One Valley of the Stars the player spent over 1,500 hours on the game, just to get their hands on the highly coveted and seemingly non-existent Auto Petter tool. The tool was introduced in version 1.5 and can be used to give farm animals extra pats on the head every day without having to go through them one by one. Not only does this save you tons of time every day, but it also keeps your barn and chicken coop animals as happy as possible while creating high-quality milk, eggs, and more.
Reddit user Josefugly post that after an incredible 1,500 hours, they finally got their hands on their first Auto Petter. The item only has a 3.6% drop chance when looting chests in the Skull Cavern, but can also be purchased from JojaMart after completing the Joja Community Development Form. Commenters on the post share your luck with the elusive Auto Petter tool, but also share some sad stories about what can go terribly wrong once looting one for the first time.
The Auto Petter in Stardew Valley is a hot topic
Getting the Auto Petter seems to be a matter of luck and RNG
Although some fans comment that they got their hands on multiple Auto Petters throughout the game in less time than the original poster, finding the tool is really just based on luck and chance. A commentator, known as Didamit tells the story of how they I took the Auto Petter and lost everything in a second thanks to a poorly placed bomb inside his barn. They claim,
I found one on level 102 and immediately messaged my son to share my joy.
Five minutes later I texted my son a series of explanations and said “nevermind” because I put the auto petter in my chicken coop and immediately accidentally dropped a bomb and exploded it.
Other commenters supported Didamit, saying that a day reset could have resolved the issue, but if they had exited and reentered the title without saving, they would still have lost the Auto Petter, so it was a lose-lose situation. Players like foxontherox on Reddit I believe the item is some kind of legendas they state, “I still don’t believe they exist.” Several others agree with foxontherox, as they have played hours and hours without even seeing Auto Petter, including chubbybunn89 which has over 800 hours of gameplay.
Our Take: Stardew Valley Fans Find Joy in Small Victories
Every dog ​​has its day, or in this case – every player
Valley of the Stars it’s full of little victories and defeats throughout everyone’s playthroughs. Sometimes you come across a serendipitous discovery that makes the game a little more fun, and other times you find yourself stuck behind a small piece of wood due to laziness. These small victories make the title as engaging, fun and interesting as possibleand get to where you truly never stop finding new things as you play again and again.
As someone who accidentally blew up their entire wine cellar filled to the brim with aged wine, I know all too well the feeling of anger and defeat. Fortunately, I knew that restarting the day also saved my wine, so the small defeat was still a victory in the end. While Valley of the Stars It has its quirks, bugs, and moments of intense displeasure, but it also brings joy to many through its cozy narrative, fun farming features, and getting your hands on an item you’ve been waiting to get for over 1,500 hours.
Source: Reddit
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PC, Xbox One, Android, iOS, PS4, Switch
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February 26, 2016
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Worried monkey
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Worried monkey