While it's aesthetically pleasing to many, ultimately I feel like this is one of the more neglected maps feature wise. The map itself boasts the least cumulative tile space for objects/crops than any other map, and ranks 4th in actual arable land (5th being the Forest, but the Forest makes this up by having much more total area). The islands feel quite restricted space wise due to the arguably useless extra water they add as streams flowing across the map. But for what point? The catches are the same as the town river, which isn't exactly hard to reach early on in comparison to the Mountains or the Ocean. You can set up some traps to catch caged fish/junk behind your house, you can fish for river fish, etc.

Most alternate maps make sense to me, and are highly useful. It's a sacrifice in which one must make for one's playstyle.

All of these have distinct disadvantages (usually in less arable land/more clutter) that set them apart as far as farming goes from the traditional map. Hilltop for mining, forest for hardwood and foraged goods, riverlands for fishing, wilderness for monsters. Let me premise this with the fact that the alternate farms are based on specialization, which is common knowledge. Something sets it quite apart from the other maps and it's the utter near-uselessness of it. Today I'd like to address a glaring issue on one of the farm maps, the riverlands in particular. Hello, welcome to what is likely my first true post on Reddit, let alone /r/StardewValley. Buy it for Console: PS4, Switch, Xbox One.or apply for prestige flair! Browse without questions Browse without creative writing Posts featuring modded content and question posts must be properly flaired.Mark spoilers like this: >!Text here is hidden!<

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