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Chapter 7: Beginning of Summer Monday, Summer 1 Y1 Jade meets some townspeople and grows worried about her presence in town.

To create another progression in your childs age group, along with Jas and Vincent would add a nice dynamic to the gameplay. At this point, we have 0-2 years for your child, where Jas and Vinnie are ~5-6 years old? I think as your child(ren) increase to 5-6 years, J and V should increase in age...

I married Emily in my game. Wouldn't mind seeing Emily fraternizing with Penny and taking the children to picnics or to study in the library with Jas and Vincent. You know what, wouldn't mind receiving Jas and Vincent at home and seeing them playing with the children either.

I actually didn't get married because the children would do nothing anyway, lol Would love if if they could grow enough to be like Vincent and Jas and just get lessons everyday or at least have something else to do other than be children

So true. Never realised this even though it's so in your face xD and obvious. The work around for it would be like they mentioned, have the children age up to the same age as Vincent and Jas. Although, that would mean that Jas and Vince would have to age as well. It wouldn't be as noticeable in...

That would create a paradox, have you ever noticed that no matter how much time is spent in the game you don't grow up? So what sense would it make if your children are old and you are a young adult?

I love your idea. but I have a question: I married Harvey in the game so who will pull the baby? maybe Maru? :maru: :baby:

I wanted to post a suggestion that I think would be a massive addition to the game to make some parts more fulfilling and interesting. Marriage and children is such a unique and beautiful concept in a game such as Stardew Valley. It makes the game super interesting and exciting, everything...

Most 'small' children wouldn't play for long anyway. They love to spend money and have no patience at trying to earn it. They do not plan well and become frustrated easily. I decided to allow my ten year old granddaughter play it, but even she spent all her money very quickly then decided it...

I bet this gets suggested a lot but I wish your kids could grow up, and maybe some other people in the town could have kids as well that grow up. This would give you a great reason to continue playing late game, and maybe even eventually once you think you've played out your character you could...

I'd love for the children to have more of a purpose and/or grow up to teenagers. Maybe they could grow up and work for some of the villagers like Pierre, Clint, or Robin. I'd love to see them just wandering around town and being able to talk to them or bring them gifts and receive gifts!

But it's true

A hard hit of reality

You are right lol. Love that you pointed that out.

But there are many things in SDV that aren't the way of life, right? For instance, the farmer doesn't age and get arthritis. Drought and freezes and pestilence don't strike the trees, crops, and animals. The animals don't die; they just get grumpy now and then. Autograbbers take care of all...

I agree with you! That would indeed be an epic addition. Would be awesome if they can help with farm chores aswell lol.

You speak like a whole father The only thing that bothers me about children is that no matter how much time they spend they will always be children, I would like them to grow up and go to school like Jas and Vincent, to see them grow up and talk to them. It would be a great addition

Man you took the words right out of my mouth! Especially the randomized personalities! I was thinking of how the kids in Harvest Moon (specifically “Another Wonderful Life” because that’s sadly the only real Harvest Moon that I’ve ever gotten to play) would have their personalities determined by...

Cool

My theory, stardew valley is stuck in a time loop and the farm is just partial outside it. lol