I've been really enjoying Disney Dreamlight on #Steam. Only about 24hrs into total place time but can easily sink another 24hrs into this game.

Post 'em if you've got 'em!

Finished my star path (down to the last few duties to recoup stones) I'm most of the way to having all the Dream light achievements done and I have 8 slots of almost every resource item.

I'm not much of a decorator. I'd kinda like to replay some of it, but don't want to drop everything before the next starpath update :)

Post yours if you've got 'em.

Feel free to post yours!

I don't know who needs to hear this, but the sunbird feathers for the Dapper Wall-E quest line seem to respawn at least twice a day, 4 at a time.

Curious what the smaller group here thinks of the way the newest content release is handling monetization, primarily the shift into gating quests behind moonstones. I'm not real sure what I think about it and keep fluctuating back and forth between irritated about paying for the game and then being expected to continue paying for content, and finding it pretty par for the coruse for modern games and thus about as inoffensive as microtransactions are capable of being.

I think I've settled on it being inoffensive, at least in terms of microtransaction models. Admittedly I'm also the kind of idiot who has paid $25 for a pretty mount or two on World of Warcraft regardless of having paid for the game and each expansion, but eh. There seems to be a lot of angst surrounding it and I do understand why.

What are you guys' thoughts on all this?

No spoilers, but They didn't block companions from the big questline introduced in the current update. Usually when you change realms, the companions stay behind.

I happened to have Wall-E with me. In all these big dramatic cut scenes and the dark and intense play, I've got Wall-E scooting along behind me humming "m m m mmmm m daaaa mmm daaaaaaa! mm mmm m daaaaa!"

I lost it.

Ingredient Tables: Appetizers, Entrées, Desserts

• *Quest recipe.

Source: Game Spot

Ingredient Tables: Appetizers, Entrées, Desserts

Source: Game Spot

Ingredient Tables: Appetizers, Entrées, Desserts

Source: Game Spot

Credit: hawk1102

With the large collection of companion apps available, I'd like to curate some where with pros and cons.

Credit: LadyAerlynn (Lady Jane)

Note

Crops planted in their native biome grow 10% faster.

Credit: LadyAerlynn (Lady Jane)

Credit: LadyAerlynn (Lady Jane)

Credit: LadyAerlynn (Lady Jane)

Credit: LadyAerlynn (Lady Jane)

Credit: prickliestcactus

V2.0 of The Complete Companion Guide - That's So Ravens!

IMPORTANT UPDATE #1: The location of the Blueberries is incorrect — they appear in Dazzle Beach and the Forest of Valor, not the Plaza. Thank you to lisacsr for pointing this out! (I can't tag you for some reason, sorry!)

IMPORTANT UPDATE #2 (Dec. 20, 2022): If you live in a country, state, or region that observes Daylight Savings Time, the critters' schedules currently adjust 1 hour earlier than listed in the guides. This means that, for example, the Red Fox will actually appear during what is currently 1am - 7am (previously 2am - 8am). The devs are aware of this issue and added it to their Issue Tracker Board in November.

IMPORTANT UPDATE #3 (Dec. 20, 2022): There was previously a confirmed bug where critters were not being tamed and added to a player's Collection despite multiple feedings. A fix was rolled out with December's title update. However, if you are still encountering this issue, I would recommend reaching out to Gameloft Support for help.

IMPORTANT UPDATE #4 (Dec. 20, 2022): There is a confirmed bug where players are unable to give critters food from their Inventory Menu after approaching the critters. The devs are aware of this issue and have listed it in their Issue Tracker Board.

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Hello again fellow dreamers! I just dropped the newest version of The Complete Companion Guide (Version 2.0). This new version is also available to download as a PDF.

I appreciate everyone's patience as I worked on V2.0. I got bogged down with work, listening to Taylor Swift's new album, and playing the Halloween event in-game 😅 But let's get into what V2.0 is all about!

So, what's new?

• Bigger and better! Seriously, I had to make the infographics bigger to have enough room for all the new information!
• The Brown Raven was added to the Rare Companion Guide.
• Confirmed that Squirrels like all fruits.
• Added new confirmed liked foods for Rabbits, Sea Turtles, Crocodiles, and Foxes.
• Added the Orchid Sunbird's Favorite food and updated the other Sunbirds' Favorite foods.
• Added a new Potential Drops section for each critter. This shows what each critter may drop depending on what you feed them.

I am also going to provide some additional information that may be helpful for players below. And, as always, thank you so much for taking the time to check out my infographics! Please let me know if you have any questions, want additional information in these guides, or want guides created for something else.

