Super Catanian
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Awesome! My main city still has hope.Both the base and the upgrades appeared as a Daily special twice on Beta. I expect it will be the same on live.
Awesome! My main city still has hope.Both the base and the upgrades appeared as a Daily special twice on Beta. I expect it will be the same on live.
I've gotten the CM base in both of my cities and only need one or two more upgrades to take my existing and the new CMs to level 7. With the number of ingredients I have on hand and are still to come, I'll likely try for a 3rd, but I expect to fall short (See what I did there?) without diamonds, which I likely won't spend.Awesome! My main city still has hope.
If you are struggling paying out 52k supplies you need to slow down. Stop progressing on the tech tree, optimize your city, and build/level GB.why do these quests always cost so much supplies? I will go empty if I pay out the 52K ugh
This is good advice. I am at the point of having so many Supplies, I never have to worry about running out. There isn't an occasion in which I fall short.If you are struggling paying out 52k supplies you need to slow down. Stop progressing on the tech tree, optimize your city, and build/level GB.
No point having a huge stockpile really. If you run out of a resource it means you're actually using it to its fullest potential. Saving something for a rainy day in FoE doesn't really make sense. What do you forsee needing to suddenly use a billion supplies on if you've saved up that much? Or 50,000 goods? I'm sure you can some up with some hypothetical 'well, I could use them for this...' scenario but that situation is never going to come up so it just seems pointless to me.
UBQ orgy, multi Era tech sprinting, repeated massive city remodeling. All things I've done in the last year. Maybe I'm unusual.
Should a city dedicate itself to stockpiling Supplies? Not really, a well designed city and active play will generate a surplus of Supplies even without a lot of mundane Supply Buildings.
I took a look at your city and I can definitely say that I produced more supplies than you even before building supply buildings. Not meaning to be elitist or anything, but in my experience, it seems like VF really ramps up in supply/coin costs.
I can;t see your city. What is taking up so much room?
I think you mean LoA, not St Mark's. St Mark's boosts coins, not supplies.st marks.
Self control? Understand that leftover Apples and Caramel do you no good? Realizing you'll get more in the long run spending all your event currency than leaving a bunch of it unused?But how can I pass up the really good stuff? (Which almost never requires apples or caramel.)
sorry disagree economics 101 have a nest egg for those things that are important. ROI is ut most the items being offered are not worth the supply cost. sorry I just dont care for the quest need to rethink them for those of us who pride our supply countIf you are struggling paying out 52k supplies you need to slow down. Stop progressing on the tech tree, optimize your city, and build/level GB.
sorry disagree economics 101 have a nest egg for those things that are important.
ROI is ut most the items being offered are not worth the supply cost. sorry I just dont care for the quest
need to rethink them for those of us who pride our supply count
If successfully completing events is important to you, you need to build that into your nest egg. If you feel that a building like the September Cottage is not worth the supplies the quests will cost you. Don't play the event, or stop playing when you hit the supply quest. Regardless, I agree with @UBERhelp1, if the supply cost of the quests is an issue, it's an issue you've created for yourself, it's not the quest.sorry disagree economics 101 have a nest egg for those things that are important. ROI is ut most the items being offered are not worth the supply cost. sorry I just dont care for the quest need to rethink them for those of us who pride our supply count
You are correct sir.I think you mean LoA, not St Mark's. St Mark's boosts coins, not supplies.