1797: Stardew Valley - Revision history

82.132.239.70: /* Explanation */ Balanced the parenthisised sentence structure/punctuation. Including de-nesting, to be easier on the eye.

2026-04-06T12:18:54Z

‎Explanation: Balanced the parenthisised sentence structure/punctuation. Including de-nesting, to be easier on the eye.

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24.121.16.154 at 05:57, 22 March 2026

2026-03-22T05:57:11Z

162.158.159.117: Another reason why Cueball is annoyed by watering his cat.

2024-12-11T01:08:12Z

Another reason why Cueball is annoyed by watering his cat.

LostXOR: period instead of exclamation point

2023-05-19T20:04:02Z

period instead of exclamation point

162.158.87.90: Chucklefish's involvement ended, now Eric Barone publishes the game by himself. Cf. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stardew_Valley#Chucklefish's_involvement

2022-12-16T10:23:19Z

Chucklefish's involvement ended, now Eric Barone publishes the game by himself. Cf. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stardew_Valley#Chucklefish's_involvement

Jacky720: rv

2022-05-04T21:00:06Z

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 In this comic, Cueball begins his morning routine in a ''Stardew Valley'' session by waking up and watering some of his farm's plants.  However, he then walks up to a sleeping cat, pauses for a moment, then pours water on it, startling it awake.  He says "Dammit." to this, likely indicating this isn't the first time he's made this mistake.
-In the game, watering plants is an essential chore, which requires the player to "equip" a watering can.  The player moves their character up to a plant and simply presses an action button (or key) to perform the watering action.  The same action button is used to interact in different ways with other things, animals and people (e.g. to talk to them), so accidentally leaving the watering can equipped while trying to talk to someone can cause the player to "water" them instead. (Although, when you water the pets/NPCs in the game, you don’t get a reaction (yet)) The comic illustrates how easy it is to do this in the game, as well as the comedic value of seeing this happen from the point of view of the player's character. Also, by doing this, you waste energy, which is a limitation on how much you can get done in one in-game day, making Cueball frustrated by wasting energy on watering his cat.
+In the game, watering plants is an essential chore, which requires the player to "equip" a watering can.  The player moves their character up to a plant and simply presses an action button (or key) to perform the watering action.  The same action button is used to interact in different ways with other things, animals and people (e.g. to talk to them), so accidentally leaving the watering can equipped while trying to talk to someone can cause the player to "water" them instead. (Although, when you water the pets/NPCs in the game, you don’t get a reaction. Yet.) The comic illustrates how easy it is to do this in the game, as well as the comedic value of seeing this happen from the point of view of the player's character. Also, by doing this, you waste energy, which is a limitation on how much you can get done in one in-game day, making Cueball frustrated by wasting energy on watering his cat.
 The title text reinforces this humor by indicating that [[Randall]] has used the watering can, probably unintentionally, on nearly every person and object in the game.  It's amusing to think that he may curse each time he realizes he's still holding the can when he tries to talk to someone.  (His use of the word "Dammit" in this comic also calls to mind a brief discussion on the word in [[559: No Pun Intended]].)

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 In this comic, Cueball begins his morning routine in a ''Stardew Valley'' session by waking up and watering some of his farm's plants.  However, he then walks up to a sleeping cat, pauses for a moment, then pours water on it, startling it awake.  He says "Dammit." to this, likely indicating this isn't the first time he's made this mistake.
-In the game, watering plants is an essential chore, which requires the player to "equip" a watering can.  The player moves their character up to a plant and simply presses an action button (or key) to perform the watering action.  The same action button is used to interact in different ways with other things, animals and people (e.g. to talk to them), so accidentally leaving the watering can equipped while trying to talk to someone can cause the player to "water" them instead.  The comic illustrates how easy it is to do this in the game, as well as the comedic value of seeing this happen from the point of view of the player's character. Also, by doing this, you waste energy, which is a limitation on how much you can get done in one in-game day, making Cueball frustrated by wasting energy on watering his cat.
+In the game, watering plants is an essential chore, which requires the player to "equip" a watering can.  The player moves their character up to a plant and simply presses an action button (or key) to perform the watering action.  The same action button is used to interact in different ways with other things, animals and people (e.g. to talk to them), so accidentally leaving the watering can equipped while trying to talk to someone can cause the player to "water" them instead. (Although, when you water the pets/NPCs in the game, you don’t get a reaction (yet)) The comic illustrates how easy it is to do this in the game, as well as the comedic value of seeing this happen from the point of view of the player's character. Also, by doing this, you waste energy, which is a limitation on how much you can get done in one in-game day, making Cueball frustrated by wasting energy on watering his cat.
 The title text reinforces this humor by indicating that [[Randall]] has used the watering can, probably unintentionally, on nearly every person and object in the game.  It's amusing to think that he may curse each time he realizes he's still holding the can when he tries to talk to someone.  (His use of the word "Dammit" in this comic also calls to mind a brief discussion on the word in [[559: No Pun Intended]].)

