Your level and your coins

Post your level and coins here. I know there are a lot of factors involved but still, for matching level farmers with common machinery, similar expansions & barn-silo capacities, the amount of money saved might give a rough indication of the farm's performance.

Starting with myself:

Level: 41
Coins: 3,75,500

Land Machinery: Jeweler, Jam Maker, Juice Press, Smelter (4 nos.), Cake Oven, Pie Oven, BBQ Grill, Loom, Popcorn Pot, Sugar Mill, Bakery, Dairy.

Fishing Machinery: Lure Workbench, Net maker

Approx Coins spent on decorations: 60,000

No, Just No

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Originally Posted by HyperGamer

No, Just No

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Why? Can you please elaborate?

I don't see the point of this request either.

Me either -- what makes an efficient farm? Coins? Achievements? Masteries? Design? None of the above?

Barn size/silo size/coin piles of other players is irrelevant and non-correlateable because everyone plays a different game. Some chase awards and achievements, some chase levels, and some chase their pets -- everyone's goals and game is different. Play YOUR game and don't worry about the games of others. :) that way lies personal peace and a happy hay day :)

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Originally Posted by HyperGamer

No, Just No

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Hahahaha. Hyper, just too funny. There are threads dedicated to this subject. Do a quick search and I'm sure you will find a few.
Perky and Glade i agree.

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Originally Posted by fitzer

Why? Can you please elaborate?

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I suppose it's odd if you're used to other games that are more linear/hierarchical. For many games, posting your XP or level or coins or kills is an indication of how successful a player you are.

But Hay Day is not that kind of game. There are many ways to play, and more isn't necessarily better. Some people don't want all the machines and animals, for example, and play without the pigs or the loom or the popcorn maker, or only keep six chickens even when they've unlocked all 18. Some love to decorate their farm and spend a bunch of coins doing it.

Some people like to accumulate coins. Some want XP or vouchers or achievements. And some like to help others, and give away their coins.

You reach a point in this game where coins just don't matter. You have more than you can ever hope to spend, so why not give it to lower level players who still need it?

Also, you can buy coins in this game. So maybe I have millions of coins...but rather than my farm being "efficient," I have a lot of disposable income and bought them with real cash.

Janilee, I couldn't agree more. I have two farms. One is a lower level than the other but it has the bigger barn and more than 400 diamonds. The higher level has three million plus coins and almost all the achievements, but it isn't leveling as fast as the other. The lower level one only has a million. Which one is more successful? One has loads of decorations, the other has few. But they are both mine so am I less successful at one than the other even though I am the same farmer?

With this game, level doesn't even tell you who has been playing longer. And coins don't mean anything as they become less important after level 50-60 (that number has gone up as they add machines, it used to be in the 40s.) Perky's farm looks cooler than mine because she spends a lot of time decorating it to match the season or even tributes to valued players. I spend my time farming. Am I more successful? I don't think so. Is she? She'd tell you no. But we are both happy with our own farms. So in my mind that makes us both successful.

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Originally Posted by fitzer

Post your level and coins here. I know there are a lot of factors involved but still, for matching level farmers with common machinery, similar expansions & barn-silo capacities, the amount of money saved might give a rough indication of the farm's performance.

Starting with myself:

Level: 41
Coins: 3,75,500

Land Machinery: Jeweler, Jam Maker, Juice Press, Smelter (4 nos.), Cake Oven, Pie Oven, BBQ Grill, Loom, Popcorn Pot, Sugar Mill, Bakery, Dairy.

Fishing Machinery: Lure Workbench, Net maker

Approx Coins spent on decorations: 60,000

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I'll just say, more than you, twice. But what matters most to me are the friends I've made here on this forum. HI guys!

Ps. Your comma in your coin count is misplaced or you are missing a number.

Actually, Fitzer, there's something called "farm score" if you tap on your house. I don't know precisely how it's calculated, but if you want to know or brag how well you're doing at your level compared with other farms, that might be the more appropriate thing to compare than your coins.

If you've never bought any diamonds. Otherwise you should be disqualified from such comparisons, of course. :rolleyes:

And, no, I'm not going to tell my own score. I, too, believe that Hay Day is not about who's got the highest score in the shortest time. :)

Alright alright I got It! Play for fun, that's It.. well enough!

@Greebie0 : I don't want to brag, just wanted to know how others are doing at lvl-41, sorry for that. And farm score is your accumulated XP.

@Tiggerr129 : You are absolutely right, one cannot compare farmers at different levels. And the comma is not misplaced; 3,75,500 = Three Lacs Seventy Five Thousand Five Hundred (the Indian way;)).

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Originally Posted by fitzer

Post your level and coins here. I know there are a lot of factors involved but still, for matching level farmers with common machinery, similar expansions & barn-silo capacities, the amount of money saved might give a rough indication of the farm's performance.

Starting with myself:

Level: 41
Coins: 3,75,500

Land Machinery: Jeweler, Jam Maker, Juice Press, Smelter (4 nos.), Cake Oven, Pie Oven, BBQ Grill, Loom, Popcorn Pot, Sugar Mill, Bakery, Dairy.

Fishing Machinery: Lure Workbench, Net maker

Approx Coins spent on decorations: 60,000

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I don't mind sharing that information with you :-)

I'm only a level 35 player but here it goes anyway. My barn and silo are 775 and 700. I have almost 60.000 coins and I'm hoping to buy a jam maker during the day. I have all the other machines available at my level. As you can see my coins are spent on barn and silo and because I've chosen not to remove the existing trees, ponds and rocks I have also spent coins on land expansion. Today I have 2 spots left to expand. I have only 5 fishing spots because the fishing haven't quite caught my interest yet.
I have one dog, two cats, a bunny and a horse, 12 hens, 15 cows, 10 sheep, 2 goats and 5 pigs.
I master four mashines and have 56 achievements and 353. 000 farm experience. I have spent almost no coins on decorations (a few bird feeders and five or six flower pots).
I have spent real money on a load of diamonds. My husband wanted to give me a gift so I chose something nice for my time consuming hobby. They are just staying there in the top right corner though - I'm a little cheap I guess because I still only spend diamonds when I find them in mystery boxes, hehe.
I "stalk" five farmers and have 22-23 followers and 25 likes or something like that.

You and I obviously farm very differently, fitzer, and I think it's impossible to say which farm is more succesful. I love my space in barn and silo and my land with all the trees and ponds and don't mind that I'm broke every time I have bought a few expansion materials in the DD. How do you farm, fitzer?

Have a nice hay day :-)

I'm level 50 and at the moment I've got 138,707. On my way up to saving for the next thing. The last thing at emptied my bank was fully upgrading the lobster pond.

I think one of the reasons it's meaningless is that obviously if you spend all day every day playing this game you'll either level up really fast or make lots of coins, depending on what you do. If you don't have the time to play much then you won't.

Which one of these is preferable? Now there's a question... ;)