The new Stardew Valley mod makes the loot really worth it, even if you end up with what is generally considered junk or unwanted artifacts. The mod, which has been downloaded more than 3,000 times since its debut at the end of July, changes the selling prices in the game of life so that almost everything you find in the mines is more profitable for you. This includes Minerals, but more importantly, it also covers Dwarven Scrolls, Artifacts, and Monster Parts.
The artifacts are completely useless after you donate them to the museum, but you inevitably get at least two or three on every trip to the mines. Monster games are generally more frustrating. In some cases, you almost have to defeat monsters to progress, but that stack of 30 bat wings doesn’t even give you enough gold for a night in the Stardrop Saloon.
Balanced Mining also categorizes geodes into new groups, each with a set drop rate for certain minerals, instead of lumping them all into the original geode categories. The treasure chests you find in the mines should also produce more valuable loot.
Modder o0MrPro said that he designed Balanced Mining to work with other balanced mods, including Balanced Farming and Balanced Fishing, to balance the game, but not necessarily in your favor.
The farming mod slows down crop growth and in some cases gives you less gold for what you are farming. It’s balanced in the sense that crops don’t usually grow in five days, but if you’re looking for something to make the game more profitable and enjoyable, the Balanced Mining mod is definitely for you.
Balanced Mining is compatible with other major Stardew Valley mods, including SV Expanded, and anything else that doesn’t already change mining prices. This means that you can use it and continue to build a farming empire or demand that merchants give up their lives to serve you at any time.
Source : PC Gamesn
