leepierce27 wrote:I've been playing since day one, I've spent nearly 300 dollars on the game and its been fun, but I think I'm over it now. It's gotten to a point where they are making it obvious that the game is 100% about making money instead of being about the fans. They now require us to buy other premium characters and premium items to finish storylines, and if you don't want to shell out an additional twenty bucks, you don't get any closure. I think that from now on I'm only spending my money on items that will help me in life- like lessons for a new skill or a new piece of software that I can write off on my taxes.Adios, TSTO, it's been fun.I find the incorporation of the premium items Into quests an added bonus. They're not required.

Indeed. Premium items are NOT required for main questlines.

Wijsheid wrote:Indeed. Premium items are NOT required for main questlines.Except for the Princess in Freddie Quimby's storyline. I was prompted to buy her three days ago, still nothing.

leepierce27 wrote:Wijsheid wrote:Indeed. Premium items are NOT required for main questlines.Except for the Princess in Freddie Quimby's storyline. I was prompted to buy her three days ago, still nothing.This again- the storyline finishes without her.... It just gives you another peice if you happen to have her

I don't believe you need to spend money to enjoy the game. That said, I don't blame you for losing interest. I feel that way often in between events...and spending money wouldn't change that for me.

sometimes im bored by the game because i need lots of cash for a building or alot of the land. But once im able to design my town a little further im not bored anymore

Is anyone else losing interest in the game?

Wijsheid
10 years ago
Indeed. Premium items are NOT required for main questlines.
leepierce27
10 years ago
Wijsheid wrote:
Indeed. Premium items are NOT required for main questlines.

Except for the Princess in Freddie Quimby's storyline. I was prompted to buy her three days ago, still nothing.
Annathewicked
Rising Traveler
10 years ago
leepierce27 wrote:
Wijsheid wrote:
Indeed. Premium items are NOT required for main questlines.

Except for the Princess in Freddie Quimby's storyline. I was prompted to buy her three days ago, still nothing.

This again- the storyline finishes without her.... It just gives you another peice if you happen to have her
jraffa50
10 years ago
I don't believe you need to spend money to enjoy the game. That said, I don't blame you for losing interest. I feel that way often in between events...and spending money wouldn't change that for me.
larsyuipo
10 years ago
sometimes im bored by the game because i need lots of cash for a building or alot of the land. But once im able to design my town a little further im not bored anymore
ccnqsj985
10 years ago
I wish I had $300 to dump into this game but I'm kind of glad that I don't have it to waste. Buying everything in the game withdonuts seems that it takes away from the fun in the first place. Don't get me wrong id love to buy up the premium menus and the stuff looks cool in other towns. Just cant seem stop thinking that it sometimes is the easy way out of something in game and that. It makes it easier to level up and gain money, for me it takes away from the complexity of the game.
cvf007
10 years ago
i love the game during events, new levels, and when we get new stuff for Frink Points. ive spent money on premium items. (im guessing about 80 bucks so far)

if i really want something premium ill spend money on donuts if i really want the premium item. i take more chances getting donuts from mystery week boxes or visiting friends after maxing out FP's and finishing events.
Zozobras
10 years ago
Not me: yet. I survived the Easter horror.

If they don't give us any wheel/magic box combinations (not up front or disguised) I'll be happy to spend a few donuts in December.

Feeling mellow after receiving the lovely gift of the Staples Building and the Thanksgiving feast table.

Seems a surprise is arriving tomorrow, donut worthy though....

Thanks EA

Snow now please. :wink:
amazonprimechic
10 years ago
It was super addictive in the beginning when I had lots of new levels to complete. Now I quickly lose interest during non-event time. Lvl updates and FP prizes don't excite much, all I really care about are events now.
monkeyhandsL
10 years ago
The opposite. Just started playing again after not playing the game for a a couple of months :D