In light of that, please enjoy this 100% scientific and completely definitive guide to exactly which Stardew character you should marry! I’d like a plus-one, and my Home Depot and Pierre’s gift cards will be in the mail. Heather’s tweet brought up some criteria I’d never considered. No matter how many times I play, two things have remained constant: My enormous crush on Robin the carpenter, who is not a dateable character, and the fact that once I am ready to date, it’s so hard to choose a spouse! Almost every dateable character is lovely, in their own way. Added new secondary NPCs: Birdie, Gourmand Frog, and Professor Snail. Added Leo, a new NPC with his own backstory, plot line, events, etc. At the beginning of the pandemic, it offered a much-needed means of escape since then, I’ve played as gray-haired dyke farmers, as young, ambitious diamond manufacturers, and even once as a version of Spike from Buffy called Baby Spike (think Muppet Babies). 1.5 adds an entire new region of the world, Ginger Island (part of the Fern Islands): Added new locations, dialogue, events, minigames, puzzles, and a quest line involving multiple NPCs. I’ve been playing Stardew Valley for years. Oh that’s riiiight, I took an edible with my migraine meds last night and then got into a fight on Reddit about how Leah can’t be the best Stardew Valley spouse because she doesn’t like pizza. It all started with a tweet from Heather Hogan: Players trying to intentionally catch Joja Colas have a better chance at a trash-only location (i.e., a Farm Pond on the Standard Farm Map), or when casting close to the shore.
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