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Stardew Valley's upcoming 1.6 update, set to release on March 19 for PC, will finally fix a bug that has been in the game since its launch in 2016, confirming a long-held fan theory that harvesting crops from left to right was faster than harvesting from right to left. The update will also bring new content, bug fixes, and improved modding capabilities, with console and mobile releases to follow.
Stardew Valley creator Eric Barone confirmed a bug that made left-to-right crop harvesting faster than right-to-left, which will be fixed in the upcoming 1.6 update. The bug has been present since the game's launch in 2016, resulting in a significant amount of lost time for players. The fix will speed up right-to-left movement without slowing down left-to-right, and the update is set to go live on March 19 without affecting save files.
The health benefits of olive oil depend on how it is harvested, processed, stored, and used. Factors such as oleic acid and polyphenols contribute to its healthfulness. To select the best olive oil, consider the harvest and processing methods, freshness, and storage. Look for labels with harvest, processing, and bottling dates, and opt for extra virgin olive oil that is cold-pressed and stored in dark-colored glass bottles. Consuming the oil raw is better than using it for cooking, and storing it in the fridge can extend its freshness.