Feeling Sad

I started playing day one the game came out just stopped playing for a long time. I will get there. I used to be at the level cap constantly. I guess i just need people who are online as I feel like most people on my list don't play anymore or that much

Plus it's good to remember that it isn't a race; it's a marathon... long term commitment. Just keep working at it and you'll get there. Those that have a lot of items/land/ etc. have probably been playing for a really long time.

No matter what your friends have, there will always be someone with more or with a more creative setup.

Just enjoy the game and designing your town. Dont worry about what some of your friends have in their towns, there will always be someone who has more than you.
Check through your friends list and if you have some that havent played for a while then replace them, if you want, with people who are currently playing. Doesnt really effect this event but some events rely on good friends and their visits.

Yeah I know, lol I'm impatient.

If you have been away, welcome back. But there's no reason to feel sad.

The goal of the game is not to be hovering at the end of it all the time, waiting for the next new thing. The goal is not to have the highest multiplier, or the most cash or donuts, or to have every feature.

The goal is to have fun! So what about this game is actually the fun part for you?

If it's being competitive with other players and having something "better" than they do, i can't help you because i don't think that way.

But if fun for you is designing a town that's unique, with clever and amusing features, you can resume doing that any time! And there's no time limit!

If fun for you is designing as best you can with the resources available to you, no matter what they are, well you can do that all you like! It's your very own SF!

If fun to you is coming here to talk about the exciting new parts of the game, or to build something new then share a pic with us, well you can certainly do that any time! We're always here!

Please try to look up out of your blue mood, and please try to step back from your mad rush to consume all to be bought, and tap all to be tapped.

See instead, that this game is fun when you commit to the long haul. Accept the limitations of your (and your budget's) abilities. It's not about collecting and winning. It's about creating and sharing.

This is the path to zen tapping! Get on it! Feel the joy!


Are you buying any of this?


It sounds hokey, but the secret is, it's all true! Of course it takes a little patience and an open mind. Yeah i know, who has those anymore.

Good luck and happy tapping!

haha, no that helps. I think i just want money and land so i can be creative.The way some of these missions are working where you have to pay to do it drains money as soon as you make it. I'll get there.

4junk3000 wrote:
If you have been away, welcome back. But there's no reason to feel sad.

The goal of the game is not to be hovering at the end of it all the time, waiting for the next new thing. The goal is not to have the highest multiplier, or the most cash or donuts, or to have every feature.

The goal is to have fun! So what about this game is actually the fun part for you?

If it's being competitive with other players and having something "better" than they do, i can't help you because i don't think that way.

But if fun for you is designing a town that's unique, with clever and amusing features, you can resume doing that any time! And there's no time limit!

If fun for you is designing as best you can with the resources available to you, no matter what they are, well you can do that all you like! It's your very own SF!

If fun to you is coming here to talk about the exciting new parts of the game, or to build something new then share a pic with us, well you can certainly do that any time! We're always here!

Please try to look up out of your blue mood, and please try to step back from your mad rush to consume all to be bought, and tap all to be tapped.

See instead, that this game is fun when you commit to the long haul. Accept the limitations of your (and your budget's) abilities. It's not about collecting and winning. It's about creating and sharing.

This is the path to zen tapping! Get on it! Feel the joy!


Are you buying any of this?


It sounds hokey, but the secret is, it's all true! Of course it takes a little patience and an open mind. Yeah i know, who has those anymore.

Good luck and happy tapping!

:thumbup: Well said, 4j3k! 8)