The latest Stardew Valley mod makes the farming simulator even better by expanding another mod which in turn expands the game. The Lanturnalis Purifier mod improves the quality of essential oils, extracts, regular oils, and fragrances, which is helpful considering there aren’t any other ways to do this yet. Artisan Valley allows you to turn flowers into perfumes and beans and other plants into extracts, among other things, but you can usually only sell them for the same base price as the item you used to make it.
It’s nice to have extra use for items you’d otherwise waste or ignore, but getting decent gold for them is even better.
The Purifier mod requires the Custom Cask mod and a few others, but like most Stardew Valley mods designed for more immersion, you also need to meet some in-game requirements.
You must collect eight hearts from “the one who sells exotic items” (and lives in the desert), but that’s not all. Once you create purifiers and get eight hearts from a certain mechanical and scientific genius, he can upgrade the purifier and improve its abilities for you.
Stardew Valley may be over fifty years old, but the modding scene is still going strong, and it’s poised to get even stronger with the upcoming modder-friendly 1.6 update designed to make modding even easier.
The Solid Foundations project covers everything from CPU power to adding an event room, though the best Stardew Valley mods also include fun creations like an ice cream truck mod that adds a splash of flavor every time. days and a new NPC to discover.
Source : PC Gamesn
