Stardew Valley Expanded mod

[CheersMate]

If anyone has used it how good and detailed is the mod?Is ıt buggy?Does it lack detail etc.

[CloudSeeker]

The expanded mod is really really good. If you want more content it is what you want. As far as I know. No bugs if you get all the mods working correctly that is.

The new map is also really good. Tractor mod recommended however as it is REALLY big.

[Jigain]

SVE has plenty of detail. I'd say it's certainly expansion-sized with lots of care put into it, and it feels quite seamless for the most part (though some of the dialogue added feels a bit off-character sometimes, but it's very minor). I'd certainly recommend it for a second playthrough, not so much for a first.

I will say, though, some of the content in it can be rather... dark. I think there's a setting to disable it, but be warned that if you can't handle certain themes you might want to consider looking into those details before diving in.

[SGT. D]

I played the original game a lot before I installed SVE, and now I don't think I'd play without it.

And I agree, the tractor is a good companion mod and having the larger fields and a tractor can make farming, well more like farming and less like having a big garden.

IMO, SVE is excellent, well balanced, and adds a lot to the core game.

[I Kinda Fail]

Originally posted by Jigain:

I will say, though, some of the content in it can be rather... dark. I think there's a setting to disable it, but be warned that if you can't handle certain themes you might want to consider looking into those details before diving in.

The vanilla game has: cheating on your spouse, alcohol addiction, suicide and self harm references, misogyny, drug references, body issues, terrorizing the homeless, mental illness... Now I'm intrigued, how does SVE take this further? :o

[Steefy_92]

Personally for me Stardew valley isnt even worth playing past year one without that mod (or even a thought - I honestly don't get what people are hyped at all). So, yeah it's awesome mod that complements the game, like vanilla never did - at least for me

[CloudSeeker]

Originally posted by I Kinda Fail:

Originally posted by Jigain:

I will say, though, some of the content in it can be rather... dark. I think there's a setting to disable it, but be warned that if you can't handle certain themes you might want to consider looking into those details before diving in.

The vanilla game has: cheating on your spouse, alcohol addiction, suicide and self harm references, misogyny, drug references, body issues, terrorizing the homeless, mental illness... Now I'm intrigued, how does SVE take this further? :o

It only has that if you take select elements and over exaggerate it to the nth degree. I find such characterizations very much dishonest. It is the same kind of over exaggerations that said D&D made you into a satan worshiper. Or playing Doom cause you to summon demons.

[UFO]

Originally posted by CloudSeeker:

Originally posted by I Kinda Fail:

The vanilla game has: cheating on your spouse, alcohol addiction, suicide and self harm references, misogyny, drug references, body issues, terrorizing the homeless, mental illness... Now I'm intrigued, how does SVE take this further? :o

It only has that if you take select elements and over exaggerate it to the nth degree. I find such characterizations very much dishonest. It is the same kind of over exaggerations that said D&D made you into a satan worshiper. Or playing Doom cause you to summon demons.

Heck, Rasmodius already has the satanism covered and you can indulge child abandonment through the Witche's Hut. It's a pretty fleshed out game.