If you could have one feature of sdv irl which would you pick?

[One More Day]

The ability to reset the day if I make a mistake would be pretty handy

 

[27dschild]

Just the EASE of farming. I'd love to be able to deal with animals not dying, not pooping, and producing milk without them getting pregnant. Also, the ability to all pests away if you have a scarecrow!

They can die aka wolf attack

 

[Anhaga]

They can die aka wolf attack

Except . . . that only happens if the animal gets locked out! I wish animals in real life were only in danger from predators when they were actually locked out of their coops/barns/stables.

 

[Potatoes]

I would love have a mastery of foraging skills

 

[LRangerR]

Junimos :3

 

[Alfyna]

Harvey
Harv

the Return Scepter. I'd say all warp tech, but tbh it seems like something that'd be abused if it was widely available. Having the totems at my disposal would be cool, but honestly I'd be just as happy to be able to Nope back home whenever I need to.

Honorable Mention 1 -- Juminos. Forget the wizard, I would build them a hut with my bare hands if that's what it'd take.
Honorable Mention 2 --The magic catalogue that can instantly change your wallpaper/carpet/decor.
Honorable Mention 3 -- ... Harvey.

 

[LRangerR]

Honorable Mention 1 -- Juminos. Forget the wizard, I would build them a hut with my bare hands if that's what it'd take.

You would need to have magic hands in order to do that.

 

[Michael LeChite]

I'd like Stardew Valley itself. Assuming everything is contained within the valley via magic or some other force of nature, I could theoretically have everything that's been listed here as well as other things in the game.

Greediness aside, it would be amazing to travel to Stardew Valley and "get lost" exploring the area irl. Meet the Wizard, hang out with Abigail in the caves, stumble across the Junimo's, the sheer amount of enjoyment would be nearly limitless.

 

[urbanbushmonkey]

Crystalarium.

 

[PoppyForPenny]

Dark Shrine of Memory.

Only if I could use it on myself!

 

[Bananapaws]

Krobus.

 

[ISSsloth]

The fact that you can take some bread out of a trash can and hand it to the mayor as a birthday gift and he'll be fine with it. (That's actually what I did on year 1 in my first ever save.)

 

[LRangerR]

The fact that you can take some bread out of a trash can and hand it to the mayor as a birthday gift and he'll be fine with it. (That's actually what I did on year 1 in my first ever save.)

I once got paid for giving Harvey trash. It was very early in the game, and the quest came up where you had to give someone a gift. It had literally just popped up as I was passing Harvey in town and I had some trash in my hand that I had just picked up as well, sooooo..... I got 100g or so for giving Harvey garbage.

 

[Akemisora]

Of course the "new game" button. It allows every feature to be accessed. :3

 

[Mystical Junimo]

Your backpack.
You can put delicate stuff in your backpack and it wont shatter or break.
You can put 999 pieces of wood and barley use up that much space.

 

[ISSsloth]

Your backpack.
You can put delicate stuff in your backpack and it wont shatter or break.
You can put 999 pieces of wood and barley use up that much space.

Yes! A fully upgraded backpack would mean that I could carry up to 35964 garlic bulbs at the same time!!! Oh and maybe a phone or wallet.

 

[LRangerR]

Yes! A fully upgraded backpack would mean that I could carry up to 35964 garlic bulbs at the same time!!! Oh and maybe a phone or wallet.

How much would that weigh?

 

[ISSsloth]

How much would that weigh?

According to Weight Equivalents: Garlic (hannaone.com) , the average clove of garlic weighs 47.6g or 1.7 oz, which means that a fully upgraded inventory of garlic would weigh 3774.06349 pounds. (And Alex thought he had the best workout!)

 

[rippytrippy]

easy money

 

[farmgorl]

For me it’d be the part where I quit my corporate job because my grandfather sent me a letter, leaving his old farm to me