that’s a perfectly valid way to play it, but you don’t have to do it that way either, you can just be an absolute nightmare of a neighbor, regularly passing out in the middle of town after picking all the wildflowers and fishing all night
it doesn’t really, because what you’re trying to do isn’t necessarily to be a terrible neighbor, you might just have ADHD and be doing literally random shit with no goals or plans, for example! everyone plays games differently
Stardew Valley is a logistics and optimizing game.
You’re just primarily optimizing social obligations, not some kind of mass, materially productive process.
that’s a perfectly valid way to play it, but you don’t have to do it that way either, you can just be an absolute nightmare of a neighbor, regularly passing out in the middle of town after picking all the wildflowers and fishing all night
I would argue that that still constitutes a … kind of optimizing social obligations.
You’re just doing it backwards, maximizing antisociality.
it doesn’t really, because what you’re trying to do isn’t necessarily to be a terrible neighbor, you might just have ADHD and be doing literally random shit with no goals or plans, for example! everyone plays games differently