I'm mostly ok with Krustyland being moved into SF, but I can't say I'm overly pleased with how EA is continuing to handle the land tokens.If I'd been given any warning or clue our future land expansions would be tied into Krustyland, I would have been grinding tickets for weeks (with all the down time I've had with the extra long events). I was even willing to put off the event for awhile to grind out tickets, but was given no option to expand in KL or earn new tickets once I'd updated.I only ended up with 50 tokens, which is pretty much what I was using for everything in Krustyland, and having those 50 new slots barely gives me room for what I'm forced to incorporate into SF now, and no room anything new being added throughout the event OR for everything from the past three events that are just in a huge clump at the bottom of my Springfield or for everything I've been forced to put into storage because I'm out of space.Big points for opening up so many new plots - but really, it does me absolutely no good to have a hundred new plots if there is no way for me to buy them or access them.TLDR version - if you're going to give us land, give us land! Don't just give us the illusion of expanding without being able to open up the plots.

Get rid of land tokens and let us pay with in game cash as thats so much easier then having to wait a couple of months to get the next few tokens or have the option to pay for land tokens with donuts.

The tokens you were given were by design. Everyone got a one-to-one exchange for all the land squares they had unlocked in KL to ensure the player would have enough room to recreate their KL in Springfield if they wish to do so. That aspect seems pretty darn fair to me.On the other hand, Tapped Out is still being way too stingy about the ability of a player to acquire new land with tokens in general. That part hasn't changed any.

Totally agree, I would of also liked to have been given the choice as to where the free land was going, as I have a designed Springfield. Where the game placed the Grand opening entrance screwed it up. I was only given 20 land tokens whereas it seems other people got 90-150. Springfield and Krusty/Itchy-Scratchy Land should have been kept separate IMO. I wonder why the real reason was for combining them?

"jw2190;c-1953567" wrote:Totally agree, I would of also liked to have been given the choice as to where the free land was going, as I have a designed Springfield. Where the game placed the Grand opening entrance screwed it up. I was only given 20 land tokens whereas it seems other people got 90-150. Springfield and Krusty/Itchy-Scratchy Land should have been kept separate IMO. I wonder why the real reason was for combining them?Probably the size of KL that wasnt being used much would be better served in SF. Gives people the option to use the KL items or not while freeing up more land and upping the item count by 600. Seems like a good trade off.

Given the number of threads on this and the number of people who would have maxed out their land before nuking if they had known, a reasonable remedy would be to make land tokens purchasable with KL tickets -- even if it's only a limited number of them.

Petition - everyone should be given 200 land tokens

Castiel_Touk
Seasoned Newcomer
7 years ago
Get rid of land tokens and let us pay with in game cash as thats so much easier then having to wait a couple of months to get the next few tokens or have the option to pay for land tokens with donuts.
TheJuiceLoosene
7 years ago
The tokens you were given were by design. Everyone got a one-to-one exchange for all the land squares they had unlocked in KL to ensure the player would have enough room to recreate their KL in Springfield if they wish to do so. That aspect seems pretty darn fair to me.

On the other hand, Tapped Out is still being way too stingy about the ability of a player to acquire new land with tokens in general. That part hasn't changed any.
2112JAW2112
7 years ago
Totally agree, I would of also liked to have been given the choice as to where the free land was going, as I have a designed Springfield. Where the game placed the Grand opening entrance screwed it up. I was only given 20 land tokens whereas it seems other people got 90-150. Springfield and Krusty/Itchy-Scratchy Land should have been kept separate IMO. I wonder why the real reason was for combining them?
ramrod130
7 years ago
"jw2190;c-1953567" wrote:
Totally agree, I would of also liked to have been given the choice as to where the free land was going, as I have a designed Springfield. Where the game placed the Grand opening entrance screwed it up. I was only given 20 land tokens whereas it seems other people got 90-150. Springfield and Krusty/Itchy-Scratchy Land should have been kept separate IMO. I wonder why the real reason was for combining them?

