Happy Christmas, Mama! Sarah Wiggum now live.

Brought it straight away but 3 hundred is a lot

"icacic0901;c-1979351" wrote:
Bought her. Wish she was voiced

This character has been voiced in the series by Pamela Hayden, not one of the six lead actors, so we pretty much knew she wasn’t going to be voiced in the game.

"icacic0901;c-1979351" wrote:
Bought her. Wish she was voiced

Wish every single character was voiced

LONG over due to have her in the game. So it was a no brainer for me to get her.

Interestingly, when you store the aquarium, she doesn't store. Sarah Wiggum that is, not Maggie like in the previous reply. So it functions like two different purchases instead of one big purchase.

Don't know if this has been covered yet but if you don't complete Sara's task 4 at the aquarium then Ralph and the chief can continue to collect premium event currency.

Yes, the character stores. I still haven’t figured out how to make this building look like it can belong anywhere. Easily one of the ugliest buildings ever offered with a character.

"daved7637397;c-1979536" wrote:


No, to both of your questions. Buildings rarely add to the multiplier.

Something else to consider. Even though the price is ridiculously high, some characters rarely, if ever, come back around. And if they do, it can be a very long time.

Just my $0.02 worth

That's why I didn't hesitate on this deal. I don't like the aquarium at all, but I saw it as a 300-donut spend on a 'must have' character. Donuts come and go...

"Loanet;c-1979635" wrote:
The fact that these non-free items with their tasks don't come back around is just another reason why Tapped Out isn't actually free - you can't get certain things without paying for them.

Now if the game wasn't called free, I wouldn't mind. But it is called free. Except it's not.

Again, this concept is not a difficult one to grasp. The game is free to play. You don't need those things to participate.

"TheJuiceLoosener;c-1979650" wrote:

"Loanet;c-1979635" wrote:
The fact that these non-free items with their tasks don't come back around is just another reason why Tapped Out isn't actually free - you can't get certain things without paying for them.

Now if the game wasn't called free, I wouldn't mind. But it is called free. Except it's not.

Again, this concept is not a difficult one to grasp. The game is free to play. You don't need those things to participate.

It is difficult when you have it in your head that EA is out to get you