MY TIME AT PORTIA SANDROCK BRIDGE FOR FREE

The next day, Albert posts four commissions to build the bridge. and that would be against guild rules anyways.Īhahaha, I'm so looking forward to this! Good luck everyone! I keep on tellin' you mate, there's more to life than just work. Why don't you just give me all the commissions.

As for the Builders, I'll post all the bridge commissions in the Commerce Guild starting tomorrow. Right-o, I've pretty much worked with everyone in this room before, so I'd say this will go as smooth as a water troll's butt. I'll be leaving for Sandrock in a couple of days, Albert will be in charge of the local plans after that. We're working with Albert and his A&G Construction to build the bridge and South Block. We're going to call this new town South Block! Not too original, I know, but it'll be a place where all the travelers can rest and enjoy the view of Portia. Once the bridge is complete, we'll move on to phase two, which is the construction of a rest stop along the southern banks of the Portia River. During that time, we'll need the Builders here to complete a bridge across the Portia River connecting to the desert. In phase one, we'll start the road from Sandrock as the terrain there is easier for construction. Broadly speaking, there are two phases to this project. Let me give you an outline of our objectives for the Portia part of the project. He's one of the best engineers around and will be heading this project. This here is Mint, I've known him since he was a pup. Once we connect Portia to Sandrock with the new road, we become the de facto transportation hub between Vega 5, Sandrock, and Walnut Groove. I'll start by emphasizing how important this is to us. There you are, now that everyone's here, let's get on with business. The following day, Gale, Mint, Higgins, Albert, and the player meet to discuss the project. He introduces an engineer from Vega 5, Mint, who will manage the project. Correct me if I'm wrong.During the fireside meeting sometime after Ack has arrived, Gale announces the building of a road to Sandrock through the Eufaula Desert. Oh you can also play multiplayer in Stardew. The only current bugs in stardew seem to revolve around item duplication, which isn't a huge issue as it's non-competitive. It's been brought up repeatedly and I've experienced it. The mouse cursor bug seems to be an old one dating back roughly 4 years. With MTAP I've had an item vanish on me and my mouse cursor also disappear within <1 ingame month. I've never encountered any in Stardew with 2 playthroughs. One thing I would also say is that Stardew Valley's developer/s have a much better attitude towards bugfixes.

MY TIME AT PORTIA SANDROCK BRIDGE FOR FREE

Personally I feel that a bedtime in MTAP is pointless as passing out just puts you back in your bed for free with no loss of next day stamina. This is either a good thing or a bad thing depending on how you like games. Stardew Valley also penalizes you for running out of stamina or not getting to bed on time. Personally I prefer Stardew, but maybe that's just me liking the nostalgic feel of the game. Since you've already bought MTAP I would recommend that you get stardew if it's on sale, or if EGS offer it for free at some point. MTAP adds more because it was created by a developer team heavily inspired by Stardew valley. Stardew has a nostalgic feeling that MTAP can't beat in my opinion. If you want a farming focussed game where most of the story is optional and based on relationship unlocks or building certain (optional but highly recommended things) then Stardew Valley is a good game. If you want to be more industry focussed and given a storyline that is fed to you as you play the game play MTAP. MTAP borrows heavily from Stardew valley, offers 3d graphics and a few more systems. Stardew valley is basically the passion project of one guy who wanted to make a better Harvest Moon game.

My time at portia sandrock bridge