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Post by aaronrtd on Jun 20, 2015 4:17:34 GMT
New
Mr. Miyagi 200 clams
Gangster school girl Trisha
Gangster goon #6 /1 tommy gun each, defeats senior GS with the gold cart- where you can get kilt/skirt
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Connie D'Amico
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You know, Meg, there's no dogs allowed here so you're gonna have to leave, but Brian can stay
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Post by Connie D'Amico on Jun 20, 2015 12:07:36 GMT
If getting the Tuba's was not hard enough they have added enough item drop to the scout Gurls. Tiny-co are so stupid they noticed that people were behind on Cleveland Jr and they have just made it harder and longer
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Post by aaronrtd on Jun 20, 2015 18:17:55 GMT
I thought things were on the on the change I got 3 tubas in a row but then my next one was a bust I'll see how the next one goes
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Post by Patrick Stewart on Jun 21, 2015 18:05:23 GMT
Hello, it's been awhile since I've posted on here. I'm still trying to unlock Cleveland JR. I have 10 more tubas to go.  |
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Post by Patrick Stewart on Jun 21, 2015 18:06:11 GMT
If getting the Tuba's was not hard enough they have added enough item drop to the scout Gurls. Tiny-co are so stupid they noticed that people were behind on Cleveland Jr and they have just made it harder and longer I know! I keep getting the blue T-shirts instead of the tubas. So frustrating. |
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Post by aaronrtd on Jun 21, 2015 22:47:17 GMT
If getting the Tuba's was not hard enough they have added enough item drop to the scout Gurls. Tiny-co are so stupid they noticed that people were behind on Cleveland Jr and they have just made it harder and longer I know! I keep getting the blue T-shirts instead of the tubas. So frustrating. I'm not even getting that all I got for the last three tries was nothing and I still need 2 tubas, oh and 19,333 cookies |
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Post by aaronrtd on Jun 22, 2015 2:56:29 GMT
I know! I keep getting the blue T-shirts instead of the tubas. So frustrating. I'm not even getting that all I got for the last three tries was nothing and I still need 2 tubas, oh and 19,333 cookies So I got nothing and a blue shirt what a waste of four hours. And I accidentally blew the show girls clearing bicycles when they're supposed to be for level 3. |
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Carter
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Good. Oh d*mn it. I mean, not much!
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Post by Carter on Jun 22, 2015 13:51:11 GMT
I've been hanging in there. Cleveland Junior unlocked right before Mr. Washee Washee's place finished constructing. Had no idea there was a character there, just business as usual - update comes, build as many buildings as possible and start progressing where I can.
Still need 15 gold trucks for Cleveland's costume
Tricia: 2/5 Meteor Hammers, 8/18 Skirts, 7/15 Jackets (definitely need cookies - 18k from this point in time today)
Mr Washee Washee: 3/4 Spray bottles, 6/15 Dirty Shirts, 5/12 Tape of Mr Sulu Show
Mob rep 8699
Destroyed Fort Knox twice (extra spray bottle from the Japan Arcade), Mort/Jerome started 8 hour task for star #2
With the busy weekend, I broke down and spent most of my remaining clams on the Japan arcade. This is getting ridiculously tedious to unlock "free" characters within the week.
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Carter
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Good. Oh d*mn it. I mean, not much!
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Post by Carter on Jun 22, 2015 13:58:51 GMT
I do have to say that this event and the last one - I've been getting more and more concerned with the progress of the events. It seems that they went back to Kingdom of the Full moon difficult. Where you are playing all hours of the day, feel like you are getting 0 progress. It seems to me that they are now putting their content behind a "pay wall". This term is used for console games where the game developer has content included on the disc, but are charging consumers "extra money" (DLC) to utilize it. I think without the Japan arcade, Mr. Washee Washee is practically impossible to do a week's time due to the amount goons needed. You need dozens to take down Fort Knox, you need dozens to get through the strip of land next to the event (varies every week), and on top of that hundreds to take out the squadders (various types).
