Easter Strategy?
Yes, you are right...guess thats the way to go.... but if you clear certain gold prizes, easter baskets replace them. So you will eventually get 400 eggs (common, uncommon) for 500 gold eggs occasion...
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annettemarc wrote:philX3X wrote:
Would someone tell me if my hypothesis is correct?
Me and my friend both are Blue players (or pink, doesnt matter, has to be the same).
We both start with 400 blue eggs, and 0 pink eggs.
We both drop those eggs into each other's blue baskets: We lose the blue eggs, but receive 200 pink eggs. We return to our towns to collect those baskets.
We still have our 400 blue eggs, but have gained 200 pink eggs.
Rinse and repeat.
The only variable in this theory is the extreme rarity of the baskets.
If we were of opposite colors, dropping our common eggs for the uncommon eggs would mean:
we start at 400 eggs of our color, none of the uncommon.
We end with none of our common color, but 600 of the uncommon: higher chance of golden eggs.
Again, this also depends on an unlimited supply of baskets.
One glitch in this. You cannot receive blue eggs if you have zero pink eggs. In order for your friend to drop the 400 blues to you, YOU must have a minimum of 200 pink eggs. This signifies your "willingness" to give up the 200 pinks for his 400 blues. Of course, in reality, EA does not deduct your pinks. They give your friend 200 pinks to provide the illusion to the donor that the thankful recipient is giving something in return.
This is a problem I encounter a lot -- someone will leave out a blue basket, but when I go to drop them blue eggs, I am unable because they do not have the symbolic number of pink eggs available.
Did that make any sense? :)
The hubby and I tested this... sort of.
We each had pink baskets. He had more than 100 blue eggs and I had only 30 or so blue eggs. We were able to exchange with no problems. Maybe it's only if the exchange color is exactly 0?
