168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Wanderstop puts you in the shoes of Alta, legendary warriorꦐ turned tea-maker and forces you to undergo that change of pace along with the character. From growing your own ingredients to intuiting the needs of customers, it's a game about learning slowly.

The focus of the game is on thꦛe experience and the characters, and the mechanics are there to space those out and put you in the right headspace to enjoy them. If you want to jump right into the character drama and the confronting of personal demons, you'll want to get proficient at managing farmland. Here's a few tips to keep the game moving with pace.

Start With The Slowest Tasks

Tea balls are going to be the main thing you're liable to run out of at any point in the game. They're also the only crop that isn't ready to use the moment you harvest it, so you'll want to start your tea d🐷rying before handling anything else. It's a good way to start each season.

Your highlight vision will show you the status of any currently drying tea leaves, and you should try to keep space in your inventory for at least a couple tea balls before you fill up on other ingredient⛄s.

T💮he second big consideration is cups. It takes a bit of time for them to come out of the dishwasher so it is best to have them loaded up ahead of time. If you don't keep track of where they're placed after drinking, check the tables around the store.

Clean Early And Often

One of the first things you may notice is that you only have two teacups to start the game with, and this is reset when the seasons change. Finding more will make m🙈anagement less hectic so you'll want to explore a bit.

Sweeping leaf piles, trimming weeds and checking the pluffin roost will help you find some missing teacups to fill out your supply. It's also how you'll fin♛d the more exotic mugs than the unadorned starting set.

You can alternatively make do with only the starting cups, as long as you're diligent about cleaning them between useꦬs.

• A character will typically seek out the nearest table and place down their empty cup after finishing a drink, so you can follow them and grab the dirty cup.
• If the character interacts with something as part of the scene, such as pulling out an item to give to you, the dirty cup will instead be placed on the floor nearby.
• Some characters will take a while before discarding their empty cup, but they'll normally say something to indicate this upfront.

Use Pots To Organise Your Plants

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Larger plants can't be placed in pots by themselves but using three shrink shrooms will make them portable in size while not reducing their yield. Tea leaves don't give seeds but can still be moved with pots. The replanted tea leaves will disappear after harvesting, so its generally easier to just go out and forage for tea each time.

Don't Worry About Stockpiling

Don't panic too hard about organising everything or having an extended supply of ingredients. The clearing will change as you progress. When this happens the position of all items will be reset, except for framed photographs. Your stored ingredients will be reset, so you're generally better off making or gathering things as you need them.

Fi💝nished teas are especially difficult to store since you can't put them in your pocket and pluffins will drink any left lying around on the ground or tables.

You'll still want to gather all the ingredients for a recipe before you start making it: If you leave partway through it's easy to forget which fruits you've already added to the mixture.

Make Tea In Batches

Pretty much every tea in the game you'll want to craft more than once. At least one cup for a customer and one for Alta. A third cup for Boro if you want to get all of the bonus dialogue. When you're using a new ingredient there's no harm in using the maximum amount of water to produce extra cups.

There are no time limits to meeting peoples requests, and excess tea isn't wasted, so taking longer and making too much is better than not having enough. 👍This is extra true when making tea with special ingredients. These aren't recorded in youꦰr journal so you may struggle to recreate them.

Ingredient Order Matters

Lots of recipes will ask for multiple ingredients but only check that all of them are present. Most characters won't mind if you add the fruit in a specific order, but for Alta and Boro they will only ruminate on the fꦕirst ingredient you add. Keep this in mind when trying to both taste new drinks and match customer requests at the same time. Start with any ingredients you haven't tasted before.

A couple of end-game recipes will ask you to use ingredients in a specific order, but you'🃏ll always be given specific instruct✃ions when this is the case.

Experiment With Different Hybrids

Your guidebook will tell you the core of each hybrid plant but the surroundings you need to discover for yourself. 🥂You can get a decent range of combinations with just two seeds and more will be added as you progress the seasons.

Mushroom circles don't add new combinations but augment existing ones. Some mushroom combos give you nice lawn ornaments instead, while others make it easier to manage the plants by duplicating or replanting them. This makes mushrooms broadly optional except for the rare 💜recipe that asks 🅰for a modified version of a plant.

Don't Fret Over Optional Objectives

Sometimes you'll be given extra things you could d💙o, such as altering a recipe or tending to certain chores. Boro will ask ಌyou to manage the picture frames or plant pots.

These truly are optional content. You won't be given any quantifiable bonuses, just some extra dialogue related to your actions and the odd bonus decor🔴ation that might not even persist with the changing seasons.

There are similarly hidden conversations and scenes not marked in your journal, likಞe drinking the same brew as a customer or even just pouring a glass of water.

Pace Yourself

Odds are you aren't currently attempting to speedrun the game. Optimise your setup to whatever extent you find most enjoyable, whether that's focusing on the objective♔s or meandering along the ♎way.

Something we did was plant our seeds in different areas of the map whenever the seasons changed. It was still organised with🧔in those areas but the goal was to take in new scenary each time. If you instead want a faster pace you can organise things close to the store to minimise time spent backtracking.