New Release -- April 28, 2010

[Lynn Williams]

For me production limits = no production. I de-friended all my farmtown neighbors and put my facilities in storage. I'm not growing any crops. I'm on strike.

[silky]

i also noticed we can no longer gift tomatoes or onions...?

[Ttau]

I love this game but I think my mind is slipping..... weren't you able to get syrup from the maple trees? What happened? I was looking forward to pancakes and waffles...lol Did I imagne this?

[LoreneC]

Originally Posted by Lynn Williams

For me production limits = no production. I de-friended all my farmtown neighbors and put my facilities in storage. I'm not growing any crops. I'm on strike.

All real life factories have production limits. Workers can only crank out so much product in a certain length of time.

[Charo]

15 days of product per item isn't enough??

[janetscott9]

now i am at level 80 can i earn more farm cash other than having to purchase it

thanks

[NZSHAKER]

I would just love a 4th farm so I can plant more money making products

I want to make it to $15 mil soon and then on to $20mil in the bank.....currently a tad over $13

[iguillette]

semi-trailer truck (hot dog sausage) batch of 5 units gives you 5 hot dogs. Costs 150 coins for (5)hot dog sausage plus 1 gallon of gas to get it delivered.I think there is a BIG mistake here.

[Pete's Piggy]

I agree Jennifer. The reasonably priced Farm Cash is just reward for all the effort the developers put in to make our Farmtown experience better. This is a small price to pay for all the entertainment value received. Comparable to other forms of entertainment, Farm Cash is a real bargain.

[Palantir]

Originally Posted by mjl1960

"2. We had to limit the amount of products you can have producing at the same time on each facility.
The risk of inflation is too high which could impact the game dinamics significantly. The general rule is, you can only have 15 days of continuos production pending for each recipe."

Inflation?? This idea is just too liberal, now we have big government limiting our work.

Actually, the idea is not liberal or conservative, it's mathematical

It's also impossible. Prices are fixed in farmtown. There is no inflation. No matter how much currency players build up, there will never be any inflation given current game mechanics.

Limiting factory output devalues FarmCash. It makes it less likely that people will buy FarmCash because the things it buys are worth less.

You stabbed your moneymaker in the back, Slashkey.

I have a Masters' specializing in diagedic and exdiagetic game-related monetary policy, and I'm very inexpensive right now. Whom should I contact to see if my resumee got round-filed?