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** On a different note, the localization blog noted how the game's fruit/vegetable classification system is based on ''Japan's'' views, which are based on whether or not the food grows on trees. Because of this, some items westerners would consider fruit, like pineapples, are considered vegetables by the game. They had to deal with this via the {{Woolseyism}} below.
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** On a different note, the localization blog noted how the game's fruit/vegetable classification system is based on ''Japan's'' views, which are based on whether or not the food grows on trees. Because of this, some items westerners would consider fruit, like pineapples, are considered vegetables by the game. They had to deal with this via the {{Woolseyism}} below. {{Woolseyism}}.
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** A localization blog details how items like pineapples and strawberries were considered vegetables in the Japanese version (see above) and so didn't work for festivals where villagers requested fruit. The localization changed the "vegetable" and "fruit" categories to "field crop" and "tree crop", but re-programmed the game so that pineapples etc would work for fruit requests.
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** A XSEED's localization blog details how items like pineapples and strawberries were considered vegetables in the Japanese version (see above) and so didn't work for festivals where villagers requested fruit. The localization changed the "vegetable" and "fruit" categories to "field crop" and "tree crop", but crop"--and also re-programmed the game so that pineapples etc and the like would still work for fruit requests.
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* AngstWhatAngst: Yuzuki was abandoned by his parents because of his fragile health and has had little to any contact with them since, even noting that his younger brother was made head of the family. Yuzuki was basically dropped and disowned. But he has not a single bad word to say about his parents, and only mentions his sickly past being a worry when concerned that his child with the protagonist might inherit it.
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* AngstWhatAngst: AngstWhatAngst:
** Yuzuki was abandoned by his parents because of his fragile health and has had little to any contact with them since, even noting that his younger brother was made head of the family. Yuzuki was basically dropped and disowned. But he has not a single bad word to say about his parents, and only mentions his sickly past being a worry when concerned that his child with the protagonist might inherit it.
** Yuzuki was abandoned by his parents because of his fragile health and has had little to any contact with them since, even noting that his younger brother was made head of the family. Yuzuki was basically dropped and disowned. But he has not a single bad word to say about his parents, and only mentions his sickly past being a worry when concerned that his child with the protagonist might inherit it.
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* EvenBetterSequel: Improves upon everything [[VideoGame/StoryOfSeasons2014 its predecessor]] (itself this trope) had, with many praising the nuanced characters, the return of the shipping bin, the protagonist's relationship with their parents and sister, the gameplay, the music, the designs, the culture of the three towns... the only complaints you really see are over relatively minor things, or in jest like the marriage candidates all being so interesting this time around people can't pick.
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* EvenBetterSequel: Improves upon everything [[VideoGame/StoryOfSeasons2014 its predecessor]] (itself this trope) had, with many praising the nuanced characters, the return of the shipping bin, the protagonist's relationship with their parents and sister, sister (and having backstory as well for the player character), the gameplay, the music, the designs, the culture of the three towns... the only complaints you really see are over relatively minor things, or in jest like the marriage candidates all being so interesting this time around people can't pick.
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* SelfImposedChallenge: The Weakling starting "bonus." On top of having a base of two stamina hearts, the complete cap is now seven instead of ten. For anyone masochistic enough to try this, you need to complete the story to unlock it or play on a copy that already has it unlocked.
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* NoExportForYou: The DLC was never exported to the EU--meaning that, among other things, the extra marriage candidates and having a child with Inari can't happen.
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* ValuesDissonance: The game has a somewhat wonky attitude to traditional gender roles, which might not sit well with some players...particularly as it shoehorns in characterization for your farmer that you might not agree with:
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* ValuesDissonance: The game has a somewhat wonky attitude to traditional gender roles, which might not sit well with some players... particularly as it shoehorns in characterization for your farmer that you might not agree with:
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* QuicksandBox: Moreso than previous entries, due to the significantly larger map and villager count. Even series vets may have some issues, as some methods of playing don't work as well once all three villages are opened up.
