Eric “ConcernedApe” Barone, developer of Comfort Farm Simulator Stardew Valleyis taking a different approach to the game’s upcoming 1.6 update freed March 19th. Most developers will probably cut out a trailer, or make sure their update is included in some eye-catching blurb from a major publisher. Stardew Valley As it stands, it’s a big enough game that they’ll likely get a spot on Nintendo Direct to update it if they choose. Instead, they tweet through it.
Starting from a piece of fruitful news that came out a few days ago Update to fruit trees, ConcernedApe has been sharing the occasional patch notes for the Stardew Valley version 1.6 update, and the community has been devouring every morsel they can get. The day after Fruit Tree was driving everyone crazy, ConcernedApe released an even bigger update that confirmed a theory fans had long suspected: Harvest crops faster in a certain direction Than the other one. Now, they’ve confirmed another long-suspected theory: that swinging the sword downward puts players at a disadvantage, and an upcoming update will fix this.
According to ConcernedApe, this effect was always intentional as it matched the downward swing animation, but apparently “always bothered” them. Their desire was to have the swing’s area of effect match the animation, but in the years since, their stance has shifted to the belief that “game feel is more important than precise visual accuracy.”check your stardew Friends, I don’t think they can handle such a big change.
stardew1.6 update, it’s bigger than I think ConcernedApe originally anticipated, and it’s become an opportunity for developers to have fun with the community, provide much-needed fixes, and secure the future of the game long into the future. After all, it was originally billed as a quality-of-life update for modders, who often keep the scene around their games lively with fixes and expansions to existing games, and now it’s closer to a minor expansion and includes a new of content festivals, conversations and “secrets”. While ConcernedApe hasn’t shared much in terms of modding, it at least looks like they’re polishing the game to a good level before handing it over to modders indefinitely.
This move makes sense considering stardew’s 1.6 update provides a bit of a breakthrough in the development of ConcernedApe’s spiritual successor Stardew Valley, Another cozy role-playing game called The haunted chocolatier. While we don’t know much about the game, you’ll likely be hearing more about it as development ramps up following its release. stardew 1.6 will be updated next week. In the meantime, what big changes do you think ConcernedApe will announce next?