bored

Act 1 has been so boring as I've not done much designing. Please hurry with Act 2 already.

Wonder why they made this event longer then the usual too-long events

My husband got the sucky glitch and stopped playing for two days as he was told, until he got a second rep who told him to go ahead and play. They won't roll the game back (and at this point he doesn't want to, he'd lose too much progress). Game play is slow for him and he's still working on getting Nonna. I suspect EA knows this is the case for a lot of people, and that's why they made the event longer.

Me? I was done 5 days ago. I'm bored too. I could wait for everyone else to catch up but give me something new to play with in the interim

act 2 isn’t going to be that exciting for me and i’m sure i’m not alone. i have enough plunder to get 1 of each craftable items already

This thread is interesting. Are you people reporting boredom, also people who've reached a level of stats that far exceed the majority of players? Is your bonus multiplier above 200%? Above 400%?

If so, and you are bored, i suggest you try playing Freemium. Sell or store all your multiplier items and bring your game back into align with the majority of newer players. Then you too can experience the "excitement" of anxiety that you may not get all the free items in time. Return to the "excitement" of having to choose only one premium item per event, because you only have <100 donuts. Restore that thrill of having to visit all your neighbors because every bit of event currency counts.

If you're bored because you increased your bonus so much that the game no longer provides a challenge, you have no one to blame but yourself.

"4junk3000;c-1936396" wrote:
This thread is interesting. Are you people reporting boredom, also people who've reached a level of stats that far exceed the majority of players? Is your bonus multiplier above 200%? Above 400%?

If so, and you are bored, i suggest you try playing Freemium. Sell or store all your multiplier items and bring your game back into align with the majority of newer players. Then you too can experience the "excitement" of anxiety that you may not get all the free items in time. Return to the "excitement" of having to choose only one premium item per event, because you only have <100 donuts. Restore that thrill of having to visit all your neighbors because every bit of event currency counts.

If you're bored because you increased your bonus so much that the game no longer provides a challenge, you have no one to blame but yourself.

I totally agree with you. I play for over 2 years but my bonus is low(78% + 153% with Springfield Heights), because sometimes I prefer to buy a character than a bad decoration bug only to increase the bonus ...
Each time I finish the act only one or two days before the end, while I connect four times a day, but because I rarely buy items that help for the event.
It's true that I earn less donuts and so I can buy fewer things, but the game is always interesting!
Everyone does as he wants, premium or freemium, KEM farming or not, but don't complain about the ease of the game after (or play less ;) ).

I also think that the questlines are too short and not quite accomplished. If the story is longer players would be less bored, sometimes it's so short that we forget what happened in act 1 when act 2 begins

"mirko_283;c-1936412" wrote:
I also think that the questlines are too short and not quite accomplished. If the story is longer players would be less bored, sometimes it's so short that we forget what happened in act 1 when act 2 begins

I always forget what the story is about though for me its always the designing that make it fun.

Been finished with Act 1 for days. This is always the case though, so i'm used to it. For me, every Act is 3-4 days too long. I'd like more to do, but there will be other players nowhere near finished, so...

Not sure what the answer is. Longer quests, more items, more currency-earning (or burning) dynamics. Not sure really. As they've made so many of the items premium, the quest to earn them is over in 6 seconds or less in most cases.

I'd love a way of burning through the in-game cash I seemingly can't spend on anything - except Bloodmobiles/Rat Traps, I guess. Part of the problem of going to events rather than levels; there's no ongoing tasks to do once you're finished.

"4junk3000;c-1936396" wrote:
This thread is interesting. Are you people reporting boredom, also people who've reached a level of stats that far exceed the majority of players? Is your bonus multiplier above 200%? Above 400%?

If so, and you are bored, i suggest you try playing Freemium. Sell or store all your multiplier items and bring your game back into align with the majority of newer players. Then you too can experience the "excitement" of anxiety that you may not get all the free items in time. Return to the "excitement" of having to choose only one premium item per event, because you only have <100 donuts. Restore that thrill of having to visit all your neighbors because every bit of event currency counts.

If you're bored because you increased your bonus so much that the game no longer provides a challenge, you have no one to blame but yourself.

This is so true. My main town has a stated 580 something multiplier, I finished early this morning. I have almost all the premium helpers, but not the Pope.
Town #2 is level 939, but sorely neglected. Didn’t have time to play two games before, but do now. This one has NO premium characters, but should finish right on time.
The two games I maintain for my grandchildren are going to be tight, but might complete. They don’t care, for them the excitement is in having a city of there own creation.
I know, and have as neighbors, some who rush everything. And I appreciate their help to guide me as how best to play. It really helps to know what the prizes look like before I get the, this way I can plan where to put things ahead of getting them. But I don’t have the “I must be first” compulsion. For some, winning the race is less important than completing it.