Letting players AFK without impacting everyone. Things like vote-pause, vote-other-stuff.
Much like our tastes for Minecraft, the more stable, interoperable mods, the better! What do you folks recommend?Īny mods I haven't seen that make the multiplayer a little higher quality of life would be awesome too. Skill Prestige Mod (arguably also a little OP if settings are set to easy, but gotta work pretty hard to level 0 to 10 multiple times) Quality Artisan Products (a little OP, but what isn't by the time a giant artisan facility is running) Unlimited Players (removes cabin limits, we play with up to 6 players at maximum)Ĭooking Skill (needs to be vanilla honestly!)Ĭoffee Maker (a small but lovely thing, no more kegs in my kitchen) NPC Map Locations, Climates of Ferngill, Dynamic Night Time, Seasonal Villager Outfits (official SDVE recommends) The thing to keep in mind: must be multiplayer friendly.įor example, I've come across so many interesting mods browsing NexusMods: Along with the other officially recommended mods, is anyone running the "best" multiplayer modpack that includes SDVE and as much compatible stuff as possible? Coming from a Minecraft background, modpacks are super popular and really easy to setup (ex: All the Mods 3 via Twitch app, bam, Minecraft with 300+ mods running in 5 minutes). You are a smart and experienced player, so this is going to be a piece of cake for you another great thing is that you will have no extra expenses because Stardew Valley Mods files are totally free. SDVE seems like the go-to central, big mod to hop into. It's all really simple and easy - choose the file you like, press on the button to download Stardew Valley Mod andjust do as the instructions say. We are pretty far into some vanilla playthroughs and we think it's time to jump into serious modding. With the extended quarantine, my friends and I have been escaping to Stardew Valley for many of our evenings.
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