Stardew Vall𒆙ey pl⛎ayers are expressing their disdain at the fact that drinking mayo in the game is actually pretty efficient.

Proving creator Eric 'ConcernedApe' Barone truly can do no wrong, players are touting the in-game benefits of drinking, *gag*, mayonnaise, which the🌼y're able to do after the massiv𝕴e update 1.6. Although most admit they're di♈sgusted at the act and even , they're doing it anyway because it provides them the energy they need for getting through the mines, particularly in the early game.

with almost 800 upvotes at the time of writing. The player explained that a mayo of normal quality gives "a whopping 50 energy and 22 health," adding that those values will only increase with quality. Field snacks, they pointed out, only give 45 energy and 20 health.

"It is an absolute HUGE early game energy so🃏urce for getting through the mines and helping clear trees or anything around the farm," they wrote. "So unfortunately, I'm team mayo now."

The mood in the 🧸replies is something of a blend of abject horror, amusement, and bewilderment directed at the fact that Barone has succeeded in making Stardew Valley players chug jars of mayonnaise like it's Gatorade and delight in their ability tꦑo do it.

"This man made us all drink mayonnaise and I&rsq👍uo;m still here for it," s🎐aid .

"Mayo also sells for almost 200g which is a lot early game!" noted . "I bought 2 more chickens and ꦦso I can reliably get 760g every day even with the small eggs!"

"[ConcernedApe] has converted us to be mayo addicts," wrote a clearly distressed Wring159. "Is this how he plans to take💖 over the world? With mayo??"

Other than drinkable mayo, the changes detailed in the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Stardew Valley 1.6 update pat🃏ch notes are rather pleasant. The new farm type, Meadowlands, has "chewy blue grass that animals love," and you can 🥃get m✱ultiple pets! 

Thankfully, Stardew Valley 1.6 also added a "honeymoon" period in which your new spouse won't be able to spend all day in bed depressed thinking about drinkable mayo.