House Prices

krae_man wrote:
I get why EA did this(and changed the Donuts to money conversion rate to something based on your level) re to make it more likely people buy money with donuts. Problem is its still not worth it. The most expensive donut items are $10-$15 If you buy a boatload. With aspirationals, It's like $140. Granted that's better then the $1500+ It was before but its still way too expensive to even consider. Even with them taking away a faster way of aquirung money without spending donuts.

I've never had a house farm and I have 150,000,000 in cash plus all land and aspirationals. It can be done, you just have to play the game!
:mrgreen:

johncolombo wrote:

krae_man wrote:
I get why EA did this(and changed the Donuts to money conversion rate to something based on your level) re to make it more likely people buy money with donuts. Problem is its still not worth it. The most expensive donut items are $10-$15 If you buy a boatload. With aspirationals, It's like $140. Granted that's better then the $1500+ It was before but its still way too expensive to even consider. Even with them taking away a faster way of aquirung money without spending donuts.

I've never had a house farm and I have 150,000,000 in cash plus all land and aspirationals. It can be done, you just have to play the game!
:mrgreen:

Oh I know. My Town earns Approx 300k/day from the 85% multiplier I've slowly accumulated, the 100 or so characters, and the non farm buildings. My point that its still not even remotely worth it to buy cash with donuts despite EAs attempt to make it so stays true.

krae_man wrote:

johncolombo wrote:

krae_man wrote:
I get why EA did this(and changed the Donuts to money conversion rate to something based on your level) re to make it more likely people buy money with donuts. Problem is its still not worth it. The most expensive donut items are $10-$15 If you buy a boatload. With aspirationals, It's like $140. Granted that's better then the $1500+ It was before but its still way too expensive to even consider. Even with them taking away a faster way of aquirung money without spending donuts.

I've never had a house farm and I have 150,000,000 in cash plus all land and aspirationals. It can be done, you just have to play the game!
:mrgreen:

Oh I know. My Town earns Approx 300k/day from the 85% multiplier I've slowly accumulated, the 100 or so characters, and the non farm buildings. My point that its still not even remotely worth it to buy cash with donuts despite EAs attempt to make it so stays true.

I'm not happy about the increased house prices either, but I rarely buy houses.

Again, only affect new players, I had luck with the tileglitch and blue houses in storage (700) I never sell them because when new land comes and I need cash, I place a couple of them and tab them a couple weeks. :mrgreen:

But I understand the new players reaction, housefarming is over now. :cry:

But it is also a way EA dont want us to have mutch feeder towns ! also not good for new players,
(I have a feeder town with 1200 blue houses :mrgreen: )

00-marco_rosas wrote:

johncolombo wrote:

krae_man wrote:
I get why EA did this(and changed the Donuts to money conversion rate to something based on your level) re to make it more likely people buy money with donuts. Problem is its still not worth it. The most expensive donut items are $10-$15 If you buy a boatload. With aspirationals, It's like $140. Granted that's better then the $1500+ It was before but its still way too expensive to even consider. Even with them taking away a faster way of aquirung money without spending donuts.

I've never had a house farm and I have 150,000,000 in cash plus all land and aspirationals. It can be done, you just have to play the game!
:mrgreen:

The secret to winning the game is spending tons of donuts and having a 400% multiplier. *wink*

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LagginPotato64 wrote:
Once you get down to the last 30 houses the price gradually drops.

is this true? :shock:

I was thinking of selling but now i'm not so sure...it would really irritate me if I sold half my houses and the price start to fall

I disagree with the change. If someone wants to house farm who cares? Then there is always something to click in an event.

so do the prices go down after you sell some?

i gave a warning, some didn't listen, and then this.
and yes they do but they go back up as soon as you buy

bump for merge