Feeder town?
You can make sure that what you want tapped is tapped
Con you have to create ands maintain another account.
Con you have to create ands maintain another account.
Forum Discussion
- Do you need in-game cash? Do you need a bunch of Squidport tiles? Are you willing to spend a fair bit of time to get these things?
If the answers to all these questions is yes, then a feeder town is for you.
Pro: you control how often your tile or farm or Channel 6 gets tapped. You are no longer at the mercy of your anonymous friends.
Pro: you can get a fair bit of cash fast.
Pro: you can get more than the 150 Squidport tile maximum.
Con: It's tedious logging in to your feeder town every day.
Con: if you don't have 2 devices, it's three times as tedious. Like, head-poundingly tedious.
Con: all your feeder towns take up slots from real people friends.
On the balance, I think it's totally worth it, just for the Squidport tiles alone. Once you've amassed enough in-game cash and tiles, then you can let the feeder towns go.
I have an embarrassingly large number of feeder towns. - Thank you! I mainly wanted one for cash and tiles. I haven't concentrated on Squidport and I want to now but only buy building once every week or so. Thanks for the tips!
