Anyone know if the new Stardew Valley update is compatible with old save games?

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Slick wrote on Aug 29, 2016, 20:51:
Also, it's hard to tell from the video, but they're touting a "new and improved driving mechanic". And when the guy's driving, it looks waaaay too "snappy", like the car has no real weight to it at all, and is just glued to the pavement.

Kxmode wrote on Apr 13, 2016, 20:30:
Eric Barone, also known as ConcernedApe, is really a good developer. He regularly listens and responds to fans. He's what he looks like.

JayDeath wrote on Mar 27, 2016, 11:11:
Yeah but how about a futuristic Tokyo, like 200 years in the future? I want lazers, flying cars, robots, etc. Think The Fifth Element meets Blade Runner. The devs really need to think out of the box for the next installment.

No fast travel sounds miserable. Fun in theory, but miserable.

WaltC wrote on Jan 16, 2016, 14:26:
Been on Win10x64 since October 2014, and since the official release in July I have had 0 major problems--I've got ~185 games installed going back 30 years in age to as new as Witcher 3--and every single on of them runs perfectly. My R9 380 4GB card runs them all with the latest drivers (WDDM2.0.) After Win7 I moved to Win8 for a couple of years before Win10x64...I prefer Win10x64 to any Microsoft OS I've ever used--and I've used them all. Of course, I have a desktop and all my components are hand-picked and made by companies with great track records in driver support--which probably makes a difference, I'd imagine. Also, I'm running the latest build of v1511, build 11099. Running great, no problems.

Nobody has any right to complain about progress, seems to me, since you certainly should have bought either Win7 or Win8 by this late date and you still have ~7 months to upgrade to Win10 for free...it's a no brainer.