The mine in "Stardew Valley" is a very important area in the game, but many players are not sure what the purpose of exploring the mine is. In fact, the role of exploring the mine is very important. The mine is the most important area on the north side of the town. Above, you can unlock elevators that serve as shortcuts for every 5 floors you explore, up to 120 floors deep.
What is the use of exploring the mines in Stardew Valley
The mine is at the top of the north side of the town. Every 5 floors you explore, you can unlock the elevator that serves as a shortcut. The available floor is 120 floors deep. In the first year, if you have nothing to do, you can go down to the mine to reach deeper levels. You have a floor that you can choose at will. The number of mine shafts means the freedom to spawn monsters and mine (laughs).
Minerals and enemies are refreshed every day in the mine. Ore can be combined with coal to be smelted into ingots at the furnace, becoming an important material for making various items and upgrading tools.
Of course, mineral ingots and enemy materials are also part of the community collection package. If you dig diamonds, they can become a universal gift for NPCs.
You can also find many special ores and even antiquities in the mines. It is recommended to submit them to the museum first (for those that have not been submitted before, the description text will prompt the player to submit them to the museum), such as quartz, geocrystals and other minerals or community collection bags Some of them sometimes become synthetic materials, but most of the fancy-looking special ores can basically be sold as gold-exchange items if you obtain them again after submitting them.
