Everything about Rocks in Stardew Valley!
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- Опубликовано: 25 июн 2024
- Back at it, and now we're covering one of the most complicated skills in the game! Mining is a completely different world from Farming or Foraging, so hopefully this gets you started! By the way, all of the songs in this video are cave related, can you identify them all?
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Sections:
0:00 - Intro
1:10 - What is Mining?
1:44 - The Furnace
3:15 - Geodes
6:12 - The Crystalarium
7:48 - The Blacksmith
9:28 - Bombs?
10:03 - Pickaxe Upgrades and Rocks
17:05 - Weird Rocks
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Fun fact! The Mystic Stone CAN be found in the quarry if you are incredibly lucky! It’s where I found my first and only one, and where I got my first prismatic shard!
I tend to find one there in my playthrough once I've unlocked the quarry. It's really the only spot where I've seen it.
I found two there. And got prismatic shard on both. Then I decided to stop playing the game for a year or so, forget about prismatic shard save, delete every save in the game, starting a new one, and never found it ever again. I'm sad.
I found one there too! I didn't know it was rare lol
Same here! (i got it on my first day of spring with the chair trick ...)
yeah, actually me too!
Mystic stone can also be found in the quarry
There’s where I got my first prismatic shard! Aaaaand… immediately donated to the museum…
@@KitsukiiPlays RIP
8:48 I believe the silver trash can is different so it’s easier to differentiate from the regular one
I wanted to add for the mystic stone they can also spawn in the Quarry area aswell!
I only know this because that's where I found my very first prismatic shard :D
Hey me too epic
I came here to say this. Only mystic stone I found was in the quarry. It gave me Iridium.
Yup, there is a 25% chance to get a prismatic shard from one of the mystic stones. You can guarantee a prismatic shard from one of these stones in the quarry. Just start the day and go break the stone, if you don’t get a prismatic shard… reset the day and go about whatever you want for the day. Go to bed, and then try again the next day. I had 4 mystic stones in my recent play through and within 2 weeks (didn’t check every day) I had 4 prismatic shards.
Oh same, literally had this happen to me yesterday
hidden forest slimes is where i found a lot of my shards
Not sure if someone else mentioned it already, but the crystalarium can duplicate any mineral/gem EXCEPT for the prismatic shard. Since you showed the screen and it had a prismatic shard on it, that could be confusing. A real shame that you can't but in game I can see why lol
I actually love the in-game tool-tip about that. Something about the Prismatic Shard being too magical and cosmic for the crystalarium to comprehend.
Late game you should be able to upgrade the crystalarium with radioactive ores and be able to duplicate prismatic shards.
Just make it take comically long to do so. (Like 28 in game days)
Dude, I'm not even playing Stradew Valley, but I've been waching your videos for allmost a year now. The way you present your intel, make good looking graphics and exlain them in detail shows how much effort and love you put into your videos. And that is really satisfying. Good stuff man.
Get your pickaxe, it's time to go into the dankest part of the mine and get Pelican Town stoned.
About the crystalarium: be careful walking holding any gems close to them. You can accidentally put an aquamarine inside one that is replicating diamonds then you lose your diamond.
Very sad.
Or worse, you put your quartz crystallarium too close to your other ones, collect the quartz for your bomb stash and then bump into a jade crystallarium ...
This happens to me all the time 😭
thankfully this was changed in the newest update! now you have to break the crystallarium to switch the gem inside, making sure you get the original back :)
Dude, you are hands down one of the best SV uploaders on RUclips. DF and Shark and others were the old guard, and as they retired from the game after thousands of hours played, some of the older uploaders dropped away (when Dangerously Funny quit Stardew Valley I was devastated) due to burn out and the new generation slowly took over. I have over 2000 hours myself split between PS4 and Switch and I’ve only taken one hiatus, SV is my favourite video game ever made.
We now have Salmence, Wickedy, ezilily, CharleyBarley, mGaud, SeanieDew, and many more _awesome_ SV content producers that I’m rudely forgetting (if I left you out, please know that if you ever focused on SV as a gaming RUclipsr, I know of you and love what you do!). This newer generation is picking up where a lot the old guard left off and let me just say that you guys make the most entertaining videos! From your challenges, Speedruns, Min/Maxing, Guides for every skill and area in the game, Easter Egg hunting (not Spring 13 eggs, but game secrets and obscure techniques), everything you guys do is just tops. Keep up the great work!
By the way, I’m sure there are a few people who never stopped playing and never stopped uploading but Stardew is the type of game that hooks you VERY effectively and playing it can be more fun than a barrel of monkeys. Thus, one can easily overplay it, burn out, and stop wanting to upload gameplay of it. Plus, gamers change up their “mains” every now and again. It’s the nature of the hobby.
