Gift Leo twice a week if you wish to have a good relationship with him. He’ll accept Coffee but he will not be particularly happy about it. Most of these items can be found while you’re foraging. I would also suggest gifting him Dragon Tooth, Mango Sticky Rice, Nautilus Shell, some Quartz, Sea Urchins, Spice Berries, and Rainbow Shells. He will love Duck Feather, Mangoes, Ostrich Eggs, and Poi, which to be fair are universally loved. When it comes to gifts, Leo can be considered picky. In one of his quests, it is hinted that he may or may not have a crush on Jas (I mean, who doesn’t?). Leo befriends villagers such as Linus, Penny, Vincent, and Jas when he arrives in Stardew Valley. His preferred mode of shelter is a treehouse (no judgment from me there). In a wholesome turn of events, Leo manages to find friends in Stardew Valley once he moves there. If you don’t 6 hearts then no matter how much you try you will be unable to convince him to leave Ginger Island. Once you’ve managed to get 6 friendship hearts for Leo, he packs up his life in Ginger Island and decides to move to Stardew Valley. Once you’re done with that, you’re free to improve your friendship with Leo. Give 10 of these Golden Walnuts to any of the parrots. To befriend these parrots all you need is Golden Walnuts. Parrots are not as complicated as humans, or fictional NPCs. The only way to get him to talk to you is by befriending the parrots yourself.
Unfortunately, you can’t just walk up to a guy like Leo (who has a weird obsession with parrots) and just befriend him. He’s friends with the parrots that are found all over the island though, and to be honest who wouldn’t befriend a parrot if they could? How to befriend Leo In Stardew Valley You could Leo an eccentric, he’s initially not interested in having human friends. Leo has a tragic past, his parents died at sea when he was young. Leo starts as a Ginger Island resident before permanently moving to the Mainland.
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