This is like starting out with +5600g and not having to wait for Robin to build the coop. I wonder what's the catch for this farm type.
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Yeah it's crazy. The assumption is that there must not be as much land to grow crops or something similar, cause otherwise it would just be too op.
Wild guess:
Pro:
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Effectively start out with +5600g.
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Grazing blue grass raises happiness level faster.
Con:
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You can't grow crops where blue grass grows.
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Blue grass soils covers the majority of the farm.
I have never played Stardew Valley but its on my to do list. What else do we get with the new update ? Plus what exactly does the Meadowlands farm do ingame ? Are there different starting farms ?
It's just your starting farm: https://www.stardewvalleywiki.com/Farm_Maps
Each farm is tailored towards a particular playstyle although plenty of people choose a farm type based purely on aesthetics. Relative to the standard/original farm type, every other farm type has a pro and a con.
Cool they're still updating it!