Is there a way to increase movement speed?
Running is so insanely slow to me. While I'm working on my farm or mining it's alright, but traveling to different parts of the map can take minutes at a time.
Is there a way to speed up the running process, like buying a pair of running shoes or something?
Best Answer
There's four ways:
Pepper Poppers (+1 Speed for ~6 min 30 sec)
Spicy Eel (+1 Speed for idk how long)
Coffee (+1 Speed for ~1 minute)
Horse (Costs 10000G, 100 hardwood (get it from the secret forest), and 5 iron bars, increases movement speed by 30%)
Remember that +1 Speed and Horses stack, so you can literally go SANIC FAST!
Also, as mentioned, the minecarts are an awesome way to move around. You can instantly travel to the mines, the bus stop, the other side of town by the blacksmith, and the quarry (if you've unlocked it).
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Answer 2
Pathways not on the farm make you move faster by +0.1.
Answer 3
HERE'S THE ONLY COMBO YOU NEED
1. Crab Cakes (16min 40sec)
2. Coffee (1min 20sec)
3. Horse
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