Springfield Hts quests impossible!!
tayloralli881 wrote: Trying to upgrade the buildings as per the MANY quests is proving impossible (at least without spending $ on thousands of donuts). How are we expected to upgrade, when several b...
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It can be done. I haven't spent a single donut yet on anything related to Springfield Heights, and I just passed 338 million. I don't play the game all day long and I even started SH late - not until the forced update - and I have missed a few days since then as well.
My strategy is simple. Set aside time each day (mine is early morning, I may get lucky with an hour in the evening). Set your simple goals for the day - whether it is upgrading a single building, accumulating constructables, or land expansion - and just really work towards that goal. Some goals can multitask if they don't interfere with each other. And just tap away! Don't worry about your ranking or property values. There are days when mine doesn't really budge at all. It will eventually go up.
Also, if you collected the limit of a constructable, don't just let it sit idle - get a decoration with it and put those characters back to task working for those constructables. For instance, I must have at least two dozen gold trees and a few jet skis because I collected the max for chairs at the furniture shop. Those decorations can, in the end, earn a lot of property value for you!
My strategy is simple. Set aside time each day (mine is early morning, I may get lucky with an hour in the evening). Set your simple goals for the day - whether it is upgrading a single building, accumulating constructables, or land expansion - and just really work towards that goal. Some goals can multitask if they don't interfere with each other. And just tap away! Don't worry about your ranking or property values. There are days when mine doesn't really budge at all. It will eventually go up.
Also, if you collected the limit of a constructable, don't just let it sit idle - get a decoration with it and put those characters back to task working for those constructables. For instance, I must have at least two dozen gold trees and a few jet skis because I collected the max for chairs at the furniture shop. Those decorations can, in the end, earn a lot of property value for you!
