I know how to do this, is by checking your save file. Stardew Valley save files should be located at %AppData%\StardewValley\Saves\ on Windows, and at ~/.config/StardewValley/Saves/ on MacOS and Linux. The save file of the game you want to check should have a folder name like Tink_241984836, where the first part is the name of the player that created the farm map, and the second is just a random ID. Open the folder, and open the save file (that one should also be named Tink_241984836), I prefer using Notepad++ but any text editor that will also allow you to search for a specific string of text and count occurrences will do. Once opened, do a count/search for trueRarecrow. You can't just simply search for 'Rarecrow', because that won't return unique results. If you have found all the Rarecrows, this count should return '8'. If the count there is lower, you can figure out which one you're still missing by doing a few more searches through your save file. Each Rarecrow in the game has a number that can be found on the Modding:Big_craftables_data wiki page. Their numbers are 110, 113, 126, 136, 137, 138, 139 and 140. They are ordered, so 110 is Rarecrow 1 of 8 and 140 is Rarecrow 8 of 8. Search your save file again, but this time for 138, where the number 138 between the tags can be changed to match one of the above 8 numbers. Once you figure out which number is missing, you can look at the Rarecrow wiki page to see an image of the Rarecrow you're still missing and where to find it. Oh, and once you're done: Always close without saving. That's the best way to make sure you haven't accidentally messed up anything in your save file.

The host can use the /pause command and that pauses the game for all players. You can also type /resume to... Well, resume playing.

This information is easily found by hovering over individual items in the menu's Collections tab, as shown in this picture:

Professions in multiplayer Stardew Valley have two variations: Professions that affect item selling price apply to all players, as long as the player with that skill is online. Professions that affect gameplay in other ways apply only to that player. When a player places a crab pot with either the Mariner or the Luremaster profession, the effect is tied to that crab pot. That means that the bonus will remain so long as the pot remains there, even if another player collects from it. However, if another player without the profession breaks the crab pot and replaces it, it will no longer have the effect from the profession.

Inaccessible forage items and dig sites can appear throughout the game, not just on Ginger Island. Nothing to do when that happens, other than sigh and wait enough days for them to disappear.

Seems like the Iridium Rod should do the trick for catching the spine out of the river according to this video. Make sure you are fishing from the river that in the dig site, and not the small one you cross to enter the dig site: Alternatively, you can also find the spine from Artifact Spots on the south beach, but fishing is probably quicker. Like the video illustrates, a Reddit post says the spine is caught similar to trash or also in a treasure chest: Spine: fishing in the river at the digging site (EDIT: can be fished up in treasure OR in like trash/algae)

There are 6 respawning stumps in the secret woods. They respawn daily for a total of 12 hardwood per day. If you go there every day you'll have enough in two weeks. To get hardwood more quickly, you can grow mahogany trees. Mahogany seeds can be bought from the Island Merchant, or are rare drops from stumps and forest slimes. Hopefully you should see some while collecting hardwood in the secret woods. Once you have seeds, you can farm mahogany. The Lumberjack perk is a level 10 foraging perk that causes hardwood to drop from regular trees. You can reset your perks at the Statue of Uncertainty in the sewers for 10,000g. If you have 10 foraging you can switch, deforest your farm, then switch back.

A rough calculation: P(2+ items) × P(chance of Neptune's Glaive) × P(chance of Broken Trident) = P(chance of both together) 0.4¹ × 0.007 × 0.007 = 0.0000196 ≈ 1:50,000 So pretty unlikely. This ignores complications such as if the quoted chance is rolled for each slot instead of being the total chance of getting it in any chest. It also assumes the selection of each item is completely independent. ¹ The official wiki says chance of a single item in a chest is 60%, and the complement of that is 40%.

