Ok ... If 6.93 million people played the Halloween update and 2.25 million pumpkins were placed in people's Springfields ... If each person only placed one pumpkin then only 34% of the users placed a pumpkin ... I placed about a dozen ... Some of my friends placed lots more ... So obviously 47% of the users did not place a pumpkin ... Or is my math way wrong ...

It should say how many Springfield's were lost.

n0s1de wrote:It should say how many Springfield's were lost.I admit it. This made me laugh.

EA to some interviewer: As you can see, over 197,000,000 people blew-I-mean uh..spent money to buy Donuts! Hopefully you Mr. * - I mean Interviewer are one of them!Tribute to Chief Wiggum, die-hard Simpsons fans like me should know.

c-rod970 wrote:Ok ... If 6.93 million people played the Halloween update and 2.25 million pumpkins were placed in people's Springfields ... If each person only placed one pumpkin then only 34% of the users placed a pumpkin ... I placed about a dozen ... Some of my friends placed lots more ... So obviously 47% of the users did not place a pumpkin ... Or is my math way wrong ... Yes. Something is wrong here. One or more of the "pumpkin" numbers they're using has to be incorrect.

If any number is correct, it's the Donut one. Obviously that much people fell for EA's overpriced scam.I envy that town in the poster with the Aztec Theater. :mrgreen:

Another update in Facebook but not in the game.

n0s1de
13 years ago
It should say how many Springfield's were lost.
KrustyBrand
13 years ago
n0s1de wrote:
It should say how many Springfield's were lost.

I admit it. This made me laugh.
dohmoe
13 years ago
EA to some interviewer: As you can see, over 197,000,000 people blew-I-mean uh..spent money to buy Donuts! Hopefully you Mr. * - I mean Interviewer are one of them!

Tribute to Chief Wiggum, die-hard Simpsons fans like me should know.
KrustyBrand
13 years ago
c-rod970 wrote:
Ok ... If 6.93 million people played the Halloween update and 2.25 million pumpkins were placed in people's Springfields ... If each person only placed one pumpkin then only 34% of the users placed a pumpkin ... I placed about a dozen ... Some of my friends placed lots more ... So obviously 47% of the users did not place a pumpkin ... Or is my math way wrong ...

Yes. Something is wrong here. One or more of the "pumpkin" numbers they're using has to be incorrect.
dohmoe
13 years ago
If any number is correct, it's the Donut one. Obviously that much people fell for EA's overpriced scam.

I envy that town in the poster with the Aztec Theater. :mrgreen:
qcoutlawz
13 years ago
n0s1de wrote:
It should say how many Springfield's were lost.

lol'd anyway Ill never understand this till the day I see it with my own eyes..that day will be the day I stop playing
KrustyBrand
13 years ago
DohMoe wrote:
If any number is correct, it's the Donut one. Obviously that much people fell for EA's overpriced scam.
I envy that town in the poster with the Aztec Theater. :mrgreen:

So I guess anyone who purchased so much as a single donut is just a sap. Gee, thanks.
KrustyBrand
13 years ago
You would think that if TSTO had actually generated all of this revenue from the sale of its in-game currency, EA could afford to hire one measly person to moderate this forum.
jaffaface
13 years ago
I got 20.8%, however I think they just subtracted 6.93 million from 2.25 and rounded the number up to 47, but called it a percentage :?:
jaffaface
13 years ago
It actually says 1.97 billion spent not bought. You need to halve that number as a lot of people bought donuts but most already had a few to use, and don't forget jail breakers.