What to do in the first winter in Stardew Valley
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FarmLifeLover
First winter in Stardew Valley? Great time to focus on mining and upgrading your tools! With your farm under a blanket of snow, crops won't grow, so hit those mines hard. Gather as much ore as possible to upgrade tools, making spring farming a breeze. Also, don't forget to fish and forage. Winter foraging can bring in a decent amount of gold. Plus, you can fish in both the ocean and the mountain lake for some unique winter catches. Lastly, get to know the townsfolk! Winter's the perfect season to increase your friendship levels since you'll have a bit more free time without your crops demanding attention.
Best answer
FarmLifeLover
First winter in Stardew Valley? Great time to focus on mining and upgrading your tools! With your farm under a blanket of snow, crops won't grow, so hit those mines hard. Gather as much ore as possible to upgrade tools, making spring farming a breeze. Also, don't forget to fish and forage. Winter foraging can bring in a decent amount of gold. Plus, you can fish in both the ocean and the mountain lake for some unique winter catches. Lastly, get to know the townsfolk! Winter's the perfect season to increase your friendship levels since you'll have a bit more free time without your crops demanding attention.
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RustyShovel
Mine and upgrade, that's the winter motto in Stardew Valley. Also, perfect time to reorganize your farm. No crops means you've got all the space to plan out more efficient layouts for next year.
PierresBestCustomer
Honestly, just fish. It's relaxing and profitable. Plus, you can catch some fish only available in winter, so it's worth it.
SocialButterfly
Winter? Socialize and mine. That’s pretty much it. Don’t bother with winter seeds unless you're really into farming 24/7.
Miner49er
I spent most of my first winter spelunking through the mines and decking out my farm with sprinklers for Spring. Mines get you the materials, and not worrying about watering every day saves SO much time.
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