Disney Dreamlight Valley just released a massive update a few weeks ago, bringing in Aladdin and Jasmine. The developers surprised fans with a St. Patrick’s Day celebration, giving players more tasks to complete and rewards to earn. However, some players are experiencing frustrations and it comes in the form of the Oasis Retreat Star Path tasks.
Disney Dreamlight Valley Tasks Frustrating Players
If you’ve been traversing the lush landscapes of your valley, you may have noticed a particular task that’s been causing quite a stir in Disney Dreamlight Valley: crafting ominous Night Shards. Folks across the community are voicing their concerns, and it’s easy to see why. These Night Shards, while mysterious and intriguing, aren’t exactly packed with utility. They can’t even be sold! So here you are, depleting your resources and precious Onyx just to end up with yet another item taking up your already strained storage space.
Fortunately, some seasoned players have found a silver lining. If you combine five Night Shards with a Dream Shard, you can create a Purified Night Shard. These can be sold at Goofy’s Stall for a bit of gold or shared as a cherished gift among friends. Though 70 gold might not sound like a fortune, it’s a small victory for lightening your inventory load while putting those Night Shards to some use.
Other Rewards
Of course, the Star Path isn’t entirely about crafting anxiety. Beyond the Night Shards, the new Star Path offers thrilling rewards like the delightful Capybara companion. And yes, while the grind can feel endless, these charming rewards await you at the end of your diligent duties, making the journey worthwhile.
Remember, the appeal of Disney Dreamlight Valley lies not just in completing tasks but in the joy of exploration, creativity, and the magic that happens when you step into the shoes of a Disney character’s story. So the next time you find yourself knee-deep in Night Shards, take a moment to breathe in the valley’s beauty, and remember why you embarked on this adventure in the first place.
Final Thoughts
This problem is always an issue in resource-collecting games. If things are too easy to obtain, players will suffer from boredom as every new release is done in a matter of days. This game is experiencing the opposite, where the grinding becomes a chore rather than a fun task. Ultimately, developers are never going to make everyone happy, but the hope is that the developers of Disney Dreamlight Valley have learned a lesson with these tasks and will improve down the road.
