The lack of technology available to the town could be due to the war demand. It's also a little weird how you have access to highly advanced technology, such as the gem-replicating Crystalarium, and yet depend on Junimos to repair the town bus. This could explain why you can buy a fiberglass fishing rod for the cost of two pizzas and change. The war might have diverted resources away from high quality personal agriculture or made certain seeds less common.
It's also possible that the war has impacted livestock and seed prices in Stardew Valley. This means the war with the Gotoro Empire is quite bloody and destructive, even if the game doesn't go much into the effects on the Ferngill Republic as a whole. We can also infer from Sam that the war is being fought between relatively similar nations in terms of might because of his mention of high casualties on both sides. RELATED: 5 Games Fans of Animal Crossing Will Loveįrom Sam's quotes especially, we can surmise the Gotoro Empire is viewed as a ruthless foe from the Stardew side of the world. He's been discharged from the war and is clearly suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, something that comes up in his heart events and in conversations with his family after his return. However, in Year Two, Kent appears sporting a military jacket and a tough demeanor. In Year One, Kent is only mentioned briefly, with hints found in Jodi's house and through Sam and Vincent's heartbreaking mentions of their father. The little we do know comes from a few select character quotes and the mention of a mysterious character, Kent, who is the father of Sam and Vincent and husband to Jodi.
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