Reaching a total of 30 skill levels (average 6) results in 1 Point as does having 50 levels in skills (all maxed). Have a spouse with a fully upgraded house: 1 Point Skill Levels Have a friendship with your Pet (they love you): 1 Point
Have 8 heart relationship with ten villagers: 1 Point Have 8 heart relationship with five villagers: 1 Point You can get the friendship points multiple times if you meet both criteria: The following each add 1 additional point. Like Harvest Moon, building relationships is part of the game (see gifts for friendships). So if you got 300,000G in total earnings you would get a total of 4 points toward the evaluation and light two candles on grandpa's shrine based upon that alone. The points are cumulative, so each threshold you meet will add an additional point. You gain points based upon total earnings (not cash on hand, so safe to spend). The four tiers of points are:Īnd now, how you get those points! Earnings: Up to 7 Points If you get a perfect score, you'll get a special reward. Your goal in Stardew Valley from the character's perspective is to start a new life and restore the farm, so making money, making friends, and succeeding in improving the town around you are the main markers of progress. Two may be considered average for a first attempt, three is above average, and four candles lit is as good as it gets. If you did poorly, only one of the four candles on Grandpa's Shrine will light. Grandpa will score you in various categories, with the spirit candles on Grandpa's Shrine (the grave in the top left corner of the farm) as the marker indicating how well you've done. It's not necessary, however, as you can repeat the review when you've improved the farm and your character some more. Nothing weird about that at all! His words during this evaluation change based upon how well you scored, so some players will certainly want to try over to get a better ending the first time this happens. Since you left home to escape the hustle-bustle of the city, and restore grandpa's farm, it's entirely logical that grandpa's ghost judges you at the start of year three, hoping you will put his spirit to rest. Your performance in a variety of areas are evaluated after completing year two (start of year 3) and the score you get determines if you obtain a special reward from Grandpa's Grave, who left you his farm at the beginning of the game. Thankfully, you can keep playing after the 'end' of Stardew Valley and even retry for a better 'score'. Stardew Valley does not abruptly end like some Harvest Moon games, where you are forced to try again if you want a better ending (and lose all your progress in some games). He evaluates how you ran the farm and established friendships in Stardew Valley. Stardew Valley: Grandpa's Score Finishing the Game and the Ending Evaluation Grandpa comes to judge you from the grave.
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