Stardew Valley Horny

Stardew Valley Horny

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Peter Glagowski

Stardew Valley is renowned for its attention to detail. Little quirks in characters are represented in their daily schedules from when they work to when they sleep, but it wasn’t 100% realistic. As most romantic comedies like to joke about, a lot of single guys love to shine their rocket from time to time, so one modder thought it natural to extend this behavior into Stardew Valley .
Enter the “ Horny Bachelors ” mod, which adds specific times for each of the potential bachelor characters in Stardew to pet their trouser snakes. Apparently this is just an extension of a bunch of previous efforts the modder, named Girafarig, had created. He also has made some mods that allow players to sex up Alex and one that is titled “Nude Bathing.”
If you’d like to read an interview with the creator of this hilarious and true-to-life mod, head on over to Waypoint where they’ve pressed him about his desire to have digital avatars relieve some tension. It makes for a stimulating read. Very thorough, long, exciting, and tantalizing. Masturbation!
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We walk you through all of Stardew Valley Expanded's mature event cutscenes including if you can avoid them and the trigger warnings for each one.
Stardew Valley Expanded adds so much content to an already incredibly detailed game, but one aspect that goes less noticed by new players is the addition of new cutscenes. Most of these cutscenes are heartwarming and light-hearted, while some uncover the deeper lore of Expanded's new character additions. However, just as in the regular game, some cutscenes tackle some heavy themes. These are called "Mature Events," and players must enable these in the Config.json file or a mod manager in order to experience them.
Many of these cutscenes expand on themes that are already explored in the usual cutscenes, and while everyone's preferences and experiences are different, the themes within these cutscenes could be triggering.
These mature events explore themes such as war, mental health (PTSD, depression, suicide), loss, death, abuse, and alcoholism . Each entry will have its own content warning, but as you play the game, approach these events with caution.
Major spoiler warning for each cutscene from here on out.
Content Warning: Death, Car Accident, Loss of Family Members
Exiting town toward Blue Moon Vineyard stands by the edge of the Gem Sea, in front of Sophia's house . He asks what the farmer is doing in the area, making small talk in his typically friendly way. If you wish him luck with his day, the cutscene will end . However, if you ask Gus about the vineyard, he tells them that he was close with Sophia's parents before a tragedy left Sophia to run the vineyard by herself.
Asking about her parents leads Gus to reveal that they died in a car accident, pleading with you not to discuss this with Sophia. On the other hand, apologizing to Gus for bringing up bad memories will also end the cutscene, and Gus will act distantly toward you as the conversation leaves him lost in thought.
You find Sebastian smoking by the river. At the start of the cutscene, you have two options: ask how he's doing, or tell him to stop smoking (-100 friendship) which will end the event.
Asking if he's okay leads to another set of questions: being earnest will make Sebastian feel comfortable opening up to you, as he tells you he has a lot on his mind. He admits that he's been thinking about his biological father, who was abusive toward him and his mother, Robin . The player can then offer sympathy for how much Sebastian has gone through (+100 friendship) or make a sarcastic comment about half-listening to him (-750 friendship). The event ends here, no matter how the player responds.
Content Warning: Suicidal Ideation, Discussions of Suicide Attempt, Depression
At the railroad, you see Shane standing by the train tracks , and can ask what he's doing there. He tells you that he's had a lot on his mind; specifically, he's thinking about the last time he was there, when he was severely depressed. He felt hopeless and trapped, and even contemplated ending his life.
He is surprised at how recently he felt that way, and how different he feels now. He tells you that he's not sure why he felt compelled to share this, suggesting that he must be hungover, and going home to drink some water. None of your answers affect your friendship with Shane, and you'll receive +25 friendship with him when the event ends.
Jas jumps rope near Suki's traveling cart and stops to chat with Suki, who gives Jas a present. Jas is excited by the gift, telling you about it as you approach. We learn from Jas that Suki brings her a new gift every time she visits the Valley. But Suki is from the Gotoro Empire, with whom Ferngill Republic is in conflict with.
Jas wonders why the conflict has to occur - she's learned that the Gotoro Empire is evil, but Suki is so nice to her that she questions how that can be true. You can assure Jas that peace will come soon (+50 friendship), or show support for the conflict (-750 friendship). Jas will be comforted by the idea of peace, and excited by the prospect of her friendship with Suki. But, if you support the war, Jas will avoid talking to you the next time you see them.
Content Warning: Mention of Violence
On the path outside the Adventurer Summit ( the new location of the Adventurer's Guild , above the original Mine entrance) you come upon the Dwarf stargazing. He tells you that the stars remind him of the Caves of Vataku, which was his home before Pelican Town. He opens up to you about how he misses his home, and how, except for you, he fears most humans.
Mostly, he fears their technology, and the human impulse to use it to destroy the things they don't understand. Still, the farmer is different, and the Dwarf hopes there are more humans like you. No matter if you agree or disagree with the Dwarf's opinion of humans, none of your answers affect your friendship with the Dwarf, nor the progression of the event.
Content Warning: War, PTSD, Mental Health
You approach Jodi as she waters her garden, and she greets you briefly, before awkwardly returning to her work. She seems distressed about something. You can walk away to end the event, or ask if Jodi is okay.
Asking will prompt Jodi to share that Kent has been struggling with his mental health since returning to the Valley. He hasn't shared much with her, but he has been seeing Harvey to address the trauma he endured as a soldier, and taking medication to help ease his symptoms. However, Jodi is worried; she isn't sure if the medication is helping him, and she doesn't know how she can help him. You can either mention that Kent needs Jodi now more than ever, or you can recommend that they look for a therapist that Kent can see. Both answers seem to make Jodi feel better. She apologizes for oversharing, but appreciates that she was able to confide in someone.
In between Sims sessions, Marissa recently finished her degree in Sociology, English, Media Studies, and Writing. While The Sims franchise has her heart, she also loves any game that could be called cozy. Stardew Valley and Breath of the Wild are tiding her over until Wind Waker is released for the switch someday (yes, she still holds out hope).

