Stardew Valley 1.6: Exploits Fixed and Still Working
Stardew Valley’s 1.6 update brought a wave of new content, but also addressed many exploits that players used in previous versions. Let’s take a look at what’s been patched and what tricks you can still use.
Fixed Exploits
- Scamming Pierre: No more manipulating buy-back prices.
- Geode Duplication: Breaking open a geode and then crushing the same type won’t yield a duplicate (except maybe with Legacy Randomization).
- Out of Bounds Glitch (Early Spa Access): A new cutscene awaits those who try to exploit the map boundaries.
- Turbo Milking: Animation cancelling for full friendship hearts from milking seems patched.
- Clay Farming (Legacy Randomization Only): The old clay farming pattern might be less effective, with Legacy Randomization offering a new, possibly subtler method.
- Infinite Golden Walnuts: The “recount nuts” command for unlimited Golden Walnuts is gone.
- Berry Boosting: Resetting the game to double berry spawns is a thing of the past.
- Item ID Overlaps: Many item ID exploits, like using a yellow couch to make cloth, have been fixed. The green wallpaper trick for a Galaxy Sword is also gone, even in the JojaMart’s Missing Bundle.
- Statue of Perfection Duplication: Abusing the system for extra statues is no longer possible.
Still Working Exploits
- Shared Money Building Exploit: This clever trick in multiplayer allows building structures for free by manipulating shared money.
- Item ID Naming: You might still be able to get items by having them coded into your character’s name (be cautious when playing online).
Possible Unconfirmed Exploits (Caution Advised)
- Legacy Randomization Geode Duplication: While not confirmed, the new Legacy Randomization option might bring back some geode duplication patterns. Test responsibly.
Want to see these exploits in action? Check out this full video tutorial below for a visual guide to the fixed and working exploits in Stardew Valley 1.6:
Conclusion
The update addressed significant exploits, but some remain. Remember, using exploits can affect your gameplay experience. Consider if the thrill outweighs the potential drawbacks before employing them. Stardew Valley offers a rich world to explore and enjoy organically.
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FAQs
1. What are some new features in Stardew Valley 1.6?
- The update boasts a “Mastery” system to track your progress, new crops like carrots and broccoli, craftable items like the Big Chest and Dehydrator, and a bunch of quality-of-life improvements!
2. Can I still exploit the game in Stardew Valley 1.6?
- The developers plugged many loopholes! Some fixed exploits include manipulating buyback prices, duplicating geodes, and getting early access to the Spa. However, a few tricks like the shared money building exploit in multiplayer might still work.
3. What’s the deal with Legacy Randomization?
- It’s a new option that randomizes some aspects of the world but aims to preserve certain patterns, like the one used for clay farming in previous versions. It might introduce slightly different ways to exploit these patterns, but nothing confirmed yet.
4. How do I gain friendship with animals faster?
- While turbo milking (animation canceling) seems patched, talking to your animals daily and petting them increases friendship. Gifting them their loved items also works wonders!
5. Is there a way to get more money in Stardew Valley?
- Absolutely! Focus on high-value crops like Starfruit, explore fishing (especially in higher-level areas), and complete quests for good rewards. Upgrading your tools and buildings can also boost your earning potential.