I returned to the game in the last few months after an extended hiatus for similar burnout type reasons... that and I was playing it sunup to sundown and my wife of 18 years was, for the first time ever, telling me that even for me, this was too much video games. Hehe. Now I’m back at a normal pace.
Kind Regards from NS, Canada, and God Bless ConcernedApe / Eric Barone for making this absolute masterpiece all on his own! May the game flourish for many decades to come!
Take care!
-Beardless Odin
P.S. Thanks for teaching me about mushroom trees and how you need regular trees on your farm for them to transform into one in your older video! I now finally have two of them! Deforestation is my thing but I’ve learned that both in game and IRL, there are consequences!
If you have Ginger Island unlocked, there is a way on Ginger Island to get seeds for mushroom trees fyi.
@@bluesonicstreak7317 God bless Mr. Qi amirite? Thank you for that info, my friend! I appreciate all the help I can get!
BlaDe? .3.
@@SirenPandaSabo mAchiNe gUn?
15:33 Mussels are actually classified as fish so they can be used to make sushi! That makes the mussel nodes a great source of easy food that passively replenishes and if you collect a bunch of them while waiting for the Qi Cuisine quest you can turn them all into sushi and sell them without it costing any money for seeds/ingredients :)) 💕
Who Needs Pickaxe when all you need is 999x Explosive ammo.
Just an fyi there no artifacts that only appear in artifact troves, they just might have a higher percentage chance for some items or help find ones that have very specific spawn locations
Another rock type is the light grey rocks (you have them pictured in the screenshot of the quarry where you talk about geode rocks). They take fewer hits to break than regular rocks, and can occur in the mines and skull caverns (and I think volcano?). They only produce stone, but they give 1exp per rock instead of 0. They are useful if you have a low-level pick axe in the lower mines levels, as they break more easily than the native rocks as well as giving the exp.
The most boring rock, but very noticeable if you use a mod which shows exp gain - I always end up seeking them out to get the small boost!
They actually give 3xp not 1xp, making them very useful to break early on in your mining skill!
@@genevievefangirl that’s interesting! I thought maybe they were actually somehow farm rocks (which the video said gives one exp), but they’re actually a totally distinct rock type!
@@Noonsal I'm glad you mentioned this. I tend to rush the mines without upgrading my pickaxe and I always seek out these rocks because they're faster to mine!
I'm always so impressed by your guides, especially this series with the ATLA intro.
9:00 love the effort you put in to deliberately include all the available upgrades in game!! such a small thing, but very cool to see
Did you forget about the grey rocks in the mines? they're a special case, they fit into i think the 2nd tier of rock consistently regardless of the mine you're in, they always produce one stone, and have a chance for 2 stone plus the usual chances for coal i think. They're of note because of their ease to break in later floors or skull cavern as no matter what as long as you have copper pick or higher they are a 1 hit break.
Seeing lot of people also mentioning the quarry for Mystic stones, i believe there's either a guaranteed one or a very good chance for one to spawn there at least once. It seems to occur frequently but it would require testing or data *mining* to confirm.
There's always something new to learn when it comes to Stardew Valley 💜
Also! Props for hitting a radioactive node with a regular pickaxe for us😂😂😂
Only halfway through year 2 (on Switch) and watching your videos makes me so excited to keep going. I had no clue there was so much to do
For the pickaxe hits: I believe it goes that one hit of a copper/steel/gold/iridium pickaxe counts as 2/3/4/5 hits from a basic one, hence the numbers on the chart.
I found a mystic stone. in the quarry last night! Gold and iridium - wish I’d seen this first and I would have counted hits for you!
For anyone coming to this vid after 1.6: Geode Crusher both no longer takes coal, nor does it copy the last geode opened by Clint
I was looking at the gemstone cluster before you had started to explain it and thought, "Wow, after all these years there's still something new I'm learning. I have NEVER seen whatever stone that is!!!" xD
Don’t worry about it taking so long!! I’m just glad you chose to break it up to make it easier on yourself. It also makes it easier to digest the information, lol. I love your videos and they help a lot, thank you Salmence!!!
Man this video rocks!
Bro lmao
A true gem ❤
A real diamond in the rough
Salmence, you are the best. I’ve watched all the videos in this series and they’ve all been delightful and super informative. Can’t wait to see the combat video 🤞🏻
Over 4k hours of playing the game and I still learn more about the game. Thanks for the video! Another banger!
thank you salmence, for fueling my stardew obsession
I love this series. I've been passively playing the game for a while and there's still new information I learn.
