My Ideal Farm

[LRangerR]

It's no rocket science, just buy some seasonal decoration at the night market or at Pierres during the Flower Dance. Most of them change with every season, except Tube of flowers, which is only growing in spring and summer I think

I know its. of that hard, but some of them turn into Christmas trees and stuff, but I forget which ones . amongst other things. they're just fun things to switch up every now and again

 

[Cuddlebug]

I know its. of that hard, but some of them turn into Christmas trees and stuff, but I forget which ones . amongst other things. they're just fun things to switch up every now and again

Oh, I'm sure you know... And the Wiki shows them all and how they change.

 

[LRangerR]

Oh, I'm sure you know... And the Wiki shows them all and how they change.

I know some of them, not all of them. I decorated a little bit around Leah's this time bc I spent a lot of time fishing there and realized a few of them matched her plants already. also I try not to use the wiki as much as possible on principal

 

[Cuddlebug]

I know some of them, not all of them. I decorated a little bit around Leah's this time bc I spent a lot of time fishing there and realized a few of them matched her plants already. also I try not to use the wiki as much as possible on principal

In case of the decorations it just shows the pictures, that's no spoilering at all.

 

[LRangerR]

In case of the decorations it just shows the pictures, that's no spoilering at all.

I know, but it's just the principle of relying on the wiki. I am very anti wiki, but this is something I would go to it for, but in all honesty, I'd rather get to know the plants or take reminder screenshots for myself later. Its my belief that it is exceedingly poor game design if you need a wiki or strategy guide to play a game. the game should tell you everything you need to know while still having it's Easter eggs, which is something I really appreciated about sdv at the start. things got a little weird with fish ponds and gg island (lol), but the fish ponds are forgivable in that they leave plenty of room for exploration and user guide creation (kinda like how people have made slime husbandry guides).

idk, it's a passionate subject for me, but I just don't believe in taking the easy way out if I don't have to. and unless I've beaten a game, I try my best not to use guides. however, for something as simple as decor, I don't care THAT much. it's like looking through an interior design catalogue, I just don't want to get back into the habit of using the wiki too much. it's a rabbit hole that opens up fast and robs enjoyment of the game from the player imo.

 

[Cuddlebug]

I know, but it's just the principle of relying on the wiki. I am very anti wiki, but this is something I would go to it for, but in all honesty, I'd rather get to know the plants or take reminder screenshots for myself later. Its my belief that it is exceedingly poor game design if you need a wiki or strategy guide to play a game. the game should tell you everything you need to know while still having it's Easter eggs, which is something I really appreciated about sdv at the start. things got a little weird with fish ponds and gg island (lol), but the fish ponds are forgivable in that they leave plenty of room for exploration and user guide creation (kinda like how people have made slime husbandry guides).

idk, it's a passionate subject for me, but I just don't believe in taking the easy way out if I don't have to. and unless I've beaten a game, I try my best not to use guides. however, for something as simple as decor, I don't care THAT much. it's like looking through an interior design catalogue, I just don't want to get back into the habit of using the wiki too much. it's a rabbit hole that opens up fast and robs enjoyment of the game from the player imo.

Yeah, I guess I got your point, kinda consequent, I would say Not exactly my way, but yes...