Emberguard
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There's such a thing as too much of anything 
But depending on your strategy it may be worth getting Store Buildings
But depending on your strategy it may be worth getting Store Buildings
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DeletedUser32389
This is awesome advice. Another thing I want to add on this note is that daily challenges are a lot like the event challenges. The special events do get overwhelming, almost to the point of fatigue, but they render the best buildings for the space. I've built my city with considerations for completing the seasonal events, and that makes it easier to finish dailies. Even then, when I get 50 x 5 minute productions I don't waste my time. You have to decide if the potential juice is worth the squeeze.
Rogue hideouts are invaluable, getting a rogue hideout and an Alcatraz will change the game for you. Some of those event prizes are beyond valuable to the right player, it all depends
Algona
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I <3 Store Buildoings. Champs Retrreats, managing traz+RH proportions, a favorite is Pavilion (where did I get that? I could look it up...) a tasty blast of Happiness at will. Once I went over 20 Stores I adopted a technique of storing Event Buildings and bringing them out for specific needs. I need space for Quest, store a TF.
Stores allow a flexibility that I've grown quite fond of.
Stores allow a flexibility that I've grown quite fond of.
DeletedUser32389
Such a pretty building, it came from the Mahatma Gandhi event
http://forgeofempires.wikia.com/wiki/Pavilion
Goth Almighty
Active Member
Emberguard
Well-Known Member
To be fair, if you're only relying on the free FPs for your bar it'll take you 5 years to complete the game. If you take additional FPs you can finish in 1-2 years
Bruadhin
Active Member
Nothing like the jackpot of 100 FP in GE. I know some people have super high level CCs and the like, but for the rest of us, that is the FP lottery.
Mustapha00
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While I can see a good deal of validity in the "Use DCs to check the health of your city" argument, I'm not totally on board with it.
Is the inability to complete 83 5 minute productions really indicative of a poorly-functioning city?
Is the inability to complete 83 5 minute productions really indicative of a poorly-functioning city?
DeletedUser3882
You skip that one or the 27 4 hour productions, depending on if you feel the prize is worth the effort, BUT the point is, your ability TO complete this quest is directly indicative on your ability to easily complete event quests that follow the same format.
There’s rarely any event worth the effort to take part in if you’re going to end up not winning the main prize, or end up with a half-leveled or less upgradebale main prize.
Daily challenges (and recurring quests) are optional, but DEFINITELY set up your city to compete/complete in the bigger rewards. Your choice.
DreadfulCadillac
Well-Known Member
i do the same.
Graviton
Well-Known Member
Why would it be? That's the exception to the rule, as it's about time, not really about city production.
Jern2017
Well-Known Member
The 50 FP reward is my second favorite reward from the Challenger's Chest. I prefer getting a Shrine of Knowledge, looking at this long-term.
Czari
Active Member
Since there is no longer a penalty to not complete a DC, I do the tasks on a given DC if it's something I'm doing anyway (collecting x amount of something) or something I can easily do that isn't major time-consuming. The payoff is generally a good prize to complete seven challenges so, for me, it's worth it even if I don't do some of the DC's.