In a fascinating Stardew Valley creation, one player has constructed a unique shrine dedicated to their past in-game partners, adorning the walls with each character’s portrait. Since its launch in 2016, this beloved indie title has captured the hearts of gamers worldwide, particularly for its richly varied NPCs. Players often find themselves drawn to different characters, leading to an array of memorable experiences in their individual journeys.
A creative Redditor known as Defiant_apricot has humorously dubbed themselves “a truly horrible person”for their decision to romance every available bachelor and bachelorette in the game, ultimately crafting a shrine filled with their ex-lovers’ portraits paired with a favorite item of each. This whimsical tribute has sparked both laughter and intrigue within the community.
I am a truly horrible person. by u/Defiant_apricot in StardewValley
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One of the game’s intriguing aspects is that players can choose to separate from their spouses. By visiting the Mayor’s house and spending 50,000g, players can initiate a divorce and pursue relationships with other marriage candidates in the game. While this option exists, it can quickly deplete resources, especially for players like Defiant_apricot, who are actively trying to romance multiple characters throughout the town.
After marrying an NPC, players have the opportunity to acquire some unique collectibles—specifically, portraits of their spouse—available for 30,000g at the traveling cart. Although these items are not always in stock, they offer a delightful means of showcasing affection for beloved in-game partners. Additionally, various mods enhance the relationship-building experience, making it easier for players to connect with a wide range of characters.
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While many players might choose to proudly display framed images of their beloved spouse, Defiant_apricot opted for a more eccentric approach. In a dimly lit corridor designed to resemble a dungeon, they have curated a collection of frames showcasing every in-game bachelor and bachelorette, alongside their cherished items. This whimsical idea garnered comments from fellow players, with one remarking on the “big serial killer vibes”the setup inadvertently evokes.
Creating such a shrine undoubtedly requires both significant time and an abundance of in-game currency. Players must engage in the complexities of relationship-building, procure portraits, and even divorce characters—all in the name of humor. For those inspired to replicate this project, starting with Stardew Valley‘s more accessible romance options can pave the way for crafting their unique shrine.
Source: Defiant_apricot/Reddit