Summary
DespiteStardew Valley’s idyllic take on pastoral life, pollution is still a major problem butone player managed to discover just how severe the issue is in Pelican Town. Anyone who’s spent a good amount of time fishing inStardew Valleyis aware that catching bits of trash is all too common in any body of water. When it comes time totrack down those Legendary Fish, yanking up a pair ofBroken Glassesor a piece ofDriftwoodcan be incredibly frustrating, but this discovery takes dumpster diving to a new level.
Posted to Reddit byTHAT_GEEKY_GIRL13, the user shared a screenshot of their game afterthey successfully managed to fish out an entire garbage can from the Pelican Town fountain.
They note that they’ve actively been playingStardew Valleyfor five years but never knew there was an actual piece of “furniture” hidden in the hamlet’s pond. Their discovery was well-received by the community asmany others similar chimed in that they weren’t aware of the garbage can in the fountain, once again demonstrating the sheer amount of content ConcernedApe has hidden in his game.
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Another Person’s Treasure…
The garbage can that’s hidden within the fountain seemingly functions like any other piece of furniture inStardew Valley.Players who eventually drag it up from the depths(they initially need to sift through some Driftwood) can take it back to the farm and set it up wherever they please. It’s certainly a fun discovery and while it’s not exactly difficult to purchase a garbage can,having one rescued from the Pelican Town fountain makes it a little more special.
As for the other pieces of trash that are so often caught inStardew Valley, many of the respective items can actually be useful in their own right. Broken Glasses and theBroken CDcan be recycled to generateRefined QuartzwhileSoggy Newspapercan be recycled into either aTorchorCloth. Trash is the most versatile piece of garbage since it can be morphed intoStone,Coal, and evenIron Ore.
Arguably the two worst items to catch inStardew Valleyare theJoja Colaand theRotten Plant. While the former can be used to gain a quick bump in health and energy, as well as a minor speed boost, it’s a fairly useless item that’s negligible in terms of its benefits.The Rotten Plant is even worse since it can’t be consumed, recycled, or soldbutit can be used as an orange dye.
