Question: Are feeder towns killing the game?
how would it be different if they were not feeder towns? how would you enforce "no feeder towns" since many family members play on different devices You actually should be clamoring for feeder...
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annettemarc wrote:NarraMine88 wrote:neuroheart wrote:NarraMine88 wrote:
Using 10 feeder towns to bump up event currency is cheating in my book.
No, it isn't. A feeder town gives the exact same benefit as having a really good neighbor. (Which is why I haven't bothered, tbh, I have plenty of really good neighbors.)
It's just not cricket, though. I know it's not against any official rules but EA hardly encourages this, do they? Imagine..
Christmas 2014
1. Put Elves in jars by tapping in your town and fire them from the cannon to earn bells!
2. Earn bells by visiting friends!
3. Make yourself 15 feeder towns for "easier" bells! Hell, why not make 20?
How is it "easier" to visit a feeder town than a friend town? Heck, a friend will clear the handshake in their town FOR me, with zero effort on my part. For a handshake in a feeder to be cleared, I need to log out of my town, log into the feeder, clear the handshake, log out of the feeder, and log back into my town. It is much, much, much harder. I don't have a friend doing the work for me.
Yes, exactly this. I have one feeder but only because I have a second device and can keep my two accounts logged in. It would be a pain to have to log out and in over and over. As you say, much, much, much harder than having friends. I like having the feeder account for testing stuff and the like. It is also nice when I miss a dialog because I clicked too fast. It also gave me a chance to enjoy some of the earlier quests again.
