I hope this letter finds you well. Now, I normally wouldn't put pen to paper over such things, but I felt compelled to share something that's been churning my sea-worn heart.
I was settled down the other night, warming my bones by the fire, and I decided to tune into that popular cookin' show - Queen of Sauce. Imagine my shock when I saw my family's cherished Lobster Bisque recipe being broadcast for all the valley to see!
That recipe, it's been a Willy family heirloom, passed from my grandfather to my father, and then to me. It was our private treasure, a secret handshake among us seafaring folk, if you will. The audacity of that show, it's as if they dredged up our family chest right from the ocean floor.
Her cooking that bisque, it's just not the same, I tell ya. It's more than just the lobster and the milk - it's the sea spray on your face, the cries of the gulls, and knowing the lobsters personally! It's a sea thing! Queen of Sauce... Pah! It's clear she's never baited a hook in her life!
Sorry to unload on you like this, but I needed to get that off my chest. Thanks for listening, friend.
I started Stardew Valley recently and anytime I googled some help I found the answers a bit to 'spoiler-y' for my taste or needs instead of the hint I'd wish for so I asked ChatGPT to take the role of Major Lewis and help me in my journey, so far it's been working great!
When I'm looking for a certain NPC I ask him where I can find them
If I'm having trouble with a mechanism I explain what I want and he tells me where to look.
I ask for a specifik recipe and he'll tell me I'll have to wait for winter and be sure to check the TV on date X for his favorite re-run.
I can highly recommend a similar approach for anyone trying out a game they haven't before!