Friendship

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The Social tab in your menu shows your current relationship with each villager.

Heart Meter

Each person shows a row of 10 hearts indicating your relationship with them. If you're married, your spouse will have 12 hearts instead.

The hearts will fill up or decrease over time as you talk to people and gift them. You can give each person up to 2 gifts per week, as indicated by the checkboxes to the right of their entry in the social tab. Each heart represents 250 friendship points. Speaking to a villager gives 20 points once per day, while ignoring them for a day gives -2 points, so don't ignore your friends!

Each villager has their own individual likes/dislikes. The more they like a gift, the more invisible points you will get towards filling in a heart; A loved gift is worth 80 points and a liked gift is worth 45. Be careful, as gifting someone something they hate can also cause hearts to go down.

Successfully completing a quest that states it will make the villager happy is worth 150 friendship points immediately on turn-in.

Giving a villager a loved gift on their birthday nets you 640 friendship points (8x the value of a loved gift on a normal day) - it pays to keep some prismatic shards or rabbit's feet around for those hard to please types. Even a liked Birthday gift will net you 360 friendship points, so keeping an eye on the calendar helps. It is important to note that the Birthday gift does NOT count toward the weekly limit of two gifts. This means that you can give that person three gifts that week. You have to give the two normal weekly gifts first, though.

You can also reach 10 heart (best friend status) with every villager prior marriage and giving bouquets to multiple villagers doesn't render any repercussions. It's a favourite strategy for some players as they are able to see all or most cutscenes with each villager prior marriage.

Heart Events

If you are using mods that allow you to increase your affinity towards players, it is possible to view heart events out of order. If you do not want to view heart events out of order, don't increase your affinity for one person by more than 2 hearts without first encountering a heart event.

Gifts

Below are lists of items that are universally loved or hated. Note that there are some exceptions and that individual villager tastes override any universal tastes.

See also: List of Best Gifts by Villager

Universal Loves

This is a list of items that every villager absolutely loves to receive as a gift. These items are guaranteed to give the most points (80) towards your relationship, but may be difficult to obtain.

Image Name Description Source
Prismatic Shard.png Prismatic Shard A very rare and powerful substance with unknown origins. Mining
Rabbit's Foot.png Rabbit's Foot Some say it's lucky. Animals

Exceptions

Universal Likes

Though worth less friendship points than a loved gift, liked gifts (45 points) are much easier to fulfil. As there are many ways to go about procuring such gifts, their open-ended nature lends itself to 'one gift to woo them all.'

Image Name Description Source
Coffee.png Coffee It smells delicious. This is sure to give you a boost. The Saloon

Non-Exhaustive List of Exceptions

Universal Neutral

This is a list of items that will elicit a neutral response from the villagers. There are some exceptions.

Image Name Description Source Ingredients
Duck Feather.png Duck Feather It's so colorful. Animals
Fried Egg.png Fried Egg Sunny-side up. Cooking

Egg.png Egg (1)

Bread.png Bread A crusty baguette. Cooking

Wheat Flour.png Wheat Flour (1)

Wheat.png Wheat One of the most widely cultivated grains. Makes a great flour for breads and cakes. Farming
Hops.png Hops A bitter, tangy flower used to flavor beer. Farming

Exceptions

Universal Dislikes

Image Name Description Source
Chanterelle.png
Chanterelle A tasty mushroom with a fruity smell and slightly peppery flavor. Foraging - Fall
Cave Carrot.png Cave Carrot A starchy snack found in caves. It helps miners work longer. Foraging
Driftwood.png Driftwood A piece of wood from the sea. Fishing
Wheat Flour.png Wheat Flour A common cooking ingredient made from crushed wheat seeds. Pierre's
Oil.png Oil All purpose cooking oil. Pierre's
Void Egg.png Void Egg A jet-black egg with red flecks. It's warm to the touch. Animals
Vinegar.png Vinegar An aged fermented liquid used in many cooking recipes. Pierre's
Rice.png Rice A basic grain often served under vegetables. Pierre's
Field Snack.png Field Snack A quick snack to fuel the hungry forager. Crafting
Geode.png Geode A blacksmith can break this open for you. Mining
Frozen Geode.png Frozen Geode A blacksmith can break this open for you. Mining
Magma Geode.png Magma Geode A blacksmith can break this open for you. Mining
Omni Geode.png Omni Geode A blacksmith can break this open for you. These geodes contain a wide variety of Minerals. Mining
Oak Resin.png Oak Resin A sticky, fragrant substance derived from oak sap. Artisan Goods
Pine Tar.png Pine Tar A pungent substance derived from pine sap. Artisan Goods
Salmonberry.png Salmonberry A spring-time berry with the flavor of the forest. Foraging

Non-Exhaustive List of Exceptions

Universal Hates

Image Name Description Source
File:Weeds.png Weeds A bunch of obnoxious weeds. Foraging
Sap.png Sap A fluid obtained from trees. Foraging
Rusty Spoon.png Rusty Spoon A plain old spoon, probably ten years old. Not very interesting. Artifacts
Rusty Spur.png Rusty Spur An old spur that was once attached to a cowboy's boot. People must have been raising animals in this area for many generations. Artifacts
Rusty Cog.png Rusty Cog A well preserved cog that must have been part of some ancient machine. This could be dwarven technology. Artifacts
Carp.png Carp A common pond fish. Fishing
Seaweed.png Seaweed It can be used in cooking. Fishing
Green Algae.png Green Algae It's really slimy. Fishing
White Algae.png White Algae It's super slimy. Fishing
Hay.png Hay Dried grass used as animal food. Foraging, Marnie's
Chewing Stick.png Chewing Stick Ancient people chewed on these to keep their teeth clean. Artifacts
Poppy.png Poppy In addition to its colorful flower, the Poppy has culinary and medicinal uses. Note: Penny loves Poppy flowers. Farming
Copper Ore.png Copper Ore A common ore that can be smelted into bars. Mining
Iron Ore.png Iron Ore A fairly common ore that can be smelted into bars. Mining
Sea Urchin.png Sea Urchin A slow-moving, spiny creature that some consider a delicacy. Foraging
Red Mushroom.png Red Mushroom A spotted mushroom sometimes found in caves. Foraging
Bug Meat.png Bug Meat It's a juicy wad of bug flesh. Monsters
Snail.png Snail A wide-ranging mollusk that lives in a spiral shell. Fishing
Slime.png Slime A shimmering, gelatinous glob with no smell. Monsters
Bat Wing.png Bat Wing The material is surprisingly delicate. Monsters
Oil of Garlic.png Oil of Garlic Drink this and weaker monsters will avoid you. Crafting
Strange Bun.png Strange Bun What's inside? Cooking