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There's not that much about the enemies you can do other than getting used to the. Though it is recommendable to use ladders to get to lower levels, like preferably at least 100-200 for a good amount of iridium, for singleplayer you should even be able to reach like 300-400 without problems, if you can get your hands on enough ladders.
You can get some cheap ladders by handing on Jade at the desert trader (i think on sunday) or buy stone to craft them, if you're sitting on millions of g.
Alternatively, Grandpa's grave gives you a chance to get a statue from year 3 onwards, that produces iridium daily. If you've failed to get it the first time, then you can try again when putting in a diamond.
Each scroll drops in a specific way. You can look it up in the wiki or tell us the needed color, if you don't want to find it yourself in the game
I can't tell you who you should marry, but to make it a littlebit easier i can at least tell, that the marriage isn't as big of a change as you might think. Overall the gameplay keeps the same and the biggest change is mostly just the married NPC staying at your house and sometimes gifting you stuff. They also can sometimes do stuff on the farm, but that's mostly negligible, especially when you've already T3 animal housing and sprinklers.
And generally, if you don't like the grind or the difficulty of some things, then it's always an option to use some mods to either make stuff easier or to automate things.
like you said the easy way to get iridium is to do grandpas evaluation and get the statue of perfection if you cant do that however then doing the first thing i said and making stairs for the skull cavern will help, the further into the cavern you go the more likely you are to find iridium also going on a good luck day will help find more iridium
petting animals every day is a massive chore specially if you got lots of them i'd recommend buying the auto petter (this requires joja which you dont have anymore i recommend using a mod like CJB cheats to add it to your farm)
D&D was a heart event so once you see it you cant do it anymore, and yes same sex couples can have kids they are just adopted instead of biological
if you are getting tired and burnt out from the grind then take it slow and enjoy other aspects of the game, do not feel like you have to maximize time spent every day its ok to wake up check crops then go back to sleep or go fishing or whatever the game is ment to be played at your own pace so dont feel like you need to rush everything
As for iridium, the deeper you go in the skull cavern, the greater your chances of finding iridium will be. Purple slimes also have a chance of dropping iridium. If you need more staircases so you can go deeper much quicker, you can clone Jades using a crystalarium and once you have enough, trade them with the desert merchant on a Sunday for staircases.
Dwarf sells explosives once you're able to talk to him.
so you asked 3 questions... getting married isn't a question, pick a single person and romance them.
1. get iridium.. iridium only really drops on floor 50+ of the skull cavern. once we get to qi's island we can deconstruct warp totems desert for 4 iridium or get iridium from the skull cavern mine, but until then
my current file is still in year 2 and I just completed the community center, I apparently have a lava sword and 2 upgraded iridium tools and some bars in my stash. haven't done much skull cavern. I did attempt it, with the bombs from the dwarf and a stack of food, iridium blackberries probably.
what you eventually want to do is make Crystallariums and prime them with jade, then take that jade and buy staircases so that you can buy tons of staircases for rapidly decending in the mines. I have not gotten around to that at this point.
Once you get to deconstructors you can easily deconstruct staircases for the stone to make crystallariums.
so yeah lava sword, 200 bombs, 999 food and just blast down to floor 50 and get your bars. man.
3. which dwarf scroll do you need?
1. I traded my sword (the level 10 vampiric black sword or whatever it's called) for the level 8 (i think) falchion and it really helped with fighting, they do very similar damage but the falchion gives you +5 speed and the black sword is -1 speed (I think, or maybe it's the other way?) Anyway, the speed of the falchion really really helped and I was able to get down to level 25 without using staircases but I didn't find a lot of iridium so yeah, I'm just going to go with plan B which is to get married which should give me enough points with grandpa to unlock that perfect statue thing and farm iridium at home.
2. I followed a guide to farm level 91 for the yellow scroll and got it, but it didn't really change anything in the game, haha, disappointing :(
3. I decided to marry Sam, one of my big concerns with choosing a spouse was making sure I'd choose one who would help around the farm, specifically water my plants in the greenhouse (yes I know the more efficient approach is to use sprinklers in the dirt area but I crafted enough planters to fill up the stupid greenhouse and yeah. If Sam doesn't water them for me I guess I'll just destroy them and be sad forever but whatever.) I wasn't sure what all spouses do and I've heard some of them (Abigail) are a bit lazy and others are a bit better? But anyway I just went with Sam because he's sweet and Sebastian doesn't seem ready to settle down lmao why was this such a hard decision i felt like choosing a spouse was a whole personality test.
Inside the mine entrance, to the right should be a boulder you can break open with your pickaxe. A dwarf lives there but you can't really do anything with him if you don't understand dwarvish. Once you understand his language, you'll be able to speak to him just like any other villager in the game and you'll even be able to buy some stuff from him like bombs.
2. The answer to skull cavern is bombs and staircases, only fight as a last resort. You can buy bombs from the Dwarf in the mines or craft them from iron ore. Staircases are made from stone or swapped with the desert trader for jade (on a Sunday).
3. I see you have found that scroll, donate it to the museum.
4. Don’t get married.
However, if you play alone and are frustrated, there are mods you can use to make life easier.
1. the Tractor mod, you can take the tractor to the mines with you, mine and fight while on the tractor and be invincible .
2. the Skull mine elevator mod, lets you go up and down at will, start off a new day of mining from the level you left off at the day before.
no your spouse wont water the crops in the greenhouse, but they will sometimes feed the animals, give water to the dog and water the outside crops. And make you breakfast and supper.