So in essence to really be on top of the game, you have the "pay wall" from progressing at a reasonable rate.
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Post by rob on Jun 22, 2015 15:17:19 GMT
I do have to say that this event and the last one - I've been getting more and more concerned with the progress of the events. It seems that they went back to Kingdom of the Full moon difficult. Where you are playing all hours of the day, feel like you are getting 0 progress. It seems to me that they are now putting their content behind a "pay wall". This term is used for console games where the game developer has content included on the disc, but are charging consumers "extra money" (DLC) to utilize it. I think without the Japan arcade, Mr. Washee Washee is practically impossible to do a week's time due to the amount goons needed. You need dozens to take down Fort Knox, you need dozens to get through the strip of land next to the event (varies every week), and on top of that hundreds to take out the squadders (various types). So in essence to really be on top of the game, you have the " pay wall" from progressing at a reasonable rate. That is, by definition, what a "freemium" game is; it's not a "free" game after all.  Those who spend money on the game will get more progress than those those who do not; makes sense from a business point of view. The question is, how much you want to get all the prizes in the game every event. Other players who have not paid a cent in the game are content just to unlock whatever they can from the game without paying a dime, while those who invest on clams will get more progress than those who do not. I don't expect to unlock everything in this game if I don't pay the premium, and I'm fine with that.  |
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Carter
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Good. Oh d*mn it. I mean, not much!
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Post by Carter on Jun 22, 2015 15:38:22 GMT
I do have to say that this event and the last one - I've been getting more and more concerned with the progress of the events. It seems that they went back to Kingdom of the Full moon difficult. Where you are playing all hours of the day, feel like you are getting 0 progress. It seems to me that they are now putting their content behind a "pay wall". This term is used for console games where the game developer has content included on the disc, but are charging consumers "extra money" (DLC) to utilize it. I think without the Japan arcade, Mr. Washee Washee is practically impossible to do a week's time due to the amount goons needed. You need dozens to take down Fort Knox, you need dozens to get through the strip of land next to the event (varies every week), and on top of that hundreds to take out the squadders (various types). So in essence to really be on top of the game, you have the " pay wall" from progressing at a reasonable rate. That is, by definition, what a "freemium" game is; it's not a "free" game after all. Those who spend money on the game will get more progress than those those who do not; makes sense from a business point of view. The question is, how much you want to get all the prizes in the game every event. Other players who have not paid a cent in the game are content just to unlock whatever they can from the game without paying a dime, while those who invest on clams will get more progress than those who do not. I don't expect to unlock everything in this game if I don't pay the premium, and I'm fine with that. But TSTO there are no such pay walls blocking progress. I was able to fully complete the original Halloween 2012/Christmas 2012/Whacking Day 2013 being a more minor premium player. The free content was completable without hitting the paywall. FGQFS the paywall is literally blocking progress in the events. I am a premium player that has purchased at least $100 in clams for this game. Yet every purchase except for 2 has done jack in helping pass the paywall. The 2 items that I do have haven't greatly helped either. One only drops masks - seeing as those are always and have no major need for the masked goons, mostly meaningless. The other is the Japan arcade which will be useless when Mr. Washee Washee is unlocked. This is a literal wall where you have to continually throw money to pass the wall, where other games (even console games), a one time payment gets you past the wall. |
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Post by rob on Jun 22, 2015 15:50:36 GMT
