Le créateur de Stardew Valley dit qu'il est “faire tout ce qui est en mon pouvoir” pour obtenir une mise à jour 1.6 disponible pour les joueurs consoles et mobiles, et un nouveau patch PC arrive aussi
Oui, Stardew Valley 1.6 is still headed to console and mobile players, and creator Eric Barone is well aware you’re “eager” to play it. In the latest production update, baron mentionné il est “doing everything within my power to have the ports ready as soon as possible,” though an exact release date still eludes us.
“The ports require extra work beyond the PC version,” Barone adds. “There is also another patch for PC underway which is mainly some bug fixes.”
Originally released in mid-March, Stardew Valley 1.6 introduced hundreds of changes and several major features, from new NPCs to collectibles, crops, and pets. The full patch notes are absolutely massive, and have only grown since through a series of follow-up patches fine-tuning a few things and ironing out some bugs. It sounds like the next PC patch will be more of the same.
Mettre à jour 1.6.3, for example, brought a mix of bug fixes and quality-of-life upgrades – good news overall, especially if you like moss. Mettre à jour 1.6.4 packed in “a few goodies” like more mine layouts, fish frenzies, a special cutscene for neighbor families, balance changes, and dozens of finer points.
Plus récemment, Barone rushed out un “emergency” réparer to a problem spotted in late April, which could cause a crash if NPCs “make it to the island resort changing rooms.” That brought us to 1.6.8, et non, things won’t necessarily roll over into 1.7 even if patches keep up this pace.