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Are you talking about the day/night cycle or the 2-year "timer" before you get evaluated? Once you get evaluated at the end of two years you can get re-evaluat
by dljsjr 6y ago
Are you talking about the day/night cycle or the 2-year "timer" before you get evaluated?
Once you get evaluated at the end of two years you can get re-evaluated whenever you want and you can still get the reward for the highest evaluation tier. You don't lose anything from not getting the perfect evaluation the first time.
- DC1350 6y agoThe day/night cycle. I don’t think I played until the end of year 2. It felt like every day was just managing my crops as fast as I could, then running straight to the mine and getting as far as possible before the day ended. Days where it rained were a relief. Maybe I just planted too much
- gdulli 6y agoI quit Stardew the first time for the reason you just said. The day/night cycle was unforgiving. I started it again a few weeks ago when 1.5 came out. This time I'm using mods. I usually avoid mods because it feels like cheating, it doesn't feel like an accomplishment to succeed at an arbitrarily modified version of a game. But since this game isn't competitive, and mods make the difference between having a game to enjoy and skipping it altogether, I have no problem with mods. There's one that lets you pause/unpause the day so it can be as long as you want.