New subscriber but your guides have helped me so much and I always appreciate the spoiler alerts since I’ve only just made it to the desert! Looking forward to part two and a combat guide 🙌🏼
If u use the geode crusher after u use Clint you get the same thing!!!! This is super helpful!
i really love how much work you put into your videos, and your calming voice! thank you
just wanted to say, i love and appreciate that you give a warning before you talk about ginger island content. i havent even finished the CC yet but these guides help a lot without spoilering me!
You changed the intro!!! ❤❤❤ love it! I was listening thinking.... somethings different. Appreciate all the hard work you put into these guides!!! Ty ty ❤
Yes! I wanted to clean it up just a little bit, thank you!
Double-commenting here, but the upgrading of the pickaxe follows a mathematical formula. Base number of hits *1/(level of pickaxe), rounded up.
So hits are halved for the copper pickaxe, cut by a third for iron, quartered for gold, and it's one-fifth for iridium. Again, always rounded up (so an iridium pickaxe hitting what would require 16 hits yields 3.2, rounded up to 4 hits.)
OH!! I tried to make sense of it with some kind of formula, but I couldn’t figure it out! I’ll mention that in the second part!
Or to put it another way, which is how I suspect it's implemented. Each rock has a certain amount of 'HP' and your pickaxe deals 'damage' equal to its level.
A rock with 16 'HP' would then, with a copper axe take 16 hits of 1 HP at base. 8 hits of 2 HP at copper, 5 hits of 3 HP + 1 final hit at iron, 4 hits of 4 HP at gold and 3 hits of 5 HP + 1 final hit at iridium.
@@daredaemon8878 Same math just going the other way, but yeah, pretty much.
Just started playing it, seems like a lot to the game so I should check out a guide. Your intro won me over, I’ll actually subscribe for that lmao. Very well thought out.
I love this series
Thanks for informing us all!
Absolutely LOVED the intro ❤
Fantastic video! The testing and editing are impressive! Kudos. ❤👍
Looking at the pickaxe chart, it looks like the ordering is just 1/n from the basic pickaxe, rounded up. Copper is 1/2, iron 1/3, gold 1/4, iridium 1/5. The only one that breaks this trend is omni geodes with the iron pickaxe by the looks of it
edit-looks like other people already caught it, my bad for repeating, still not sure what's going on with omni geode nodes though, unless it's just a typo in the video or bug
I could test it again, but I do remember attempting it multiple times since I noticed it broke the trend too
@@salmence100 I would suggest checking again.
The code sets "minutesUntilReady" to 8 when creating it, and the code when using the pickaxe calculates damage as Math.Max(1, (int)base.upgradeLevel + 1) + this.additionalPower.Value.
And when I tested it, I got 3 hits.
Nice video, the Ducktales' moon level soundtrack is a nice touch!
This intro was perfect, thank you.
Damn good work you've done, nifty guide fur sure. Rock and stone!
I'VE WAITED FOR SO LONG, luv yur videos
LOVE THE EDITING SAL!!!!!
I'd say something about the determination involved in getting radioactive ore with an unupgraded pickaxe, but I've spent more time than I want to admit throwing rocks in Horizon Zero Dawn for science.
holy crap thank you for your service!!
Ok that was easily the most fire stardew valley video intro I've EVER seen
I don't know WHAT one of my farms was drinking but I found a mystic stone in my first skull cavern run, my first visit to the quarry and my SECOND visit to the quarry, all 3 times I got a prismatic shard
15 MINUTES AGOO DUUUDEEE IM PLAYING THIS GAME ON MOBILE AND I WAS SO CONFUSED ABOUT SOME SITUATIONS ABOUT MINING TY SO MUCH I HAVE BEEN WIATING FOR THIS
you can also find a mystic stone in the quarry :D. i found one today in there (and got my first ever prismatic shard!)
I love this video series! ☺️
Title: the ultimate mining guide.
What I got: how to break up with people.
Played 400hr and stopped playing
And now Im watching this vid and ready to play this game once again
"So we back into mine"
Bro that intro was amazing 😂
This a badass guide dude thank you
The Intro is the best!
Omg, I love the intro! Atla is my childhood favorite series!
Thanks! I was on an Avatar binge watch when I decided to make it lol
I've been waiting for this!
I just started playing this game bro and this intro go hard
I would like to mention an iridium pickaxe with the powerful enchantment makes rocks take less hits to break, i think making iridium nodes take 3 hits instead of 4
AH! I completely forgot about it!
I love powerful on the pickaxe. Fewer button presses for the win!
