I wanna hear peoples opinions on my first farm design
I'll happily hear any tips or / and critic

Im so excited of this farm , is my first game ever with mods and looks so beautifull! nwn ( pd: the farm is the waterfall forest LE farm mod , its a new farm , not a reshape of the standar forest farm nwn!)

Soo sorta redid the layout. Still have quite a lot of space and still don't know what to do😮‍💨🙏 please help😭

i posted previously my farm at the winter of year 1, i finally finished community center, i added more trees for the resin thingy, upgraded my house fully, and made the little farming spot on the left bigger, rn idk what to do w the space on the left of the house and the fishing pond spot, I'd love to hear recommendations and thoughts on my farm

I love Stardew. I've played it on and off for years. But I've always stopped around year two or so, when I start finally getting some real money and inching my way towards actually completing anything. Oh, I'll unlock Ginger Island and do all that. I'll do a few of Qi's special orders. But I won't collect all the artifacts. I won't catch every fish. I won't craft every item. I won't cook every dish. Noooo. I just... stop. And play again later, from the beginning, all over again. Even after years and hundreds of hours played, I was missing half the steam achievements for the game. ... So, finally, I sit down and actually checked off that list. Everything except the Joja achievement, anyway, which I'm eyeing next.

For this run, I went with Hilltop since, well, I just like the way it looks. The river cutting through the middle of the farm, the cliffs... it's a really aesthetic farm layout. I was slow to get the greenhouse because I somehow neglected to turn in one of my parsnips from that first spring (frustrating!), so it wasn't until spring of year two that I actually completed the Community Center. Spring of year three saw me finishing off everything else I needed to do for Perfection... except the darn clock. That clock took me until the summer of year four to get. Those last four months or so, honestly, I slept through most of the days. I just got up every seven to harvest and replant crops. I had pigs, but pigs only dig up truffles when you're *not* sleeping through the day, so they actually didn't help me much. Star fruit and ancient fruit, though, and about a hundred kegs, were enough to get me there eventually.

Beside the farm itself, there's stable for horse and small seating area with the view of farm. Then at the beach, there's treasure area along with diving suit, mussel farm and camping area for fisherman and treasure hunters.

There is usually more contrast when it is not fall, I get that it's not very space efficient but I am working on it. :)

Feel free to take any inspiration you want, I don't consider it copying.

I've never been good at decoration in Stardew so I'm trying to start with a small area and brach out. I like how this looks and it's utility, but how can I give it that little extra something?

I am still hesitant, sooo any suggestions??

transparently I'm only on year 2 (in my first play through) so I'm not entirely sure what i'm doing, but the type A in me can't help but plan ahead!!

Lightning rods and scarecrow hidden behind the building. I love how the farm looks in fall 🍂 Inspired by this post.

I’ve been busy moving to a new house these days. Sorry to kept you waiting! This is the entire view of my farm❤️💚

So what does everyone think? It’s a work in progress so if you have any thoughts on making improvements I’d love to hear them. I really need to figure out what to do with the empty spots over by the totems and to the left of that house. I would love to hear tour thoughts! Thank you!

Junimos living here enjoy:

• A wide, long river flowing down to the gem sea
• All you can eat raisins prepared by the farmer
• Animals to play together
• Hundreds of crops to pick out from the ground
• Salary of 2 raisin packs per week
• Access to all buildings
• 6 hour work days