Eric Barone, developer of Stardew Valley (also known on social networks under the pseudonym ConcernedApe), does not seem to be slowing down the pace regarding the follow-up to Stardew Valley. The game continues to receive updates, and the PC version recently upgraded to version 1.6.15.
True to form, the developer first deploys updates on PC, before adapting them to different consoles, including Nintendo Switch. However, don't panic for our excellent Nintendo Switch version, since the developer has announced that it is working to update the latter (as well as the other consoles) to catch up with the PC version as soon as possible.
Here are the patch notes shared by ConcernedApe on social networks for the PC version. The version Nintendo Switch will naturally include some specific adjustments to correct bugs specific to Nintendo's hybrid console:
Stardew Valley 1.6.15: Patch Note
Balance changes
- Legendary Fish Ponds now produce fish eggs much more often and have a higher average daily value.
Changes in quality of life
- Performance optimizations.
- Added Junimo button to fridge and mini fridge UIs.
- Fixed debris being able to spread under giant crops.
- Disabled text boxes are now filtered on some platforms in 1.6. These are now filtered only on platforms that require it, as initially planned.
Corrections de gameplay
- Fixed the Krobus store not being accessible on Fridays for Japanese players.
- Fixed some Achievements not unlocking retroactively in certain cases.
- Fixed conditions of bees giving less honey than expected.
- Fixed data corruption issue in new games where viewing the loading screen before creating a new save would incorrectly copy data from one of the save slots into the new save.
- Fixed some old to-do list items not locking properly.
- Fixed crash when collecting lightning gems.
- Fixed crash when farm animals move between multiple locations.
- Fixed crash when failing to play tab play/pause/stop sound effects.
- Fixed crash in the Raccoons menu if you have a flavored item in your inventory.
- Fixed a crash if a shop has a player's unnamed item for sale.
- Fixed a rare crash in the CalicoJack minigame.
- Fixed error loading saves before 1.6 with conflicts.
- Fixed loss of selected tool in certain cases when obtaining a Star Fruit.
Multiplayer fixes
- Fixed some mail being sent back to farmers every day.
- Fixed being unable to join a server where the invite code contains an insult.
- Fixed an issue where host mine levels could be frozen in time.
- Fixed crash in WeGame game version.
- Fixed crash when a farmer takes a break while traveling between locations.
- Fixed /unlinkPlayer and other multiplayer chat commands sometimes using the first player instead of the intended player.
- Fixed co-op menu scrolling not being reset when switching tabs
Display and localization fixes
- Improved translations into Hungarian, Japanese and Russian.
- Fixed a missing point in the shears description.
- Fixed some collection items in some languages displaying a raw token '{1}'.
- Fixed gray box behind train signage in Russian.
- Fixed Robin's start construction message inconsistently displaying the general building name.
- Fixed some translated dialogs where dialog commands were broken
Cosmetic fixes
- Fixed Alex's hand in one of his portraits.
- Fixed butterflies appearing near the Statue of Blessing disappearing in summer.
Changes for players using mods
- Fixed support for larger capacity refrigerators
- Fixed buildings visually matching the calendar season even if their location is in a different season.
- Fixed interiors not working if you wake up in their location.
- Fixed a crash when hovering over the “powers” tab if a mod added an entry without a display name.
- Added logs to track game loading times
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