ROCK AND STONE FOREVER
Really love all of these in depth guide videos, when are you making the combat one? :)
Its finally here!!!
13:40 I'm dying at this part 😂 "And I'm pretty sure I'm the only person on earth to do this, it takes 25 hits with the regular pickaxe to break" 😂
Love the intro
I dunno how, but I found 2 of that super rare node you mentioned not finding. First time was at the volcano, where it broke with 1 swing (Steel Pickaxe), while it took 3 swings to destroy it at the Quarry with Gold Pickaxe.
This video is such a Gem
I like the Avatar The Last Airbender opening for this video!
Literally had just started up your latest modded VOD on twitch when I got this alert lol I was hoping you'd continue this series! Mining and combat are the parts I have the most trouble with, honestly
No matter how long it takes, I do intend on finishing up all of the skills!
8:48 I feel like that's because you could mix up the normal trash with steel trash
Me after watching your video: found Diamond node on Level 5, found Prismatic Shard on Level 11 dropped by one of the monsters, found 4 Mystic Stones in the Quarry using chair trick before mining carts were repaired - damn I have a good game! :))))) I noticed that if you progress really fast the game will do one of two things - it will either do all in its power to make you fail including cheating (your items falling into water when water is 5+ tiles away) or it will encourage you and give you stuff that usually comes much later on. During Day one I met all of the villager available to be met on that day went to Secret Woods planted most crops needed for initial Community Center bundles picked all available forages and gave people gifts. I ran like mad from 6 am to 2 pm. However in the next few days I started getting the unusual awards :)
This wonderfull intro ❤
I love this opening.
Love your videos ❤️
16:09
The recipe for 100% retaining soil includes clay. When i was trying to get 100% ofy ginger island farm with that, the clay node was very helpful.
11:11 The ratios still have a pattern! Base to copper is 1/2, copper to steel is 2/3, steel to gold is 3/4, and gold to iridium is 4/5 (with one exception going from 2 to 1)
Just a small correction. While boulders in the mine give 10 stone, they actually give 15 stone on the farm.
I want to mention a different kind of stone, it can be mined in one hit by copper picks and above, they're more lustrous than the normal stone and give more than one stone, i break these in skull cavern before iridium puckaxe
I was tired of coal being scarce so I set up a bunch of wood chippers and charcoal kilns in my backwoods.
Huh, the secret woods would also be an interesting place to do that. Infinite hardwood -> wood -> coal.
Love the inclusion of the max lair lobby music, lol. Actually there in game while watching this, confused me as to why I could hear my switch’s sound all of a sudden.
15:30 " as expected, they give you mussels"
Thought that was obvious. I mean you swing around a pickaxe all day, of course you're going to get stronger 💪
not those mussels, these muscles!
@@slwrabbits 💪💪💪
rock and stone brother!!!
Woah... i have never been this early to any video in my life :) and its on a subject I desperatly need help with hahaa *cries*
Somehow, I have gotten 2 prismatic shards from killing enemies in the mines
I just got one from kill a bug larva and I’m shook!! 😂
You theoretically forgot the meteor when listing the rocks :)
I like the intro😂
I love mining. I just started playing this game again and am doing a no farming/Joja run. I'm spending a lot of time in the mines.
I was going to try a foraging only/Joja run, but it's been a while since I've played and want to ease back into things
I find the simpler way to think of rocks is in stone health and pickaxe strength.
The stone health varies from 1 to 25 (that I have found), and that depends on location. e.g. Copper ore in normal mines has a health of 3. In the dangerous mines it is 6, and in skull cavern it is 2.
Each time a pickaxe hits a stone, it subtracts its upgrade level + 1.
This means the copper pickaxe takes 1/2 as many hits, an iron pickaxe takes 1/3, a gold pickaxe takes 1/4, an iridium pickaxe takes 1/5 and an enchanted (powerful) iridium pickaxe takes 1/6.
This also means the upgrade to copper halves the number of hits, while the upgrade from gold to iridium means you take 4/5 the number of hits (80%).
For example a copper pickaxe can break a copper ore in skull cavern in 1 hit, but a iron one is needed in the mines, and an enchanted Iridium one is needed for dangerous mines.
The gems can be found on any floor once you reach the bottom. (With jade being half as likely as the rest).
The purple stone can give any of the 7 main gems, including diamond. And the number of hits it takes to break varies depending upon where it is. Sometimes it will take 1.
I assume you found your test case on floor 80-120.
The same applies to mystic stones, with the number of hits to break one depends on where it is. In the mines it will be 4. In skull cavern it will be 5.
