http://forum.ea.com/eaforum/posts/list/10133063.pageBravewall wrote:At least for me, once I crossed that line between struggling for every bit of in-game cash I could tap, to the point where money just didn't become an issue any more was the biggest game changer. That happened almost instantly with no transition. So I think a veteran player is someone who is not concerned about their funds.I have no personal reference but this was put forward by one of the SF millionaires in an old thread of mine :) I can't wait for that sudden trip from SF rags to riches! House farming would be a step in the backwards direction if you are only starting it now, I think, but I might just be prejudice because I think it looks hideous :P

Rich players are a result of hoarding without spending since they have all the cash buildings and land. Some of them make lots of millions because they have a ton of premium characters with premium payouts, and a good multiplier that doubles/triples the income. House farming is not so crucial when you have 100 taskable characters and a 200% multiplier.

fuffazzoni wrote:Rich players are a result of hoarding without spending since they have all the cash buildings and land. Some of them make lots of millions because they have a ton of premium characters with premium payouts, and a good multiplier that doubles/triples the income. House farming is not so crucial when you have 100 taskable characters and a 200% multiplier.Believe me I really don't want to hoard my money , I would love to spend it, but the question is what on?I used to put my characters on short tasks to build up my money. But like Bravewall said it kind of just happens. :D

A lit of people have been playing since day one, thats the explanation for most people.I admit ive started a house farm, cos I wanna boost my income, the way things are going, the next level update might come with a million dollar building.

For me it was lots of time and patience. I'm not a house farmer, and I think it defeats the purpose of the game, so I got my money from traditional means.

If you set all ur people to tasks and have all of the prem and have more then one of them. I have been playing from the start of the game but I still have not got my first million.

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fuffazzoni
11 years ago
Rich players are a result of hoarding without spending since they have all the cash buildings and land. Some of them make lots of millions because they have a ton of premium characters with premium payouts, and a good multiplier that doubles/triples the income. House farming is not so crucial when you have 100 taskable characters and a 200% multiplier.
theslayer369
11 years ago
fuffazzoni wrote:
Rich players are a result of hoarding without spending since they have all the cash buildings and land. Some of them make lots of millions because they have a ton of premium characters with premium payouts, and a good multiplier that doubles/triples the income. House farming is not so crucial when you have 100 taskable characters and a 200% multiplier.

Believe me I really don't want to hoard my money , I would love to spend it, but the question is what on?

I used to put my characters on short tasks to build up my money. But like Bravewall said it kind of just happens. :D
richardaca969
11 years ago
A lit of people have been playing since day one, thats the explanation for most people.

I admit ive started a house farm, cos I wanna boost my income, the way things are going, the next level update might come with a million dollar building.
AJtheboss1
11 years ago
For me it was lots of time and patience. I'm not a house farmer, and I think it defeats the purpose of the game, so I got my money from traditional means.
benred
11 years ago
If you set all ur people to tasks and have all of the prem and have more then one of them. I have been playing from the start of the game but I still have not got my first million.
dhfjhvgjhvhjfg
11 years ago
Premium stuff helps. I've played since nearly the start. My cousin a year later. I bought some premium stuff not long after my cousin started playing. My cousin bought heaps of premium stuff at the start. Eventually his cash level caught up to mine and surpassed it - he stopped playing for a month too. I currently have 10 mil.
NMayo
11 years ago
Blue. House. Farm.
vic147
11 years ago
It's a combination of house farming ( in the beginning ) and acquiring premium characters, and decorations to boost your multiplier. ( I just recuperated the 10 million I've spent on the sit n rotate, took me about 2 weeks)
VisionGoals
11 years ago
I started in the beginning of February. 2 months ago I got all land expansions plus sea expansions, plus last month I got all aspirations. I now have nothing to use my millions of money for anymore.

What made me gain money fast was to not do any of the quests. Instead I'd put characters on 8 and 12 hour tasks all the time and I used pink and blue house farms.

I don't get why house farms are considered a bad thing though. I love to see a lot of houses in my town make up an entire neighborhood. I make sure to have plenty of space inbetween houses so that cars could drive and I have lamp posts dividing the houses. I go for a realistic look so having lots of houses looks natural for all the inhabitants.
cjryder625
11 years ago
I've been playing for 18 months now, am a freemium player (so don't have many premium items as can only buy with free donuts) and have never house farmed although I do have several of some houses for neighbourhoods and quick-E-marts to keep my star rating up. I'm now up to about 12 million and am trying to decide whether to buy the Sit-N-Rotate or not. The other aspirational I haven't bought yet is the Popsicle Tower as I don't know what to do with it. The money comes eventually without trying too hard.