A use for the Post Office

Zombies8MyDingo wrote:
I remember it being rumoured that the post office would be to send Christmas Cards to neighbours. Sadly that never happened, maybe for Valentines Day? Bet we get Ralph for V Day too. :)

Aww boo! I also play Happy Street and they incorporated a little mailbox into their Christmas Update. C'MON EA KEEP UP.

Ralph for Valentine's Day would be AMAZING. So many great task possibilities. Obviously his v-day quest must be called "I Choo-Choo-Choose You".

Zombies8MyDingo wrote:
I remember it being rumoured that the post office would be to send Christmas Cards to neighbours. Sadly that never happened, maybe for Valentines Day? Bet we get Ralph for V Day too. :)

If we was to get Ralph we gotta have a task called " I Choo Choo choose you" :mrgreen:

Panfapuffs - you beat me to it :twisted:

or just apply a block function.

SheaHaviland wrote:
or just apply a block function.

Block is good but still think there should b a complaint section just in case someone was out of order, as there could b kids playing the game which could b upsetting if slightly rude.

I can already envision what some of my messages might say:

"While I despise your complete lack of city planning I do enjoy the convenience of not having to look around for items to tap since they're all in one spot and you hardly ever play."

"Annoyingly spaced out for collecting and with way too much water but nice to look at when I'm not in a tapping frenzy trying to get through 100 friends."

"If you spent less time and money farming houses your game level might actually correspond to how far along you should be in building ownership."

It should come as no surprise that I'm a b!+€h.

HeyMumandDad wrote:

NeoSEC28 wrote:

SheaHaviland wrote:
or just apply a block function.

Block is good but still think there should b a complaint section just in case someone was out of order, as there could b kids playing the game which could b upsetting if slightly rude.

True. But there are good and bad aspects of everything. But kids would get upset at slightly mean or inappropriate language. The rating on iTunes may need to go up because of it.

True I guess , I'm sure they could do something with it, kinda like the forum you can't out certain words on here as it will * it out! Could o something like that maybe.

All a mood point really as it will Never happen anyway lol

Yeah, the board/wall could have a direct possibility to unfriend anyone, whose comment you dont like. He would surely not mind or be surprised after leaving a nasty comment. It's a bit radical way of managing your set of friends, but this way you would actually end up living only with the real friends.

nancalmei wrote:
I can already envision what some of my messages might say:

"While I despise your complete lack of city planning I do enjoy the convenience of not having to look around for items to tap since they're all in one spot and you hardly ever play."

"Annoyingly spaced out for collecting and with way too much water but nice to look at when I'm not in a tapping frenzy trying to get through 100 friends."

"If you spent less time and money farming houses your game level might actually correspond to how far along you should be in building ownership."

It should come as no surprise that I'm a b!+€h.

Nancalmei, you already entertained me with the message board:-) leaving such comments obviously requires some thinking effort and would actually not mind receiving such comments.

I'm not sure being able to send or receive messages is such a good idea. Even if there's the possibility to complain, once an upsetting comment has been posted it could spoil the enjoyment of the game for that player.

Maybe a five-star rating could be introduced

You'd pay $100 to give a 1-star rating to a friend's Springfield and get 10 XP in return, $200 to give a 2-star rating and get 20 XP in return - and so on up to a 5-star rating.

Then a player who received a certain level of ratings might get $s or a bag of donuts as a reward.

There might need to be a way to prevent players with multiple accounts voting for their own Springfields.

nancalmei wrote:
I can already envision what some of my messages might say:

"While I despise your complete lack of city planning I do enjoy the convenience of not having to look around for items to tap since they're all in one spot and you hardly ever play."

"Annoyingly spaced out for collecting and with way too much water but nice to look at when I'm not in a tapping frenzy trying to get through 100 friends."

"If you spent less time and money farming houses your game level might actually correspond to how far along you should be in building ownership."

It should come as no surprise that I'm a b!+€h.

I can already tell that I come off as number 2 on your list. lol I dont have alot of water features but most of my buildings are spread out. I'm not sure if its too much or what.