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Its been so hard getting money to buy needed things. Trying to save right now for the Juicer and it seems to be taking forever... I've been selling things on my RSS, but just cant seem to save. Always need something for my farm. Is there anyone out there that has any tips for me to make money, or even have some coins to spare? Thank You.
hire Tom and ask him to bring Diamond rings to you, and then sell it on the RSS. it gives you around 3.500/4.000 coins in profit
I cannot do that. At this point anyways... Is there anything else I can do?Quote:
Originally Posted by beszedits
To earn coins: make and sell bread, chicken & cow feed in mass. Feed your cow and sell excess milk. Advertise. Stop boat & truck orders for a while.
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You have been getting lots of great ideas to help you move forward. If you are persistant things do get better!
Eventually, you will have so many coins that you don't know how to spend them, and your barn and silo will be big enough. Keep farming!!
Yes, most of us go through the same thing right around your level...it will get easier...just sell, sell, sell!!! (In your rss mostly for max price unless its common things like eggs & wheat)
Sell for max price for 3 days. You'll have tons of coins after that. Discount wheat and eggs, but sell EVERYTHING else for max. ALL OF IT. It'll make a big difference to your bank account, I promise.
Oh, and don't buy any farm decor while you're trying to save money. :)
Yes it gets easier. Patience is the key right now.
I've had great success with blackberries. The only sticking point is how to get rid of all the dead bushes. I buy tom for a day, use the timer feature of clock app, and buy axes,axes and more axes. Made a lot of coins that way. I fill up my rss, max price and they disappear. I often wonder why they go so fast. But who's to look a gift horse in the mouth, right? Lol
Sell, sell, sell. If you sell the crops that take hours to grow they would actually be better than berries because you do not have to pay for the plant, and don't have to worry about getting saws to cut the plants down. They don't sell as fast as berries, but they will sell. You don't have to stop doing truck and boat orders, but don't buy things to fill them. For instance make all the things for any truck orders you do and cast off any boats that you cannot fill. After most of the machines have been purchased, you will really start to make coins. Go light on the decorating and don't buy anything you do not absolutely have to.
Yes, Rebecca's right. I forgot that early on, I also had great success with strawberries. I think they make the most coins.
You're at level 28, right? I'm at 29, and I believe it does get better for us. :)
First off, know what silo and barn inventory levels you're comfortable playing with, so you'd know whether you need to expand or not. This, in turn, lets you know whether you should sell expansion items or just save them. I often get a lot of duct tapes when I wheat (you do wheat right? If not, you are missing a ton and had better start now! :D), so when I'm not planning to expand, I sell. And boy do they sell well! (Land is also not the biggest issue for us at this point in the game, so sell those LEMs if you're not trading them.)
As for what I sell, hmm.. For wheat, I either use them to make bread (which sell quickly at max price) or chicken feeds (which are produced so fast relative to my needing of the eggs*, so I always have spare feeds to sell; I price 10 feeds at 60, but they still sell well at max) or sell them to little people (only because when I sell wheat at my RSS, I price 10 at 1 because wheat is so common, so the little people make me more money! :D). The bread I also use with bacon to make hamburgers (which sell well at a slight discount), but since hamburgers take a lot of production time, I always have spare bread.
Corn make other feeds and, with chili, make chili popcorn. Chili popcorn sells a little slower at max, but I like getting all my crops in the process. For example, I use indigo with wool to make blue woolly hats, which sell faster than other wool products and are less time-consuming to make. Individually though, indigo and wool do not sell well at max price, that's why I slash prices on them. *I use pumpkin and egg to make pumpkin pies, which sell fast at max price. That's where all of my eggs go and since pumpkin pies are a little slow to make, I always have eggs in stock and do not need to collect them and feed my chickens frequently.
Cow milk make cream, which sell at max very quickly. Cream also take little time to make compared to cream cakes, the only product I currently use cream for. Thus, I almost always have spare cream to sell. Cream cakes also need white sugar, but white sugar are also faster to make, so I always have excess to sell at max. Cream cakes also sell quickly at max price.
I've been doing these since around level 26 or 27 for -multiple- times daily, and I was able to save coins for the juice presser, the fishing dock, and the ice cream maker. Granted, I only have one smelter at the moment, but I find the metal bars too time-consuming to make and not as coin-generating as the other products, so I do not focus on them right now -- in fact, whenever I get too much TNTs and dynamites from wheating, I sell instead of using them at the mine. Shovels are a little tough to consider, because they almost always give me diamonds..
Boat orders, I only did frantically during the last event, but I expect I'll be slowing down on them going forward. Too much XP but too little coins, which, I believe, is the main issue in the earlier levels. (I do other people's crates though, when I have things to spare. A good working relationship with your friends will get you far.) The same goes for truck orders, except most of them don't pay vouchers. If you want minimal XP, there's always the little people and, of course, the trees and bushes that need reviving -- that way, you also get to visit other farms and hunt for the ever elusive unlocked chests.. some of the contents of which are coins or other coin-generating items.
Lastly, the next machine becomes available at level 35, so there's a lot of time to be saving up for that. I do believe that the stretch of levels from 29 to 35 is an optimal time to build up your bank account, so that's something that you can look forward to. A little bit of decoration is nice, too, but don't overspend on them unless you've got a sizable fund.
So there.. There may be mistakes in some of the points I made, but I do hope this mini-essay helps you even a little. :) Good luck, and happy playing!
Save up your diamonds and use them to increase production slots. More slots means more products made especially overnight, and that in turn means more coins. Besides, you will need those slots for the tougher boat orders at higher levels. It's a worthwhile investment.Quote:
Originally Posted by Neva0bsolete