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I agree with this, I have something like 40 mods atm.
notable ones: stardew valley expanded, ridge side, animal husbandry, market town (run your own shop or market stall to sell your produce) along with all the typical convenience/make life a bit easier mods.
Only played with mods a few times, But I will never add mods to my vanilla save files ever again.
I'm pretty sure ....OK like fable 2, there was this thing where you were faced with a choice, make people happy and by doing so, be unprepared for the final boss fight, or use the funds to strengthen yourself and have the kingdom go to ruin
a third option would be presented to abuse the in game economy to get enough funds to make the whole Choice of the game moot, since you have enough money to do both.
What I'm saying is Stardew has two mentalities. you got the Joja route which is presented as wrong.
and the community center which is the good ending.
I find an automate mod makes it harder for a person to see the Joja route as wrong. the Tedious-ness of filling your kegs week after week in the pursuit of profits is important to allow you to replace all the farmer's input with a chest.
game is at the very least a time management sim, and thats bypassed entirely by simply having a chest automate the thing.
you could consider sprinklers, the difference is scale. cost.
Sprinklers are unlocked by work, sprinklers are limited to a few tiles, and you still need to set up the field.
I'd be perfectly fine if the game worked with Hopper ->machine -> hopper -> Chest.
at least that would need to be setup, and isn't simply fill a shed with kegs and place one chest near the door.
Yeah my Situation was that It was my 3rd save file - I got this game the same year it released, played a lot of it, then took a break from it till 1.5 - which was 4 years later - tried to load my save....corrupted - The other 2 were kind of garbage so I restarted on 1.5 and never added any mods to it.
The thing about mods is even if you remember which mods you add - if there is a update to the game and the mod doesn't get updated, that save file could be garbage.
Unless you keep a detailed list of mods with your save file - when you walk away from the game for a bit, just go a head and delete that save file.
some mods add another 200 hours of stuff to do and then it works out, i've added something like 300 hours of new stuff to my game, so automate has its uses.
I recently revisited my save that I hadn't played for months and I've had no problems. Smapi told me what mods needed to be updated and the save is working just fine. So I don't agree that you have to delete a save file just because you have been away for a time.
Unless there was something official added to the game (like an update), you should be fine as long as you keep your mods updated and don't remove/add something that shouldn't be added or removed in the middle of a playthrough.
If your constantly playing yeah I agree - Me it was 4 years difference between each playthrough. I had hardware changes, I don't even remember the mods I Used, let alone testing every single mod to find out what Mod I used in my Mostly vanilla playthrough.
That save file I keep trying to remember how everything went, while playing my new Vanilla save file - I have 300 hours into that save file now - Everything I did in that save file I could easily do in my new one. - It just sucks for me because what I learnt in that save file basically paved the way for my new one.
You must be new to modding. You stopped playing for 4 years and then you're surprised your (now out-of-date) mods broke your save file from a game version that's several updates behind? Bruh. Everybody that knows about modding games knows major game updates often break existing saves, especially with mods. I'm really not sure what you were expecting.
The way you word your comment makes it sound like you're salty at the mods for breaking your game. The mods aren't the problem here, a lack of common sense is. Besides, after not playing for such a long time, why wouldn't you just start a new game from the get-go so you could see all the new content that got added while you were away?
Also, you don't need to "keep a detailed list" of anything. Literally just open your mods folder and /look with your special eyes/ to see what mods you have installed and go look to see if they've been updated. Nexus makes it easy to find out if mods you've downloaded have been updated. Legitimately don't see why ruining your save through your own carelessness is the mods' fault and therefore mods = bad.