yes. but saying 16 weeks isn't as bad sounding as 4 months. When you think about it, it will be summertime in 4 months.With that said, are you planning to make an accurate Springfield when you get all of the land, or you just want the land for creative freedoms, because if you're gonna make an accurate Springfield I wouldn't recommend it, because a lot of buildings are not in he game. I'm also a "creative tapper" I guess you could say so I don't think we should all have the same town.

There's actually 1 row added to the bottom, so your calculation is probably off by around 1.5 million. If you follow the pattern down a row should be able to get the majority of the values of those pieces.

Nice good luck also you have about as much land as I do

Thanks. So with the help of Gamer, I need to save up more but I might just leave that row for now. I'm not going to recreate Springfield how it is on the show, it changes a lot. I might start buying some land expansions earlier on, not sure yet, that might be easier though. Thanks for all the help!

No problem. FYI that "bonus" row I listed doesn't have any of the garbage to clean on it, so when you start working your way down you won't notice it till you work on that now second to last bottom row.

phoebexlois wrote:Thanks. So with the help of Gamer, I need to save up more but I might just leave that row for now. I'm not going to recreate Springfield how it is on the show, it changes a lot. I might start buying some land expansions earlier on, not sure yet, that might be easier though. Thanks for all the help!Yea it does like in the episode and Maggie makes 3 they lived across the street from the power plant. I think it is easier buying some now because later on it's more money for your buildings and stuff.

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GamerGD3
11 years ago
There's actually 1 row added to the bottom, so your calculation is probably off by around 1.5 million. If you follow the pattern down a row should be able to get the majority of the values of those pieces.
drosax1
11 years ago
Nice good luck also you have about as much land as I do
phoebexlois
11 years ago
Thanks. So with the help of Gamer, I need to save up more but I might just leave that row for now. I'm not going to recreate Springfield how it is on the show, it changes a lot. I might start buying some land expansions earlier on, not sure yet, that might be easier though. Thanks for all the help!
GamerGD3
11 years ago
No problem. FYI that "bonus" row I listed doesn't have any of the garbage to clean on it, so when you start working your way down you won't notice it till you work on that now second to last bottom row.
drosax1
11 years ago
phoebexlois wrote:
Thanks. So with the help of Gamer, I need to save up more but I might just leave that row for now. I'm not going to recreate Springfield how it is on the show, it changes a lot. I might start buying some land expansions earlier on, not sure yet, that might be easier though. Thanks for all the help!

Yea it does like in the episode and Maggie makes 3 they lived across the street from the power plant. I think it is easier buying some now because later on it's more money for your buildings and stuff.
Bravewall
11 years ago
Hey, it's hip to be square. 8)
phoebexlois
11 years ago
I'm going to save up to $2 million and buy about $1 million worth of land expansions. Then repeat when up to $2 million again and continue until I have obtained it all. And also, new buildings will be added during this time.
4junk3000
New Spectator
11 years ago
thanks for posting that real estate price diagram. i hadn't seen that. it looks like i have a LOOOONG way to go to get the rest of the land. i'm at like 45% owned now, and i've actually found the centerpoint of the current grid. I need to do some planning on paper, but i'm pretty sure i'm going to put my SF town square there. when i finally own the whole grid, it should make that my LZ. (hopefully they'll "foil my plan" by adding more land, which i'd be ok with!)

i'm looking forward to recreating some of the opening credits sequence, and some landmarks. the rest i'll leave to creative license since the town is dynamic and not static.

happy tapping!
kylstrk
11 years ago
Man, I remember when land was like $2,600 and it felt pricey. Now I'm hesitant to buy $86,000, yuck. But thanks for posting this, it looks like I only have like half the land. I don't know how people run out of space
linkwick
11 years ago
Bah - if you were REALLY a geek, you'd have a spreadsheet with all that data to give you %owned, amount to go still, etc. :P

(It might also include pages for every event, Conform-O-Meter, bonus multipliers + decos, total town earnings, KL, tile generation estimates, etc. ... :oops: )