Probably the size of KL that wasnt being used much would be better served in SF. Gives people the option to use the KL items or not while freeing up more land and upping the item count by 600. Seems like a good trade off.
whoamercy
7 years ago
Given the number of threads on this and the number of people who would have maxed out their land before nuking if they had known, a reasonable remedy would be to make land tokens purchasable with KL tickets -- even if it's only a limited number of them.
TheJuiceLoosene
7 years ago
"whoamercy;c-1953647" wrote:
Given the number of threads on this and the number of people who would have maxed out their land before nuking if they had known, a reasonable remedy would be to make land tokens purchasable with KL tickets -- even if it's only a limited number of them.

I agree with you. That seems like a reasonable solution - a capped number of tokens can be purchased with KL tickets throughout the current event.
johncolombo
Hero+
7 years ago
"whoamercy;c-1953647" wrote:
Given the number of threads on this and the number of people who would have maxed out their land before nuking if they had known, a reasonable remedy would be to make land tokens purchasable with KL tickets -- even if it's only a limited number of them.

well, to be fair most of us had 5 years to finish buying all the land. I even had all the KL land in my crawl town which is only 1 year 5 months old. I guess for newer players this was not good.
BlackFloppyDisk
7 years ago
"TheJuiceLoosener;c-1953560" wrote:
The tokens you were given were by design. Everyone got a one-to-one exchange for all the land squares they had unlocked in KL to ensure the player would have enough room to recreate their KL in Springfield if they wish to do so. That aspect seems pretty darn fair to me.

On the other hand, Tapped Out is still being way too stingy about the ability of a player to acquire new land with tokens in general. That part hasn't changed any.

EA is not being stingy. It's strategic. By not giving you enough tokens to unlock all the land, you will keep playing, because you will have something to play for, in the hopes that you will use real world currency to buy virtual donuts along the way. Several columns were added, but you only get 100 from krustyland being nuked, and you will only get around 6 tokens from each event, which means you will stick around for another 2 years, at least. Each active player is a potential revenue source. When you unlock all the land, EA will just create more land, and the cycle continues.
TheJuiceLoosene
7 years ago
"BlackFloppyDisk;c-1953688" wrote:
"TheJuiceLoosener;c-1953560" wrote:
The tokens you were given were by design. Everyone got a one-to-one exchange for all the land squares they had unlocked in KL to ensure the player would have enough room to recreate their KL in Springfield if they wish to do so. That aspect seems pretty darn fair to me.

On the other hand, Tapped Out is still being way too stingy about the ability of a player to acquire new land with tokens in general. That part hasn't changed any.

EA is not being stingy. It's strategic. By not giving you enough tokens to unlock all the land, you will keep playing, because you will have something to play for, in the hopes that you will use real world currency to buy virtual donuts along the way. Several columns were added, but you only get 100 from krustyland being nuked, and you will only get around 6 tokens from each event, which means you will stick around for another 2 years, at least. Each active player is a potential revenue source. When you unlock all the land, EA will just create more land, and the cycle continues.

You can be strategically stingy. ;)
johncolombo
Hero+
7 years ago
"fastshadow2;c-1953691" wrote:
"johncolombo;c-1953684" wrote:
"whoamercy;c-1953647" wrote:
Given the number of threads on this and the number of people who would have maxed out their land before nuking if they had known, a reasonable remedy would be to make land tokens purchasable with KL tickets -- even if it's only a limited number of them.

well, to be fair most of us had 5 years to finish buying all the land. I even had all the KL land in my crawl town which is only 1 year 5 months old. I guess for newer players this was not good.

i had to use 800 donuts to get the rest of KL land in my crawl, figured there was no reason to get more land until this event :D wow, it has been that long?! doesn’t seem that long ago :o

July 2013 so close enough. :D