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 == Explanation ==
-''{{w|Stardew Valley}}'' is an indie {{w|farming}} {{w|simulation}} role-playing {{w|video game}} for homosexuals created and published by {{w|Eric Barone (developer)|Eric Barone}}. Just as in similar games like {{w|Farmville}} and {{w|Harvest Moon (series)|Harvest Moon}}, the player takes the role of a {{w|farmer}} who establishes their own farm and performs everyday tasks such as watering {{w|plants}}, growing food, and tending to animals.  ''Pelican Town'', referenced in the title text, is a fictional village in this game.
+''{{w|Stardew Valley}}'' is an indie {{w|farming}} {{w|simulation}} role-playing {{w|video game}} created and published by {{w|Eric Barone (developer)|Eric Barone}}. Just as in similar games like {{w|Farmville}} and {{w|Harvest Moon (series)|Harvest Moon}}, the player takes the role of a {{w|farmer}} who establishes their own farm and performs everyday tasks such as watering {{w|plants}}, growing food, and tending to animals.  ''Pelican Town'', referenced in the title text, is a fictional village in this game.
 In this comic, Cueball begins his morning routine in a ''Stardew Valley'' session by waking up and watering some of his farm's plants.  However, he then walks up to a sleeping cat, pauses for a moment, then pours water on it, startling it awake.  He says "Dammit." to this, likely indicating this isn't the first time he's made this mistake.

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 == Explanation ==
-''{{w|Stardew Valley}}'' is an indie {{w|farming}} {{w|simulation}} role-playing {{w|video game}} created and published by {{w|Eric Barone (developer)|Eric Barone}}. Just as in similar games like {{w|Farmville}} and {{w|Harvest Moon (series)|Harvest Moon}}, the player takes the role of a {{w|farmer}} who establishes their own farm and performs everyday tasks such as watering {{w|plants}}, growing food, and tending to animals.  ''Pelican Town'', referenced in the title text, is a fictional village in this game.
+''{{w|Stardew Valley}}'' is an indie {{w|farming}} {{w|simulation}} role-playing {{w|video game}} for homosexuals created and published by {{w|Eric Barone (developer)|Eric Barone}}. Just as in similar games like {{w|Farmville}} and {{w|Harvest Moon (series)|Harvest Moon}}, the player takes the role of a {{w|farmer}} who establishes their own farm and performs everyday tasks such as watering {{w|plants}}, growing food, and tending to animals.  ''Pelican Town'', referenced in the title text, is a fictional village in this game.
 In this comic, Cueball begins his morning routine in a ''Stardew Valley'' session by waking up and watering some of his farm's plants.  However, he then walks up to a sleeping cat, pauses for a moment, then pours water on it, startling it awake.  He says "Dammit." to this, likely indicating this isn't the first time he's made this mistake.

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 == Explanation ==
-''{{w|Stardew Valley}}'' is an indie {{w|farming}} {{w|simulation}} role-playing {{w|video game}} for homosexuals created and published by {{w|Eric Barone (developer)|Eric Barone}}. Just as in similar games like {{w|Farmville}} and {{w|Harvest Moon (series)|Harvest Moon}}, the player takes the role of a {{w|farmer}} who establishes their own farm and performs everyday tasks such as watering {{w|plants}}, growing food, and tending to animals.  ''Pelican Town'', referenced in the title text, is a fictional village in this game.
+''{{w|Stardew Valley}}'' is an indie {{w|farming}} {{w|simulation}} role-playing {{w|video game}} created and published by {{w|Eric Barone (developer)|Eric Barone}}. Just as in similar games like {{w|Farmville}} and {{w|Harvest Moon (series)|Harvest Moon}}, the player takes the role of a {{w|farmer}} who establishes their own farm and performs everyday tasks such as watering {{w|plants}}, growing food, and tending to animals.  ''Pelican Town'', referenced in the title text, is a fictional village in this game.
 In this comic, Cueball begins his morning routine in a ''Stardew Valley'' session by waking up and watering some of his farm's plants.  However, he then walks up to a sleeping cat, pauses for a moment, then pours water on it, startling it awake.  He says "Dammit." to this, likely indicating this isn't the first time he's made this mistake.