5-Star Meals

These cooked meals are the Ravens' Favorite food and require 5 ingredients. Some easier and cheaper 5-star recipes are listed below. These recipes do not require you to purchase ingredients from Chez Remy.

• Arendellian Pickled Herring
• Large Seafood Platter
• Bouillabaisse
• Fish Creole
• Gumbo
• Lancetfish Paella
• Mediterranean Salad
• Ranch Salad
• Ratatouille
• Teriyaki Salmon
• Tuna Burger

4-Star Meals

These cooked meals are among the Raven's Liked foods and require 4 ingredients. Some easier and cheaper 4-star recipes are listed below. These recipes do not require you to purchase ingredients from Chez Remy.

• Gazpacho
• Pickled Herring
• Fish 'n' Chips
• Maguro Sushi
• Pan-Fried Angler Fish
• Tasty Salad
• Tekka Maki
• Veggie Skewers
• Walleye en Papillote

3-Star Meals

These cooked meals are among the Raven's Liked foods and require 3 ingredients. Some easier and cheaper 3-star recipes are listed below. These recipes do not require you to purchase ingredients from Chez Remy.

• Grilled Veggie Platter
• Pottage
• Apple Cider Glazed Salmon
• Carp Salad
• Fish Salad
• Fish Steak
• Fugu Sushi
• Hearty Salad
• Kappa Maki
• Lemon Garlic Swordfish
• Maki
• Pan-Fried Bass & Vegetables
• Pan-Fried Tilapia & Vegetables
• Sake Maki
• Seafood Soup
• Seared Rainbow Trout
• Spaghetti Arrabbiata
• Steamed Fugu
• Sweet & Sour Kingfish Steak
• Vegetarian Stew
• Veggie Pasta
• Berry Salad
• Root Beer

Hated Foods

In case you've also been experimenting with feeding the critters, I have confirmed that these specific critters hate the following foods and will refuse to eat them.

• Sea Turtles will NOT eat Bass or Herring.
• Crocodiles will NOT eat Anglerfish, Bass, Carp, or Perch.
• Raccoons will NOT eat Bananas, Cherries, or Lemons.
• Foxes will NOT eat Carp, Catfish, Cod, or Tuna.
• Ravens will NOT eat 1-star or 2-star meals.

Credit: -Kenthos-

Preface

As it's quite often that a new player asks for tips on making money, we decided to compile it here. We will list all the possible activities and how to do them efficiently for making money, as well as the upside and downside of each activity. You can then choose which activity you like the most.

Farming

The most obvious choice here. Everyone will tell you to grow pumpkins if you choose farming. If you're early in the game, tomatoes or carrots are your best bet. Onion or Canola if you've unlocked Forest of Valor, and Okra if you can access Glade of Trust.

The best part about farming is that you can level up your villagers very very quickly if they hang out with you the entire process of farming (i.e. planting - watering - harvesting). Also, you can do other activities while you wait for your crops to grow.

Foraging

Your main source of money will be the fruits and the herbs if you choose this activity. You can move all of your fruit trees and bushes to one place to make foraging a bit easier. The good thing about foraging is you don't need any energy to do it. Also, you can level up your villagers if they hang out with you while doing this activity, albeit slowly. The bad thing is that the foragable resources take a while to respawn, thus you can't just forage constantly.

Fishing

A relatively fun activity. The best part about fishing is that you can do it endlessly without needing to go back to your house. Just eat one or two of the cheapest fishes you've already caught and you're able to fish again. This is assuming you rarely fail to catch a fish. This activity also levels up your villagers pretty quickly,

Cooking

There are some recipes that's literally just you buying ingredients, mixing them up, and BAM profit. The most famous example is Soufflé. You buy cheese, milk, eggs, and butter (all available in one place), cook it, and gain about 400 coins profit. The best thing about cooking is it's very fast and took little effort. However, it's a bit repetitive and might not be fun for you. Also, you need to keep in mind your coal supply, and that cooking won't level up your villagers.

Mining

Gems give you a lot of money and the shiny ones even more so. This activity also levels up your villagers the fastest. You can go mine every mining spot in your village in a loop (there are 6 of them in each biome, plus 12 in the Vitalys Mine), each of them respawns every 5 minutes. However, this activity depletes your energy pretty quickly and unlike fishing, you can't eat your gems and stones. To solve this, you need either prepare in advance some meals for you to eat on the go, or you need to constantly go back to your house. Also, gems are random so you're not gonna get them from every mining spot.

Digging

Well, nobody actually recommends this but hey, it is a way. Digging occasionally gives you a small amount of free coins (under 10 coins) and you can sell anything you dig up too. However, they don't sell for much and you probably want to save them up for quests anyway. Digging also depletes your energy quickly, just like mining.