The Stardew Valley wiki Movie Theater page has a breakdown of who loves, likes and dislikes each movie, as well as everyone's favorite snacks. Here's a abridged version of everyone's top choices. Villager Favorite Movie(s) Abigail Mysterium It Howls In The Rain Alex Wumbus It Howls In The Rain Caroline The Brave Little Sappling Journey Of The Prairie King: The Motion Picture Demetrius Natural Wonders: Exploring Our Vibrant World Wumbus Dwarf Loves all the movies Elliott Mysterium Emily The Miracle At Coldstar Ranch Evelyn The Miracle At Coldstar Ranch The Zuzu City Express George The Zuzu City Express Gus The Miracle At Coldstar Ranch Wumbus Haley Does not love any movie, likes every movie except Journey Of The Prairie King and Wumbus Harvey The Miracle At Coldstar Ranch The Zuzu City Express Jas The Brave Little Sapling Journey Of The Prairie King: The Motion Picture Natural Wonders: Exploring Our Vibrant World Wumbus Jodi The Zuzu City Express Krobus Does not love any movie, and only likes Mysterium Leah Mysterium Leo Natural Wonders: Exploring Our Vibrant World Lewis Natural Wonders: Exploring Our Vibrant World Marnie The Miracle At Coldstar Ranch Maru Natural Wonders: Exploring Our Vibrant World Wumbus Penny The Brave Little Sapling Pierre Wumbus Robin Journey Of The Prairie King: The Motion Picture Sandy Loves every movie Sam Wumbus Sebastian Mysterium It Howls In The Rain Shane Wumbus It Howls In The Rain Vincent The Brave Little Sapling Journey Of The Prairie King: The Motion Picture Wumbus Wizard Mysterium

I have found that animal products aren't really the major cash crops they might seem like. The value per item is huge, but the quantity of items just isn't there. Field crops are where there money's been at, for me, especially if I get sprinklers going so that I can spend my spare time fishing or caving. This spreadsheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1DPAq3AyaXIlqML1KummuMHDS_MV3uH0Z7kXAZXKFsSQ/edit#gid=0 Lays out the profit per day from various crops, including if you're kegging/jarring them. Generally speaking: Spring: Strawberries Summer: Blueberries or Starfruit Fall: Cranberries and/or Pumpkin Winter: Winter forage crop seed. If you've got the greenhouse you can run starfruit and coffee bean year round in there, or any multi-yield crop like blueberries/tomatoes, etc.

These events can trigger when you are unmarried, have 10 hearts with all 6 bachelors or all 6 bachelorettes, and have seen all their 10-heart cutscenes. An event occurs when the farmer enters Haley/Emily's House (bachelorettes) or the Stardrop Saloon (bachelors). In the event, your girlfriends/boyfriends announce that they know what you're doing and are breaking up with you. The actual result is that they get mad and won't accept gifts for a week. Holding a Rabbits Paw changes the event to a better event where they don't find out or break up with you. If you want to see the events yourself: Bachelors Bachelorettes

From this (the?) Wiki: If an animal has been trapped outside [...] with the barn or coop doors closed, there is a chance they will be attacked by a wild animal during the night. After the player goes to sleep, any events that will happen during the night (such as Bundle events) are calculated as normal. If no events are due to occur, there will be a 50% chance that the game will attempt to start a wild animal attack event. If this event proceeds, the game will go through all buildings to find a barn or coop that has their doors closed and has animals left outside. For each building, the game takes a random number between 0 and 1 and compares it to 1/(the number of total farm buildings). If the random number is larger, the building is ignored. In other words, the more buildings the player has, the less likely that one will be attacked. For example, if the player has two farm buildings, each building has a 50% chance of being attacked, three buildings would give 33%, four would give 25% chance of being attacked, etc. Once a building has been chosen, the event takes the first animal stuck outside from that building to be the target of the attack. The animal will be removed from the game and in the morning, all other animals will have a mood message saying " looks stressed and paranoid today. It seems like something bad happened last night." Besides this message, the other animals are unaffected.

When on a console that allows it, save file editing as explained below is by far the fastest, as you can be done within a single in-game day. If you don't want to cheat like that, there are a few relatively fast 'legitimate' ways too: use Jade and Crystalariums (each will produce new jade every day and 16 hours in-game), then trade the Jade on Sundays with the desert trader for stairs. Use those stairs on the luckiest type of day with luck boosts from lucky rings and food/drinks. like this comment said, use money to buy stone, turn that stone into stairs as well. Use the same way as described in the previous point. do what SeanyBoi5 wrote in their answer, and slay monsters in the 'dangerous' mines. So, after trawling across the internet for a bit more, I came across this youtube video about 'luck level'. Increasing your luck level to an insane amount (like 1000) will make sure that floor 10 and every lower floor in the Skull Caverns is a Treasure Room. The youtube video lists a lot of other 'benefits' as well. Most importantly, Luck Level is something you can influence by doing save file editing, as the video doesn't disclose which mod allows the increase of luck level like it's shown there. I ended up going with this, and found Auto-Petters on floors 40, 60, 66 and 131. I started immediately in the morning and was done at around 2PM (I did use a movement speed buff, spicy eel). If you want to, you can create extra inventory room by not bringing a pickaxe and only bring stairs to get down to floor 10, every treasure room will already have a stair. Do bring a weapon though as the treasure chambers still have enemies. Really, the weapon is the only thing you'll really need to bring. I found a pretty good guide on generic save file editing here. The summary: In your windows file explorer, go to %appdata%, your stardew valley save files will be in de Stardew Valley folder, under 'Saves'. Each farm you have will have it's own folder, named after your character + a number. Copy the folder from the farm you'd like to edit to a save location as a backup first! You never know what you might accidentally type/delete and need the backup. It's also good to have it to look up the original value of your luckLevel once you're done and want to set it back to normal. For each save, you need to edit 2 files: SaveGameInfo and, in my case, Tink_241984836 (My character's name). Open them in Notepad, press ctrl + f, search for 'lucklevel', and change the value between the XML tags to 1000. (So you end up with 1000). Save both files, and start the game. Happy treasure hunting! And once you're done and want to mine the Skull Cavern as usual again, you need to change your save file once again, and set the luckLevel back to it's original number (in my case, 0). The setting persists, so if you don't, you'll have this extreme amount of 'luck' every day and will never be able to mine the Skull Cavern normally again.

