I hate this contest because mostly what they want are my axes and saws. Rarely do they want veggies.
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I hate this contest because mostly what they want are my axes and saws. Rarely do they want veggies.
I love this one! Selling them 800 or so wheat in one hit is exciting, even though I don't need the coins.
They want your axes and saws because those are the top two items in your barn :-) The visitors will only ask for the top two items (top 3 if there's a tie) in your barn and silo, as well as any item in barn or silo that you are completely out of. So the key to making lots of coin (and having lots of fun) in this event is to first have no "zeros" (have at least 1 of each item in your barn and silo) and then choose one (or several) items that you see frequently in the dd and while the event lasts, you constantly go buy as many of them as your barn will hold :-) The item(s) just have to be at a consistant higher quantity than your axes and saws.....and you may begin to love this event :-)
I love the visitor event for the pace!
Its like a big crazy harvesting shopping frenzy.
I don't need the money either. It's just big crazy fun for me.
I wondered how I had Player Visits over 2000 since I'm not normally a shopper. Just remembered why--Visitor Events!
Another upside is that red hats and tofu dogs have all but disappeared from the paper.
Downside---map pieces.
Oh well it will be back to normal tomorrow.
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My red hats and tofu dogs are popular.
Impressive Besta! :)
Lol not a tofu dog to be seen in the RSS! Now isn't it a shame the visitors can't ask for maps?! This would be the easiest fix for the map problem! I changed my target - the most fun I have had on HD for months!!
http://i.imgur.com/77RZnJe.jpg
I just have to laugh again today thinking that... Hey! I didn't know dynamite was organic!!! Hahahah!!
my highest level farm is only 45 and Greg still asks for more than what i keep in stock.
When they come to my farm, they do not get the dairy products, saws or axes sugar, they get wheat, wool eggs the list goes on.