The Band-Aid or Hay Day 2.

Well I had seen everything from an airplane orders to a zoo (A to Z) suggestions for Hay Day. But if Super Cell added let’s say a zoo, IMO that would be a Band-Aid to problem for long time players and bored players. Because with little else to do, players would mainly focus on the zoo thus would level up fast, getting mostly done before the programmers come out with another Band-Aid. The cycle starts all over again.

I am not a programmer. Please correct me if I am wrong, but I think the Hay day farm is at the maximum. We going to get add-ons like the town and fishing area. Would coming out with Hay day 2 be an answer to solving the problems.

If you are a long time player would you start over on an improved farm? What could be added to Hay day 2 that can’t be added to the game now? Do you think Hay day 2 be successful? If Hay day 2 was successful, do you think they still be enough support for Hay Day 1 to get updates? Or dividing the players make both games become a failure? What would you name hay day 2?

BenjiBee, have you seen the new forum section for Clash Royale, SC's newest game? It uses the characters from Clash of Clans in a completely different game/setting.

http://forum.supercell.net/showthread.php/970509-Clash-Royale-Soft-Launch-Announcement%21%21?p=6278669#post6278669

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Today is a very, VERY exciting day at Supercell... We're soft launching our next game!!!


Clash Royale is a dueling and card collection game set in the Clash Universe. It brings together the Royale Family with your favorite Clash of Clans troops, sometimes with a few new twists. Battle in various Arenas against other Challengers for Trophies, Crowns and glory!

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Maybe one day, they'll spin off some of Hay Day's characters in a new game too. I mean, what's up with the cover of the Daily Dirt: "Chick Norris Spotted in Vienna"? Sounds like a story beyond the scope of our humble little farming game. Maybe there's potential for a new game in the secret lives of all the farm animals, including our high-strung Chick Norris: international fowl of mystery. :cool:

Benji, I agree with you somewhat that Hayday is maxed out. There is a line that changes with each game where there is just too much to do and remember. If Hayday added another venue, it might just be across that line. I played another Town type game and maybe it's because I started it well after it was established, but there were just too many products to make and it tired me out. Then when they did a holiday type event, they added things like flowers that only worked for that event. After the event the game bought back any excess and they were gone. It was fun but hard to keep up with.

Hayday was much smaller when many of us started and the slow additions weren't overwhelming. It was easy to grow with the game. When I started a game on my new phone, it seemed harder to keep up. I think it would be impossible if I didn't prop up that phone farm with my main farm. I could sell myself coins and barn materials but pets, lures and diamonds are is very short supply. I think the derby occurs too early in the game also. The only way my tiny farm can contribute is with boats and trucks and maybe help tasks, since they are easier in the beginning. Even a 320 wheat task pushes the time limits. A large feed task is unlikely since I don't have all animals available nor the ability to make as much feed overnight. I feel more tasked and stressed as a beginner with all the extra venues and non farm activities.

Then there is the possibility that if the game grows much more (Aside from new machines) then slower older devices would be tasked too much. But I'm not an expert on game/device resources.

Hayday 2? Maybe not, but another non raiding , non clashing type of game might be nice. I remember playing a restaurant type game long ago when FarmVille was the game of choice for most of the world. That might be interesting for Supercell.

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Benji, I agree with you somewhat that Hayday is maxed out. There is a line that changes with each game where there is just too much to do and remember. If Hayday added another venue, it might just be across that line. I played another Town type game and maybe it's because I started it well after it was established, but there were just too many products to make and it tired me out. Then when they did a holiday type event, they added things like flowers that only worked for that event. After the event the game bought back any excess and they were gone. It was fun but hard to keep up with.

Hayday was much smaller when many of us started and the slow additions weren't overwhelming. It was easy to grow with the game. When I started a game on my new phone, it seemed harder to keep up. I think it would be impossible if I didn't prop up that phone farm with my main farm. I could sell myself coins and barn materials but pets, lures and diamonds are is very short supply. I think the derby occurs too early in the game also. The only way my tiny farm can contribute is with boats and trucks and maybe help tasks, since they are easier in the beginning. Even a 320 wheat task pushes the time limits. A large feed task is unlikely since I don't have all animals available nor the ability to make as much feed overnight. I feel more tasked and stressed as a beginner with all the extra venues and non farm activities.

Then there is the possibility that if the game grows much more (Aside from new machines) then slower older devices would be tasked too much. But I'm not an expert on game/device resources.

Hayday 2? Maybe not, but another non raiding , non clashing type of game might be nice. I remember playing a restaurant type game long ago when FarmVille was the game of choice for most of the world. That might be interesting for Supercell.

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Tiggerr, what an interesting post!:thumbsup::caticon::heart:

I wouldn't want to give up my farm. (I love it and have invested a lot of ME into it.)

The above said, I would go out of my mind with joy and excitement if SC designed a really good, innovative Restaurant game!!! They already have elements that work and would dovetail nicely with Hay Day.

I would love one more area within Hay Day, to be able to SCUBA dive in the lake, or off a town dock /
or maybe that, also, could become another SC game.
:thumbsup::heart::caticon::heart:

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Tiggerr, what an interesting post!:thumbsup::caticon::heart:

I wouldn't want to give up my farm. (I love it and have invested a lot of ME into it.)

The above said, I would go out of my mind with joy and excitement if SC designed a really good, innovative Restaurant game!!! They already have elements that work and would dovetail nicely with Hay Day.

I would love one more area within Hay Day, to be able to SCUBA dive in the lake, or off a town dock /
or maybe that, also, could become another SC game.
:thumbsup::heart::caticon::heart:

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scuba diving?!? That could happen in one of the current venues. What would we go diving for?

