Stardew Valley Keep Barn Door Open

That makes sense because they d get fed from the silo in winter thanks for the answer.

Stardew valley keep barn door open.

That way the animals start inside the coop barn and can be cared for much more easily. Multiplayer isn t supported on mobile. Leaving it closed while an animal is outside can cause wolves to attack them on any farm type. Never said that quality affected the artisan good.

I have to disagree harshly. The chance of large eggs milk feathers and so forth is lowered if you leave the door open. Stardew valley is an open ended country life rpg with support for 1 4 players. Haven t checked to see any.

The total cost of a deluxe barn built from scratch is 43 000g wood 1350 stone 650 or if all wood and stone are bought from robin during year 1 69 500g and 175 500g if bought in year 2 barn animals may be stuck outside at night if the barn doors are closed. Keep it open during spring summer and fall. Leaving the barn or coop door open overnight does not matter at all. Even if it s not snowing so unless you want to chance them getting eaten by wolves i d say keep the doors closed.

They won t be killed though so it s not a huge issue if you forget occationally. Doors could keep open in rainy days and winter. Close it during winter. Same if you leave the door closed during sunny days.

Aug 6 2017 10 42am i normally close it in winter for role play reasons as i expect it would help the heater be effective to not have the barn door open. Stardew valley is an open ended country life rpg with support for 1 4 players. Original poster 2 points 4. Basically except during winter i leave the coop hatch open all the time.

Doesn t effect the mood according to my 5 in game year observation. You can leave them open and they will never be attacked by wolves. My animals seem to get grouchy if i leave the barn door open even just when it s a rainy day. If you find it a pain to close it it s actually better to just leave them inside everyday rather than letting them out and then leaving the door open although it will require more fodder.

So if the forcast for the next day says rain wait until the animals are all inside and close the door the night prior before going to bed. It s not just in winter leaving it open any night will make your animals unhappy. Making them unhappy will lead to decreased yields.