Stardew Valley Slot Machine 1.4
Fix Dice
Fix Dice changes the misuse of the System.Random class, forcing every part of the game to use the default (and correct) behaviour to create random numbers. This is accomplished by patching the Random(int seed) constructor and switching the supplied seed with Environment.TickCount, in order to bypass the typically incorrect values used in the game’s original code.
Every machine follows the same pattern of 5-6 wins and losses followed by 10-13 more losses then back to 5-6 wins and losses then 10-13 more losses and so on. Switching machines doesn't switch which part of the pattern you're at. Walking in and out of the casino doesn't reset the slot machines nor does traveling to Stardew Valley. There are two forms of gambling available, slot machines and a variant of BlackJack, CalicoJack. There are two tables for CalicoJack, low stakes (100) to the left and high stakes (1,000) to the right. A shady individual in the top-right of the room, near the machine, offers to sell a Statue of Endless Fortune for 1,000,000g. On the wiki it says that all casino games favor the player as of the 1.4 update, and details the 'optimal' CalicoJack strategy. I've been using the strategy it suggests, but am still losing way more frequently than I'm winning. According to the wiki, the optimal strategy is to stand on an 18 with a dealer upcard of 9, a 16 with an upcard of 5 or 6, and a 17 for anything else. The Bovada casino is one of the best in Are Slots Machines Rigged the business, utilizing software from world-famous Are Slots Machines Rigged companies like Realtime Gaming (RTG) and Betsoft, and there are hundreds of table games and slots on offer. If you want a one-stop casino gaming experience and one account to rule them all, sign up at.
In the source code, the game will try to “seed” the random number generator with bad input, which will produce demonstrably non-random outputs. For instance, the slot machine mini game in the casino re-seeds every lever pull with “times played slots + days played + unique id for this game.” The result of the expression is the same as the value used in the previous lever pull, plus one. Because of this, many consecutive games will produce a predictable win/loss pattern (LLLLLLLWLWLW… repeating) as seen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3DrzHecmk0
The specific length and pattern produced by the slot machine is dependent on several factors:
How many times you’ve played the slot machine
How many days you’ve played on the save file
The unique id generated when you created the save file
Your daily luck (as indicated by the fortune teller + luck modifying foods)
Your luck level (the invisible sixth skill which is leveled silently every time you perform a random action)
Stardew Valley Slot Machine 1.4 Download
This bug affects many different parts of the game. The vendor in the sewer is seeded by “days played + (unique id / 2)”, which again produces the same seed as the day before plus one. Breaking rocks is seeded by “x * 1000 + y + days played + unique id / 2” with no regard for order of operations. Breaking a rock directly above or below another rock will use the same seed plus or minus one, which again produces non-random values. Crop harvests. Random events. Mine shaft slime floors. This bug affects many, if not all, of the platforms that Stardew Valley is released on.
This mod fixes the problem, which greatly improves the experience of the game. I hope to see a fix rolled out for all versions of the game some day.
Nearly four years after release, Stardew Valley seems to still be going strong. The game’s creator, Eric “ConcernedApe” Barone has been working on a new update for Stardew Valley for quite some time, and now he’s announced when it will land on PC. Bringing the game to version 1.4, Barone says that this update will add the layer of polish he’s wanted from the beginning.
“What I mean by that is that I wanted to fix all the bugs that have been lingering in the game, to fix a lot of weird or annoying things about the controls & feel of the game, and add in a lot of ‘quality of life’ features that will make the game more seamless to play,” Barone wrote on the Stardew Valley developer blog. “I feel pretty confident that this goal has been met!”
Version 1.4 isn’t just about polish, though, as it sounds like it’ll also add a lot of content to the game. Barone says that in terms of content, “nearly every aspect of the game has been expanded or improved upon in some way.” One example Barone gives concerns improvements to Wild Bait, which now has a chance to catch double fish.
Barone also says that every spouse in the game now has a special 14-heart event that can only be unlocked after marrying them, so that should give longtime players a reason to start a new save file and court someone new. In addition to that stuff, there’s also new end-game content that Barone isn’t speaking about right now, along with a screenshot button that allows you to capture an image of your entire farm.
So, it looks like we’ll have to wait until the update is actually out before we learn about all of the new content contained within, but happily, the wait won’t be an extended one. Barone says that version 1.4 will land on PC on November 26th. There’s no release date for the console and mobile versions of this update, but Barone says that he hopes their release will trail the PC launch by only a few weeks.