I like my farm too. I only started the phone one so I could have something to do in the waiting rooms without bringing my iPad along. For some reason my phone picks up the patient wifi better than my iPad. But it is still a teeny tiny pain in the neck.

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Originally Posted by Tiggerr129

Benji, I agree with you somewhat that Hayday is maxed out. There is a line that changes with each game where there is just too much to do and remember. If Hayday added another venue, it might just be across that line. I played another Town type game and maybe it's because I started it well after it was established, but there were just too many products to make and it tired me out. Then when they did a holiday type event, they added things like flowers that only worked for that event. After the event the game bought back any excess and they were gone. It was fun but hard to keep up with.

Hayday was much smaller when many of us started and the slow additions weren't overwhelming. It was easy to grow with the game. When I started a game on my new phone, it seemed harder to keep up. I think it would be impossible if I didn't prop up that phone farm with my main farm. I could sell myself coins and barn materials but pets, lures and diamonds are is very short supply. I think the derby occurs too early in the game also. The only way my tiny farm can contribute is with boats and trucks and maybe help tasks, since they are easier in the beginning. Even a 320 wheat task pushes the time limits. A large feed task is unlikely since I don't have all animals available nor the ability to make as much feed overnight. I feel more tasked and stressed as a beginner with all the extra venues and non farm activities.

Then there is the possibility that if the game grows much more (Aside from new machines) then slower older devices would be tasked too much. But I'm not an expert on game/device resources.

Hayday 2? Maybe not, but another non raiding , non clashing type of game might be nice. I remember playing a restaurant type game long ago when FarmVille was the game of choice for most of the world. That might be interesting for Supercell.

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i imagine 2 farms to be very stressful!

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Originally Posted by Tiggerr129

Benji, I agree with you somewhat that Hayday is maxed out. There is a line that changes with each game where there is just too much to do and remember. If Hayday added another venue, it might just be across that line. I played another Town type game and maybe it's because I started it well after it was established, but there were just too many products to make and it tired me out. Then when they did a holiday type event, they added things like flowers that only worked for that event. After the event the game bought back any excess and they were gone. It was fun but hard to keep up with.

Hayday was much smaller when many of us started and the slow additions weren't overwhelming. It was easy to grow with the game. When I started a game on my new phone, it seemed harder to keep up. I think it would be impossible if I didn't prop up that phone farm with my main farm. I could sell myself coins and barn materials but pets, lures and diamonds are is very short supply. I think the derby occurs too early in the game also. The only way my tiny farm can contribute is with boats and trucks and maybe help tasks, since they are easier in the beginning. Even a 320 wheat task pushes the time limits. A large feed task is unlikely since I don't have all animals available nor the ability to make as much feed overnight. I feel more tasked and stressed as a beginner with all the extra venues and non farm activities.

Then there is the possibility that if the game grows much more (Aside from new machines) then slower older devices would be tasked too much. But I'm not an expert on game/device resources.

Hayday 2? Maybe not, but another non raiding , non clashing type of game might be nice. I remember playing a restaurant type game long ago when FarmVille was the game of choice for most of the world. That might be interesting for Supercell.

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I just started and don't find it the least bit overwhelming yet. And if they added a new venue couldn't they add it really high up to not effect lower levels? I think they can push the envelope a bit further with something for lvl75+ only or something.

But then again I'm not even lvl30 yet, just a coc veteran who's familiar with the model the game has :p

The scuba diving idea is fascinating, I could see it fitting in nicely, similar to the fishing area, maybe shellfish and pearls (for jewelry). For me, if there was a spin-off I don't think I would even try it, HD is much too addicting. I think there is still room for growth but I would just hope the old-time charm wasn't lost. I don't want to see planes or any high-tech things in HD. The scooter, in my opinion, is cute but as close to "modern" as I want to see.

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scuba diving?!? That could happen in one of the current venues. What would we go diving for?

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I don't think HD will create a scuba diving feature because one of its competitors has done it already.

I have been playing a HD clone for the past few months and it offers diving as a way to get expansion items in exchange for your coins and time.

You “guys” are wonderful. :) Thank you for posting to this thread. Because of a comment and seeing the thread going to bottom of the page with only that one post, I didn’t respond or check back. But I should have, it is important to me to respond to those who post to my threads. By the way I wasn’t upset about the comment. I just going through a rough patch right now.

LetTheMusicPlay, No I haven’t seen the newest game Clash Royal. But I did click onto the link you posted. If you like that type of game, it would be good. I like your idea of the secret lives of the Hay Day animals. I can see the animals protecting truck orders deliveries from Tom. Chick Norris: international fowl of mystery coming to save the day. Maybe SC could also have as spin offs; Fishing Day, Town Day, even I hate to say it, Derby day.

Tiggerr129 You have made a good point. It would be hard to start a well-established game. So many products I take for granite of having now would be hard to get from scratch. I guess that would be one of the reasons I would not want to start Hay Day over. Plus the 3 years of play I have done put into the game.

I think it going to be interesting to see what SC does next. Machines are good for a brief time, but we need some good content. We need another venue besides the derby. Will it cross that line? We just have to wait and see what happens.

AsYouWish I like the idea being able to scuba dive in the lake. Just think of all the treasure we could find in that old sunken ship or under the waterfall.

TD14 I would like to see the scooter be replace with a penny farthing. That would IMO put some charm back into the game.

LynnK2015 Just like the farm animals, I think SC could put a spin on the scuba diving feature to make it different than what is out there. I would enjoy diving as a way to get expansion items in exchange for my coins and time.