Originally posted by Sandiles

This whole time I thought you were Italian Concerned Ape

Originally posted by c3k4o

well, the translation is supposed to take place of "hit"

"kancalı" means "hooked", but more like "with hook" than "got hooked"

"oltada" means "on the rod", but in Turkish it sounds naturally closer to "got hooked"

Originally posted by Lussarc

I have a question, i'm french and play at stardew on my switch. If i didn't want to play in french but still in english, can i ?

Originally posted by c3k4o

Also, you should add Turkish characters (ğ, ç, ş, ı, ü, ö) to the in-game font. They appear in Arial.

Originally posted by theysellpizza

Steam downloaded the beta automatically when I launched the game. I immediately started experiencing this bug.

Summary of issue: When I go down into the mines the game crashes.

Language: English

Steps for Reproduction: use minecart from bus stop to mines, go to level 105 (my most recent level) in the elevator, crash before it loads

PC/Mac/Linux?: PC

I really enjoy this game and I hope this report helps you iron out a few things in this update! Thanks!

Originally posted by sercomxlive

Language: Turkish/PC

Carpenter's Shop

Farm Buildings

The game crashes when switching to Farm Buildings section. (When switching between them.)

Originally posted by sercomxlive

Language: Turkish/PC

The game crashes when you log into the mine.

Originally posted by [deleted]

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Originally posted by The_Raven81

Just those 1000 Kegs? No. There is way more that hasn't even been mentioned that contributes to the size of his save file. The quote was just the few things that he mentioned in his OP.

Regardless, the fact of the matter and the biggest problem, is that he is even limited in the first place. If I was him with this knowledge that he has posted about the limitations of the Switch port, I would go and contact u/ConcernedApe and let him know of this issue so that he can let the devs of the Switch port know about it, and they can fix it. Because if it's affected him, it's likely to affect others.

Originally posted by Kyriio

Don't be too hard on yourself. Before I got my degree I was also a hobbyist and not particularly good at finishing stuff, and worried about all the job offers asking for a portfolio. But look, CA is looking for 3 years of game dev experience, which is much less than what it took him to get Stardew Valley done. This is not a case of "being better": you're only programming in your spare time, of course you're going to jump between ideas and projects! Frankly, the offer seems to target a very small core of experienced programmers in the games industry.

Heck, I'm a programmer in said industry now, I'm pretty confident with C# and my abilities but I can't claim 3+ years of game dev so I won't apply - even though it'd be the dream!