That is, by definition, what a "freemium" game is; it's not a "free" game after all. Those who spend money on the game will get more progress than those those who do not; makes sense from a business point of view. The question is, how much you want to get all the prizes in the game every event. Other players who have not paid a cent in the game are content just to unlock whatever they can from the game without paying a dime, while those who invest on clams will get more progress than those who do not. I don't expect to unlock everything in this game if I don't pay the premium, and I'm fine with that. But TSTO there are no such pay walls blocking progress. I was able to fully complete the original Halloween 2012/Christmas 2012/Whacking Day 2013 being a more minor premium player. The free content was completable without hitting the paywall. FGQFS the paywall is literally blocking progress in the events. I am a premium player that has purchased at least $100 in clams for this game. Yet every purchase except for 2 has done jack in helping pass the paywall. The 2 items that I do have haven't greatly helped either. One only drops masks - seeing as those are always and have no major need for the masked goons, mostly meaningless. The other is the Japan arcade which will be useless when Mr. Washee Washee is unlocked. This is a literal wall where you have to continually throw money to pass the wall, where other games (even console games), a one time payment gets you past the wall. I've stopped comparing it with Tapped Out months ago with the lack of "voiced characters" even for regular characters on the show. I put this game on a higher level than Tapped Out going by the events in the game-- e.g., Comic Con, Star Trek, Ghostbusters, and this event which puts to shame anything that Tapped Out has released, event-wise. That's my personal point of view, of course. If Tapped Out cannot manage to have a voiced Sideshow Bob or Millhouse, that's a shame. |
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Post by aaronrtd on Jun 22, 2015 21:46:02 GMT
Challenge number two requires
18 showgirls
6 Luchadores
and Cleveland on task
I still need 2 tubas (4 Luchadores) if I get 2 tubas that is.
Now for the previous conversation Tapped Out every event starts with the beginner player and he can complete the whole event without spending a dime with some hard work that is.
Now family guy every event starts with duping the new player into spending a lot of money in hopes that it will give him an advantage that he thinks he needs which really doesn't do anything. Just a cash grab more than likely you won't be able to get it.
The Simpsons had massive amount of land you can buy overtime and a few expansion and we still need more
Family guy minimal amount of land with tiny amounts of expansions and then nothing. In order to build you get one free worker and then you get the incentive to buy more workers not necessary but another cash grab
The Simpson's Have massive amounts of reasonably enjoyable content all looking good size things issues but otherwise okay.
Family guy some nice buildings some size issues, oh well then a bunch of crap from all the events that don't look good in the town and then you stick in storage mostly because you just don't have to space
Simpson's have some voice characters others you wish you were aren't but oh well it's free and they have a lot animated items that are cute and enjoyable when you put them on task .
Family guy you paid extreme amounts of money to get voice characters that don't come with anything and they're not useful for anything not so different from the Simpsons. Simpsons have buildings with characters for a reasonable price.
I i'm done comparing the two I know the Simpsons are better than a Family Guy and that's that but I still like playing family Guy it's a challenge to get through the damn events alive and not broke.
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Post by aaronrtd on Jun 23, 2015 0:36:03 GMT
Challenge number two requires
18 showgirls
6 Luchadores
Cleveland take meds
Ok so I just got CJ and I got 20hrs and 45min to get to level 3 and compete meds task. I don't even know if it's possible to get to level 3 and I have no idea how long the task is. I can get all the other stuff in time, this is just bullshit this will be the first challenge I probably can't get done.
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Carter
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Good. Oh d*mn it. I mean, not much!
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Post by Carter on Jun 23, 2015 14:02:13 GMT
Challenge number two requires 18 showgirls 6 Luchadores Cleveland take meds Ok so I just got CJ and I got 20hrs and 45min to get to level 3 and compete meds task. I don't even know if it's possible to get to level 3 and I have no idea how long the task is. I can get all the other stuff in time, this is just bullshit this will be the first challenge I probably can't get done. Not unless you use clams. It's a 16 hour task. |
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Those who spend money on the game will get more progress than those those who do not; makes sense from a business point of view. The question is, how much you want to get all the prizes in the game every event. Other players who have not paid a cent in the game are content just to unlock whatever they can from the game without paying a dime, while those who invest on clams will get more progress than those who do not. I don't expect to unlock everything in this game if I don't pay the premium, and I'm fine with that. 