PoppyForPenny
Farmer
Two different times, I have found the bone flute artifact by the mountain lake, near where Abigail plays her flute in summer. It's hers, she's 10,000 years old.
thatsmetttt
Farmhand
my personal theory is that you never actually go to the valley.
you always have grandpa's words in the back of your mind, but the fear of leaving your job and it not being worth it scares you. you end up working at joja forever, and eventually ends up just like that skeleton: dead. everything we see in the game is just you in your last moments imagining what could have happened if you actually listened to grandpa.
you always have grandpa's words in the back of your mind, but the fear of leaving your job and it not being worth it scares you. you end up working at joja forever, and eventually ends up just like that skeleton: dead. everything we see in the game is just you in your last moments imagining what could have happened if you actually listened to grandpa.
Bawby
Farmer
Ah, an Owl Creek thing, eh? I would be down in the dumps for weeks if that were true!
Lenora Rose
Farmer
It's a theory, but I dunno, I find this kind of idea much much more depressing than just having it happen and playing along with the quirks. Does anyone have a theory about the fish?
Yvi
Rancher
I don't think the sea is pure saltwater, because the fish you pull from it can be put with freshwater fish in fish tanks. I think the "sea" is either a large freshwater lake or mildly brackish. The fish are also not the same as real fish of the same names - related perhaps, but distinct populations acclimated to the (brackish) waters around the valley.
Draconifors
Farmer
I half expected the game to stop me the first time I tried refilling from the ocean. I did it just to see what would happen. :D
LRangerR
Local Legend
CA confirmed that it's "kee" or something like that once upon a time.Awww... I was all set with a "Stardew is the Matrix!" with Mr. Qi as the Architect/Key Maker of sorts. I was prepared for the whole, "Mr. Qi is 'THE KEY'!" Ha haaaa!
Then come to find out that his name is likely pronounced "chee".
You're just playing SDV in your office the entire time, brought to you by JojaCorp, by Concerned Ape.
Maher
Farmer
Ever notice how when you get into the Walnut Room, Qi warns you not to put Qi gems in your mouth? Ever notice how Qi is blue? Well maybe Shane irradiated some chickens with Qi Gems and hybridized the mutant strain with standard chickens. That's why some come out blue and some don't. The allele for the blue plumage doesn't always manifest!
Lenora Rose
Farmer
This is a good start, but I was wondering if there were theories how you can keep them in your fridge for 2 years, and not only do they not rot, if you stick them in a fishpond, they start swimming around and reproducing, even if alone.
(Obviously, turning them into sashimi or a recipe kills them, and presumably so does eating them uncooked, but nothing short of that seems to...)
Maher
Farmer
They enter a state of suspended animation when out of water. As for reproducing - all farmable animals reproduce by parthenogenesis.
Bawby
Farmer
That's wild! Mr. Qi and Pam? They both do have a tendency to call the farmer "kid"...
GaiaMIX
Farmhand
Yeah, to be fair Mr. Qi would'nt be Mr. Qi yet. He left Pam to get better. And he became Mr. Qi instead!
Most recently my dad thought Abigail should eat Pelicans too and not just rocks, and that Penny reminds him of my old OC Aroush Halapsian!
Bawby
Farmer
Pelicans? Like "fish gotta swim, birds gotta eat" pelican? Why?
::edit:: Upon research of finding something I may have missed, there was indeed a Faberge Egg called the Imperial Pelican. Now whether or not that's what your dad had intended, that definitely fits the description of an Abigail snack!
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FilthyGorilla
Local Legend
GaiaMIX
Farmhand
My dad just turned some of the names into short for various sentences.
Krobus: krokodile on the bus
Vincent: wins only one cent
Maru: reads only Romanian manuals
Penny: uses pens only in New York
Elliot: He’s here only in October, other times, he’s there
technically they are a bit accurate.
Krobus: krokodile on the bus
Vincent: wins only one cent
Maru: reads only Romanian manuals
Penny: uses pens only in New York
Elliot: He’s here only in October, other times, he’s there
technically they are a bit accurate.
The town is named pelican town, so the main dish should be pelican. Apparently.
24k Ancient Fruit
Rancher
Clint can be convinced to get out of his shell -- it just hasn't been written into the game yet. (Not-so-secretly hoping that's true)
HaleyRocks
Farmer
Our first cat pet (i always choose cat), must be somebody's transformed by witchcraft spouse, in the same fashion that children become birds... That is why the cat happily gives us items in the form of gifts, ones that she thinks are edible (various fish etc), much like our mate does. Our real spouse is also instictively drawn to the pet, hence it happens very usually that she waters the poor thing's bowl.
The dwarf is actually a giant, in its place of origin (extraterrestial being) and by its standards.
The UFO seen at money counting screen after falling asleep sometimes, is the extraterrestial equivalent to santa Klaus, who is also seen flying with his reindeers. That is why we suddenly find a Strange Capsule present sometime, randomly in our fields.
The strange green head seen at the beach, isn't a monster, but a scooba diving dude who got many seaweeds stuck on his helmet.
The dwarf is actually a giant, in its place of origin (extraterrestial being) and by its standards.
The UFO seen at money counting screen after falling asleep sometimes, is the extraterrestial equivalent to santa Klaus, who is also seen flying with his reindeers. That is why we suddenly find a Strange Capsule present sometime, randomly in our fields.
The strange green head seen at the beach, isn't a monster, but a scooba diving dude who got many seaweeds stuck on his helmet.
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