Farmhouse: Difference between revisions

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The game begins with the farmhouse having only one medium sized room, containing a single bed, a fireplace, an old TV (either a Budget TV or Floor TV), various decorations depending on what farm style you've picked, and a floor mat of varying design. All except the fireplace and the bed can be moved at will. Flooring and Wallpaper are able to be changed using patterns bought from Pierre's or JojaMart. Each new room added when upgrading can have its own flooring and wallpaper patterns. New furniture can be added at any time.

Upgrades can be bought from the Carpenter's Shop at Robin's house.

Upon upgrading the House and getting Married, an extra room is added that is based on the spouse's style.

Upgrades

Outdoor Image	Cost	Changes
	data-sort-value="10000">10,000g Wood (450)	Adds a kitchen, with a fridge that functions as a chest, and a kitchen counter that allows cooking. Adds a bedroom. Upgrades bed from single to double. Allows marriage.
	data-sort-value="50000">50,000g Hardwood (150)	Adds two new rooms, one empty, and one with a crib and two single beds, thus allowing you to have children. Kitchen and bedroom are larger.
File:Basement Upgrade.png	data-sort-value="100000">100,000g	Adds a cellar under the house, allowing access via the kitchen. The cellar houses casks which can age cheese and alcohol to increase quality and value.

Spouse Rooms

History

1.0: Introduced.
1.1: Added unique rooms for Shane and Emily when married. Introduced cellar house upgrade. Players can now apply wallpaper to hallways inside upgrade homes.

Buildings
Merchants		Abandoned House • Adventurer's Guild • Blacksmith • Bookseller • Carpenter's Shop • Casino • Desert Trader • Fish Shop • Giant Stump • Harvey's Clinic • Ice Cream Stand • Island Trader • JojaMart • Marnie's Ranch • Oasis • Pierre's General Store • Qi's Walnut Room • The Stardrop Saloon • Traveling Cart • Volcano Dwarf • Wizard's Tower
Houses		1 River Road • 2 River Road • 1 Willow Lane • 2 Willow Lane • 24 Mountain Road • Elliott's Cabin • Farmhouse • Island Farmhouse • Leah's Cottage • Mayor's Manor • Tent • Trailer • Treehouse
Farm Buildings	Farming	Barn • Cabin • Coop • Fish Pond • Greenhouse • Mill • Pet Bowl • Shed • Silo • Slime Hutch • Stable • Well
Farm Buildings	Special	Desert Obelisk • Earth Obelisk • Farm Obelisk • Gold Clock • Island Obelisk • Junimo Hut • Water Obelisk
Other Buildings		Community Center • Dog Pen • Island Field Office • Joja Warehouse • Movie Theater • Museum • Spa • Witch's Hut

Revision as of 00:43, 29 September 2016 view source imported>Katzeus m →History ← Older edit		Revision as of 00:12, 17 October 2016 view source imported>DomTSVG Added a bit of information regarding the designs of houses differing from the regular, as each farm has a few unique decorations. Newer edit →
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	The game begins with the farmhouse having only one medium sized room, containing a single bed, a fireplace, an old TV~~, a table with a decorative bowl,~~ a ~~chair~~, ~~one window, a house plant, a picture of a tree~~, and a floor mat. All except the fireplace and the bed can be moved at will.		The game begins with the farmhouse having only one medium sized room, containing a single bed, a fireplace, an old TV (either a Budget TV or Floor TV), various decorations depending on what farm style you've picked, and a floor mat of varying design. All except the fireplace and the bed can be moved at will.
	Flooring and Wallpaper are able to be changed using patterns bought from [[Pierre's_General_Store\|Pierre's]] or [[JojaMart]]. Each new room added when upgrading can have its own flooring and wallpaper patterns. New [[furniture]] can be added at any time.		Flooring and Wallpaper are able to be changed using patterns bought from [[Pierre's_General_Store\|Pierre's]] or [[JojaMart]]. Each new room added when upgrading can have its own flooring and wallpaper patterns. New [[furniture]] can be added at any time.