80+ doughnuts

brewdog79 wrote:
Having been saving up for a premium building with character, but I'm feeling drawn to the urge to buy two 40-doughnuts items for their 2% bonus.

Advice?

what's the building character?

brewdog79 wrote:
Having been saving up for a premium building with character, but I'm feeling drawn to the urge to buy two 40-doughnuts items for their 2% bonus.

Advice?

Premium characters without buildings are pretty sweet for the extra cash their missions generate. Maybe you should focus on those (Dr. Nick, Bumblebee Man, Rich Texan, Hans Moleman, Squeaky Voiced Teen) before you hone in on the Tire Yard.

brewdog79 wrote:
Having been saving up for a premium building with character, but I'm feeling drawn to the urge to buy two 40-doughnuts items for their 2% bonus.

Advice?

Depends on what characters you have already. If you aren't a donut purchaser, I'd say go 2 for 1 with Mole Man and SVT. Both have premium payouts and both go to Krustyland.

If you have both of them, then I'd go for another character. Why? Well with another task, you generate a lot more money then you would with 2-4% bonus. Think about it, you'd get 2-4 bucks on Gulp N Blow, or you'd get like $90 from 1 Hour task. It's not a straight 2-4 bucks on every building, that's just per $100 the building generates. So I think in the long run getting a character gives a higher pay out then adding a bonus %. Some of the buildings you wouldn't see the return on due to their low output (Simpsons/Flanders houses, and Brown houses). So you also have to see some buildings won't see the increase.

I did a mixture when I first invested in donuts when it came to buying a character or premiums. The premium characters characters do earn more than the regular ones but the premium decorations help you build up your multiplier. Right now my multiplier is at 100 percent. That means every payout is double no matter the job or the building. I've spent a little bit of donuts with each update getting my multiplier to increase. Took me months to do this. You might want to think about it depending on what level you're on and how much land you have left to purchase.

hasanmohamma wrote:
Buy Kearney he is a very good premium character and he also only cost 60 donuts.

Kearny would be my last choice

Both svt and otto can do tasks in kl so my next purchase willbe otto (got svt from a mystery box) :D

tiger10036778 wrote:
Both svt and otto can do tasks in kl so my next purchase willbe otto (got svt from a mystery box) :D

I too am saving for Otto

hasanmohamma wrote:
Buy Kearney he is a very good premium character and he also only cost 60 donuts.

Trolling? Lol
Kearny was disappointing with his 1 outdoor task.......

As for my advice I would get 2 prem charas I don't think much of moleman tbh....as pointed out he can go KL......so can Kearny actually.
I wouldn't bother with %boosting items till you go 500+ to spare tbh :mrgreen:

I dont mind % boosters either.... they apply to every job and building and xp..... mine sat at 46% at minute so every harvest from my gulp and blow is $146! I believe there are those with a bonus in the 100's of %
I would like to get to 100% effectively doubling every harvest!

bekahlake22 wrote:

indys2nd wrote:
I did a mixture when I first invested in donuts when it came to buying a character or premiums. The premium characters characters do earn more than the regular ones but the premium decorations help you build up your multiplier. Right now my multiplier is at 100 percent. That means every payout is double no matter the job or the building. I've spent a little bit of donuts with each update getting my multiplier to increase. Took me months to do this. You might want to think about it depending on what level you're on and how much land you have left to purchase.

Hey Indys, how do you figure out your multiplier? Just add everything up or is there a place to check it i haven't noticed?

Click on the Gulp and Blow. It's a $100 payout. Subtract your total amount of money you had before clicking the gulp and blow from the amount after. So if was $145 you had in your amount when you subtract 100, you're left with $45. That's your multiplier (45%).