The game requires smth competitive

Not sure about the clash of clans comparison, but agree partially with the title.

Doesn't have to be a"competitive"aspect, but the social part of the game is not yet fully utilized. Would be cool if they come up with some cool social features.

Bah

afrokula wrote:
I started playing Clash of Clans, and there are two great things;
1. You can play against or together with other players
2. The Clash of Clans's "donuts" usefull only for speeding up, so basically you can get everything without money (of course impossible in TSTO)

However what about ?1?
Visiting other Springfields and just look or collect 3 buildings is boring..
Maybe Krustyland will include something attractive for multiplayer

Also stealing lemon tree was fun))
Drawing smth rude with eggs was also funny))

Why is something the only word that was shortened?

Also it doesn't need to be competitive. Maybe more social but not competitive.

jone_leaf wrote:
Not sure about the clash of clans comparison, but agree partially with the title.

Doesn't have to be a"competitive"aspect, but the social part of the game is not yet fully utilized. Would be cool if they come up with some cool social features.

well that is what I wanted to say, thx))

Why is something the only word that was shortened?

It is too long for me))

afrokula wrote:

Why is something the only word that was shortened?

It is too long for me))

Here, let me help.

First, you press the 'S' key on your keyboard.
S
Now you press the O.
SO
Now M.
SOM
See where we're going with this? Now press E.
SOME
Now press T.
SOMET
Now hit H. See, we're almost done!
SOMETH
Now hit I!
SOMETHI
Just a couple more letters! Now hit N.
SOMETHIN
Final letter is G! Hit it now.
SOMETHING

How hard was that?

crosby357 wrote:


Final letter is G! Hit it now.
SOMETHING

How hard was that?

Well the G button, or G-spot is worth to be reached))

Weirdest part is that he spelt something in full only a few lines earlier...

melodyhodge wrote:
Weirdest part is that he spelt something in full only a few lines earlier...

And everything as well, which is even longer..

Mjr1124 wrote:

melodyhodge wrote:
Weirdest part is that he spelt something in full only a few lines earlier...

And everything as well, which is even longer..

Very true...