Most rocks can be found on floors divisible by 5. This includes gem stones, mystic stones, and purple rocks. It is primarily the metal ores (and radioactive) that can't.
you've got banger taste in bgm
Thanks! I spent a really long time finding cave songs that weren’t gloomy
i found the mystic rock on my first ever farm at the quarry and got a prismatic shard!! … to which i then gave to gunther because i didn’t know what the galaxy hammer was
yeah I got many mystic stones in the quarry
I have a small detail regarding mining xp and dust sprites, whenever a dust sprite breaks something that gives mining xp the player gets the xp. In multiplayer all players get the xp even if they arent in the mine.
Oh, this should include the meteor that can rarely show up on your farm. According to the wiki:
- The event has a 1% chance to happen... but it picks a random 3x3 space on your farm, then checks to see if at least 2x2 of it is open enough/passable. It will not land on things that block movement, such as buildings, water, or fences. However, crops and crafted paths don't block movement and thus are fair game; a few players have had their hearts broken when their Sweet Gem Berries got obliterated.
- You will hear a booming noise overnight, and then in the morning the message "An explosion was heard in the night..."
- It requires a gold pickaxe or better to break. With the gold pickaxe it takes 7 hits; with the iridium pickaxe it takes 6.
- When you break it you get 6 iridium ore, 6 stone, and 6 geodes (yes, normal regular geodes). In other words, it's not worth rushing a gold pickaxe for, unless you wanted to put something else right there.
I think the mystic stones can also spawn in the quarry, I found one there once
17:40 I've also found a mystic stone at the quarry.
Not-so-pro tip!:
When you unlock skull cavern, you'll want to maximize the amount of floors you can do in one run, so do this:
The desert trader trades one spicy eel for a ruby, so set up one to three crystalariums, and wait two days (in game ofc).
Then set up one to six crystalariums with jades, because on sundays, the desert trader offers one ladder for one jade. And the ladders are A HUUUGE resource, if you want to maximize ur floors.
(Even though, try to do smaller numbers than six, because if I'm not wrong, the crystalarium is crafted with irudium, hard resource to find if you're just starting skull cavern)
(Ik this is a common thing, but it rlly helped me :D)
Should mention that if you really want a lot of refined quartz easily, put fire quartz into crystlariums.
You should do pros and cons for all devices.
Some pros for mobile include:
1. Auto attack (but only for weapons. It doesn't work with scythe)
2. Auto tool select (for example, if you want to break a rock, rather than selecting your pickaxe first then the rock, you can tap on the rock, and it'll immediately switch to pickaxe. This doesn't work for everything, though.)
3. Being able to have empty hands. (On PC, you have to have a space in your inventory selected at all times, but on mobile, you don't have to.)
4. Item spawning. (Mobile and PC are the only devices that can use the item spawning glitch.
5. Auto save. (If you close the app without going to bed, you'll be given the open to return to where you left off next time you open the app.
6. Auto pathing. (You can tap anywhere on the screen, and if it's possible for your character to get there, it will go there on its own. It's great for when you first start and have a messy farm or the haunted maze. Though the path isn't always the most optimal)
7. You can pan. On other devices, if you're zoomed out all the way, that's all you can see, but with mobile, you can move the camera around a bit to see more.
Cons:
1. There's no multi player. (Which means you also won't be able to build cabins)
2. It's much more difficult to access screenshot. (For whatever reason, if you take a screenshot, it goes to the data folder, but you can't access the data folder unless you connect your phone to a computer.)
3. You can't use special moves. (this makes the powerful enchantment and acrobat useless. While on other devices, a club is better, a sword is better on mobile for this reason)
4. Fishing bug. (In order to fish on mobile, you have to have your fishing rod selected and press and hold on the water similar to how you fish on other devices, but sometimes, if you tap on the water, it'll have you walk somewhere. If you're fishing, this gets really annoying.
5. You can't fish diagonally. (On other devices, you press the arrows to move the rod, but mobile doesn't have that. That means if there's a bubble spot on a corner, you won't be able to access it.)
6. Panning is much harder. In order to pan on mobile, you have to have your copper pan selected and tap on the panning spot, but the hit box is so small you may end to tapping several times only for it to disappear)
This is something I’ve wanted to do for a while, but I need a bit more experience with the mobile game to really make a good video on it. It’s in the plans though!
I’m pretty sure each rock type has a number of “health”; the amount of hits it takes to break with a normal pickaxe (eg. Normal rocks with 1 & copper ore with 3) and that each pickaxe upgrade does more “damage” to every rock (so normal with 1, copper with 2, silver with 3, gold with 4 and iridium with 5). Correct me if I’m wrong but that’s just how I’ve imagined it playing the game and I think it works with that graph.