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If you'd like to get closer to Penny and Sebastian, or even Pam, then these Stardew Valley mods will be right up your alley.
Stardew Valley is a fantastic game that players of farming sims have completely fallen in love with. The game's innovative gameplay and deep character development have drawn gamers for years, helping the game become one of the most well-known titles out there.
The developed ConcernedApe even recently released version 1.5 that added a huge amount of content for free. It's no surprise that the modding community took an interest in the game, and have developed their own expansions that flesh out their favorite characters. Below are taking a look at ten story-enhancing mods available on Nexus that you need to try out.
Updated on January 17th, 2021 by Jessica Thomas: Recently Stardew Valley players were treated to a massive update in version 1.5. With many players rushing through the new content to make a farm on Ginger Island, there is a lot more to do in the base game. For players that have now finished the new expansion, things may be getting a bit dull again. Mods are the perfect way to add a new spin on the game while building on top of the new mine difficulties and exploring the island. There are a few story mods available that can help to make the whole game feel fresh again and will add an additional layer of fun to the game.
Updated May 18, 2021 by Russ Boswell: Stardew Valley is still going strong, with both official updates and player mods helping to keep the game feeling fresh and expansive. There are tons of helpful add-ons that can enhance gameplay and there are tons of quality-of-life tweaks to make farming and interacting with NPCs a much better experience. But past that, there are modders working tirelessly to bring additional content to the game, with new characters, expanded zones, and even new visual upgrades. Because of this, we've added a handful more mods to this list that showcase some of the elements you might want to snag to help you better slide into the role of a farmer.
Ghost Town takes the cheerful world of Stardew Valley and turns in into a literal graveyard. The mod makes the town look much bleaker, and places the remains of villagers around town. You play as the only living person in town, and it seems that no one else knows that they are dead, which is strange since they should be able to see right through each other.
If you want to change the tone of the whole game and have always wanted to marry a ghost, then this is a mod you should try out.
The story in Stardew Valley is very much what you make it and although there is an underlying storyline to be found, it's very much open to interpretation. Simply put, players are the masters of their own destiny and may not be able to explore every possible avenue on their first playthrough.
Thanks to the subjective manner in which Stardew Valley is played, some modders have turned to create more immersive maps and locations. Karmylla's Immersive Maps adds a new layer of visual upgrades to the game while simultaneously adding in new areas to explore like Shane's Barn and Haley's Darkroom.
Sebastian is one of, if not the most popular bachelor in the game. This patch is one of the most downloaded dialogue expansions on Nexus, and for a good reason. The patch gives the NPC 80 plus lines of new dialogue, along with seven post-marriage events for players to discover. As a bonus, the mod even comes with a bonus non-smoking version of Sebastian if you want him to let go of the habit.
If you have married Sebastian in your game or you are planning to romance him , then this story mod will expand on his development.
The story in Stardew Valley is just as much about roleplaying as it is unfolding the underlying plot points. At its core, the game is about choosing your own path and becoming a part of the community how you see fit. Unfortunately, there are some parts of Stardew that feel a bit static, specifically in relation to how friendship and built and how characters perceive you.
The Part of the Community mod aims to give players more immersion in the overall story by making it more important to engage in community events. Attending festivals (as well as performing other actions in public) will cause friendship meters from all characters involved to climb. Using this mod you'll definitely feel more like you belong to a community.
We know this mod has a long name, but it's completely worth it. This dialogue mod h
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