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Multiplayer mode is mostly identical to singleplayer mode, though certain features are specific to multiplayer only.

Multiplayer mode is mostly identical to singleplayer mode, though certain features are specific to multiplayer only.

===Four Corners Farm Map===

===Four Corners farm map===

[[File:Four_Corners_Farm.png|thumb|The Four Corners map]]

[[File:Four Corners Farm.png|thumb|The Four Corners map]]

The [[Farm Maps|Four Corners Farm Map]] was designed with multiplayer mode in mind. Each quadrant of the map features a small area for perks from some of the other Farm Maps to manifest, as well as a tiny pond for players in quadrants besides the quadrant with the large pond to draw water from. However, the Four Corners Map is also available for singleplayer.

 

The [[Farm Maps|Four Corners farm map]] was designed with multiplayer mode in mind. Each quadrant of the map features a small area for perks from some of the other farm maps to manifest, as well as a tiny pond for players in quadrants besides the quadrant with the large pond to draw water from. However, the Four Corners Map is also available for singleplayer.

===Cabins===

===Cabins===

The host player can also demolish a cabin at any time. Demolishing a cabin removes its occupant from the game.

The host player can also demolish a cabin at any time. Demolishing a cabin removes its occupant from the game.

A cabin can be upgraded at the Carpenter's Shop by the farmhand who occupies it, but not by the host or any other player. The interior layout of an upgraded cabin is identical to the interior of an upgraded farmhouse, with one exception: the fireplace is replaced by a chest of drawers that holds the farmhand's inventory when the farmhand is not online. This chest of drawers cannot be moved and cannot be accessed by the farmhand who owns it. As with the farmhouse, the physical footprint of the cabin does not change when upgraded.  

A cabin can be upgraded at the [[Carpenter's Shop|carpenter's shop]] by the farmhand who occupies it, but not by the host or any other player. The interior layout of an upgraded cabin is identical to the interior of an upgraded farmhouse, with one exception: the fireplace is replaced by a chest of drawers that holds the farmhand's inventory when the farmhand is not online. This chest of drawers cannot be moved and cannot be accessed by the farmhand who owns it. As with the farmhouse, the physical footprint of the cabin does not change when upgraded.  

===Profit margins===

===Profit margins===

** Players can see other players’ scores during certain festivals.

** Players can see other players’ scores during certain festivals.

===Quests and Progress===

===Quests and progress===

* Quest progress is largely kept on an individual level, though players can help each other with quests.

* Quest progress is largely kept on an individual level, though players can help each other with quests.

* Quests set difficulty based on the highest-level player.

* Quests set difficulty based on the highest-level player.

===Luck===

===Luck===

* Players can have different Daily [[Luck]].

* Players can have different daily [[luck]].

* Luck is averaged out between all players for calculations.

* Luck is averaged out between all players for calculations.

===Commands===

==Commands==

All commands require the use of a forward slash (/) before each command.

You can run commands in the chat box, using a forward slash (<code>/</code>) before the command.

{| class="wikitable"

{| class="wikitable"

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! command !! description

! command !! description

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| <tt>h, help</tt> || Displays a list of available commands.

| <tt>h, help</tt> || Shows a list of available commands.

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| <tt>clear</tt> || Clears the game's chat log.

| <tt>clear</tt> || Clears the game's chat log.

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| <tt>color-list</tt> || Displays a list of colors you can use with /color command.

| <tt>color-list</tt> || Shows a list of colors you can use with <tt>/color</tt> command.

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| <tt>color</tt> || Sets your chat to appear in the specified color. To color single lines of chat: [color]text.

| <tt>color</tt> || Sets your chat to appear in the specified color. To color single lines of chat: [color]text.

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| <tt>pause</tt> || This command is available to the game host only! Pauses the game for everyone in the session.

| <tt>credits</tt> || Shows a list of game credits (similar to credits option within the main menu).

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| <tt>resume</tt> || This command is available to the game host only! Resumes the game after a /pause.

| <tt>list, users, players</tt> || Shows a list of names of all players currently connected to your game world.

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| <tt>credits</tt> || Displays a list of game credits (similar to credits option within the main menu).

| <tt>ping</tt> || Show the current ping time to the host (for farmhands) or to each farmhand (for the host).

 

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| <tt>list, users, players</tt> || Displays a list of names of all players currently connected to your game world.

| <tt>pause</tt> || Pauses the game for everyone in the session.

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| <tt>ping</tt> || Prints the current ping to the host (for farmhands) or to each farmhand (for the host).

| <tt>resume</tt> || Resumes the game after a <tt>/pause</tt>.

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| <tt>kick <farmer name></tt> || Forcibly disconnects player from the server.

| <tt>kick {{t|player name}}</tt> || Forcibly disconnects a player from the server.

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| <tt>ban</tt> || Bans are per-farm, and the command can be called with a farmer name, user ID, or IP address. In all cases, it will ban the user, not the farmhand character.

| <tt>ban {{t|player}}</tt> || Ban a player (not just their character) from the current farm. You can specify a player name, user ID, or IP address.

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| <tt>unban</tt> || Pardons a banned player. Unban player after a /ban.

| <tt>unban {{t|player}}</tt> || Remove a ban so the player can rejoin the server.

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