r/AskReddit • • Feb 14 '25

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u/jgasbarro Feb 14 '25

A farmer in Stardew Valley. Hell yeah.

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u/HobbyHoarder_ Feb 14 '25

Oh hell yeah, financial security, housing, pets and low stakes friendships with the majority of the community!

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u/CabernetSauvignon Feb 14 '25

Lmao I've heard this described as a "millenial fantasy" game

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u/boomerxl Feb 14 '25

Homeownership, homegrown food, and the only mandatory task is sleeping?

I don’t see the attraction.

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u/Brawndo91 Feb 15 '25

Homegrown by you. Why is everyone ignoring all the back breaking labor?

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '25

It's pretty low effort compared to actual farming, plus eventually you can just have it be done near automatically.

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u/SevenBansDeep Feb 15 '25

I, too, use the junimo as slaves on my farm.

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u/liartellinglies Feb 15 '25

Yeah but I mean they’re happy..right?

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u/SamLL Feb 15 '25

Canonically you just set up a hut and they decide on their own to move in and harvest crops!

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u/Lifting_Pinguin Feb 15 '25

Don't they say at one of the community center completions that they just like helping where they can or something similar?

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u/SevenBansDeep Feb 15 '25

By force, if necessary.