I've been using this planner to help me plan my farms. I think I got an idea for yours too, but it's not looking pretty... You're also not going to be able to ride your horse into The Backwoods with this layout as the path left is too narrow and there's no way to have your stable right next to your house/cabin for easy access to fast transport. I really focused on covering as much tillable area of the map in as little Junimo Huts as possible. This is the 'optimised' plan, using 15 Junimo Huts. For your 128 interactable items, I would recommend building a Shed and upgrading it to a Big Shed. This will mean it will only take up 21 spaces of farmland, and if you give the interior a layout like in the image below you'll have 129 interactable items in that space, which are all easily reachable with a controller: For the 'basic' Junimo Hut area of a square, put a Deluxe Scarecrow either on the left or the right side of the Junimo hut entrance. For most of the huts, then place Iridium Sprinklers, like in the picture below. Leave the space between them free for now, it isn't worth the resources putting in other sprinklers to cover that. Since you're playing the 1.5 version, once you get Pressure Nozzles put those on the sprinkles circled in red. This will increase their radius to a 7x7 square and make sure you have everything covered except the Junimo Hut itself and the three tiles in front of it. Find the huts that cover the most 'square' areas first and use the above sprinkler placement as a guide. If you really want to cover all the space that isn't taken up by farm buildings with crops and Junimo Huts, you're going to need 4 huts to totally cover most corners. And even then, you're not going to be able to cover absolutely every square as you can't block the Junimo Hut entrance with e.g. a watering hole. You're also going to have to do some creative sprinkler placement on the huts that aren't covering a square area or are overlapping a lot with already covered areas. There's honestly so much overlap and wasted space, that I would think thrice about whether to spend that many resources on making huts, sprinklers and getting pressure nozzles. Seeing this I would recommend to stick to no more than 1 or 2 huts per corner, and fill the rest with other stuff that also earns money or makes resources that you may need for crafting. Remember that while Junimo's harvest the planted crops, you're going to be spending quite an amount of time just tilling and sowing seeds each season if you want to use all this space. My 'optimised' farm has only two Junimo Huts and I easily spend a day just tilling, fertilizing and then sowing seeds in the area around those two. The planner doesn't let me do it, but move the finished Greenhouse (which is a 7x6 building) away from the center of the map, and into the corner marked with scarecrows, next to your house. The area that becomes available that way is covered by the huts as placed in the map below. Don't be freaked out by the red areas: They indicate 'untillable' soil, but that doesn't mean they're inaccessible. You can still put buildings some of it, like your silo and one stable next to your house.

They do gain quality. From the wiki (emphasis mine): A tree's fruit increases in quality by one star per year of tree age after reaching maturity A tree needs to grow to maturity which takes 28 days, and then needs to be mature for a year before the fruit quality increases. This means you need to wait until 15/16 Summer for your trees to gain quality if you planted them on 15 Spring. I have seen the trees in my greenhouse giving silver quality fruit after that period, so there's no exception for trees in the greenhouse to this rule.

According to the Stardew Valley wiki page, save files are stored at %appdata%\StardewValley\Saves. So, here's a step by step tutorial. Press Windows+R Type in %appdata%\StardewValley\Saves and hit Enter Find the save your wife uses, it'll look like CharacterName_123456789 Right click it Go down to Send to... Select Compressed (zipped) folder Move the created .zip onto a portable USB Unzip the folder on the new computer Move the save back into %appdata%\StardewValley\Saves.