Summary
Just about everyStardew Valleyplayer, whether they care to admit it or not, has done the math as to how many casks they can fit into their basement. Once the basement of the farm home is unlocked, players canage their wine and cheese products to significantly increase theartisan goods' sale price.But some players insist on taking it a step further.
A Reddit post fromCheeseenthusiast420showed their basementfilled to the brim with casks, all with iridium-quality wine ready for collection. Their post stated it takes them a full day to harvest the wine, as they need to pick up most of the casks to successfully collect all of the wine in the room — but while they were playing checkers, another Reddit user was playing chess.
Though Cheeseenthusiast420 will have 188 iridium-quality wines to sell from their single harvest, userZenon-82607in the commentsflaunted their stock of 750 iridium-quality wine, which they claimed to have harvested that day.According to their comment, they exploited the multiplayer feature to have more casks for aging available on their farm — and for those dedicated enough to replicate it, there’s a creative loophole to the cellar’s max capacity.
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The Multiplayer Feature Lets Players Have More Than One Basement Full Of Casks
How To Get More Casks To Age Artisan Goods
The only way for a player to have more space for casks on a farm is tobuild and upgrade cabins, which can only be done by activating multiplayer mode. Players can purchase a cabin from Robin for only 100 gold, but the farmer can’t actually upgrade the cabin themselves. Instead, by connecting a controller to the console, the player can activate split-screen mode, allowing themselves to play as the second (or third, or fourth, or fifth) player. In total, players can build eight different cabins on their farm.
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Each cabin upgrade costs the same as it does for the farmer to upgrade the farmhouse, meaning the player will need 10,000 gold and 450 wood for the first upgrade, 65,000 gold and 100 hardwood for the second, and 100,000 gold for the third. Once this is done, the player can place as many casks as physically possible in the basement that’s now been added to the cabin.
Unfortunately, once a cabin has been assigned to a different player,the farmer cannot change the interior of the cabin. This means that Zenon-82607 likely harvested all 750 wines by switching between the multiplayer characters. It’s a tedious task and one that is likely to take a player at least one whole in-game day — though if done correctly, it could net a serious profit.
Reddit user Zenon-82607 said theyfully upgraded all eight sheds on the farm, totaling 1,000 casks.Two of those cellars are for cow and goat cheese, while the other six are dedicated to aging wine. It’s not an easy loophole forStardew Valleyplayers to exploit, but dedicated ones looking to cash in on a lucrative harvest may consider adding and upgrading a shed (or two).
