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Originally Posted by JAS0643
I do not own everything but my point still remains the developers have started getting carried away with the you must own xy&z before you can buy the new tool. Tools are getting very expensive. To get the 5x5 combo that plows plants and harvests you have to spend 305 fc or $50 real dollars. Now I understand that the developers need to make a living but that is getting greedy. What will come out in the next release will it be 6x6 tools with the all the 5x5 required first. There was very little time between the 4x4 and the 5x5 so I am sure there will be 6x6 very soon. Where does it end? People don't even have to choice of saying you know what I don't want to work for others so I don't need the combo that just harvests and then plows but I will get the 3 way one for my farm, nope they must buy all of them or nothing. Like it or not thank of me what you will but the fact is that this type of thing is a big part of the reason the game has lost so many players. If the developers do not see that soon there will be no farm town and they will really be hurting for money. Lets not forget that people buying farm cash is not the only way they get paid they do get money for the ads on fb so giving the players a few of the most requested things for coins will not brake their piggy banks.
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Originally Posted by Tony D
Hi, This thread is about the Bottling Machine, not about Farm Cash. We already have a thread for feedback on Farm Cash.
Please keep this thread on topic Thanks  |
Hi Tony,
JAS0643 may well have have strayed off topic but the nail has been hit on the head so to speak, the bottling machine is overpriced for what it does and is limited in use at present......
as ive posted i am sure slashkey will build on this machine in the future and yet more farm cash will have to be spent to use an upgraded machine for bottles which the present machine could produce now
perhaps JAS0643's post was indepth regarding farm cash but its raised my eyebrows at the cash ive already spent and wish i'd kept my money in my pocket and not bought the bottling machine
regards
andrea