ConcernedApe Sends a Letter to a Fan Who is Getting Married
ConcernedApe or Eric Barone is known as the developer behind the success of Stardew Valley, a farming-simulation game released in 2016. And after ten years, the community for this game is still expanding and developing.
And not long ago, a fan sent a wedding invitation to his favorite developer. But, who would have thought that this invitation was answered with a heart-touching letter. What is the content of the letter like?
Congratulations Letter from ConcernedApe to a Fan
A Reddit user named bp2019_ shared a touching post in which he received a letter in response from Eric Barone. Previously, bp2019_ said that he was getting married next August and had sent a wedding invitation to the developer of his favorite game.
The reply letter contained congratulations on his marriage. He also thanked the fans who took the time to come to the Symphony of Seasons concert.
Apart from that, Eric Barone also thanked the fan’s dedication in playing the game. He hopes that the fan can continue playing and feel happy playing the game he made for a very long time.
A purple Junimo sticker and Stardrop hand drawing also make the letter even sweeter to read. Many fans commented that bp2019_ just got a very rare Stardrop.
For those who don’t know, Stardrop is a rare item that can increase a player’s stamina by 34 points. So, more or less similar to Power Berry from Harvest Moon, huh.
The letter closed with the greeting “Your Friend” and a signature from the developer. Shows how friendly the developer is even though it has been so successful for 10 years. So, it’s not surprising that this developer is one of the main reasons why this game is so easy to love.
What do you think, bro?
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