josh2wp
Greenhorn
A **Selling Booth** would be a fantastic addition to Stardew Valley, giving players more control over farm commerce while adding immersive interactions. Here’s how it could work:
### **Selling Booth for Your Farm**
**Feature Concept:**
- Players can build a **customizable booth** on their farm to sell excess produce, artisan goods, or crafted items directly to customers.
- Townsfolk (like Pierre, Gus, or random NPCs) visit the booth to browse and purchase items, creating a more interactive economy.
- Special booth types could include **rustic wooden stalls**, **grand merchant tents**, or even **festival-style market setups**.
**Implementation Details:**
- **Pricing Control:** Set your own prices—sell high for profit or low for bulk sales.
- **Customer Preferences:** Some villagers may favor certain goods (e.g., Evelyn loves fresh potatoes, Gus prefers aged cheese).
- **Market Days:** Designate specific days where foot traffic increases, turning your booth into a bustling mini-market.
- **Seasonal Themes:** Booth visuals change with seasons—pumpkin decor in fall, flower garlands in spring, snow-covered counters in winter.
This would add depth to the economy and make farming feel more interactive, rather than just selling through a shipping bin. What kind of aesthetic would you want for your selling booth? Rustic, elegant, or eerie?
### **Selling Booth for Your Farm**
**Feature Concept:**
- Players can build a **customizable booth** on their farm to sell excess produce, artisan goods, or crafted items directly to customers.
- Townsfolk (like Pierre, Gus, or random NPCs) visit the booth to browse and purchase items, creating a more interactive economy.
- Special booth types could include **rustic wooden stalls**, **grand merchant tents**, or even **festival-style market setups**.
**Implementation Details:**
- **Pricing Control:** Set your own prices—sell high for profit or low for bulk sales.
- **Customer Preferences:** Some villagers may favor certain goods (e.g., Evelyn loves fresh potatoes, Gus prefers aged cheese).
- **Market Days:** Designate specific days where foot traffic increases, turning your booth into a bustling mini-market.
- **Seasonal Themes:** Booth visuals change with seasons—pumpkin decor in fall, flower garlands in spring, snow-covered counters in winter.
This would add depth to the economy and make farming feel more interactive, rather than just selling through a shipping bin. What kind of aesthetic would you want for your selling booth? Rustic, elegant, or eerie?