Yearbook Mystery Box

...and done. All 100 items ground for and got. Now breathe. I found this to be the best thing so far this year in terms of keeping my interest in playing. What can EA do to top it?

"BlauMuj;c-2059262" wrote:

"suznstl635;c-2058198" wrote:
The bundles might be difficult to get if you already have 1/3 or half of the set, but what I was able to win is the pope and the waste barrel, and a golf course and Homer's work from home station. Since it doesn't seem to have an end date, I guess I'll keep firing up the old XP collider to get some more stuff. I like being able to complete the character collections at a good sale price.
Forgot to add the 3 eyed whale. One whale down, one to go. :D

Does The Yearbook Mystery Box have an end date? ?

There is no end date in the files.

Just completed all the items out of my year box, so the box disappeared. Managed to reach the 1000% bonus mark,

Before the Yearbook Box came with the mini event....I was at 500 something and now I'm at 750.65% :)

Not sure why so many people are bragging about clearing the mystery box. There was ALOT of terrible junk in there that has no value what so ever. Just because its 'All you can eat' doesnt mean you should have some of everything...

"chrisdirai146;c-2062078" wrote:
Not sure why so many people are bragging about clearing the mystery box. There was ALOT of terrible junk in there that has no value what so ever. Just because its 'All you can eat' doesnt mean you should have some of everything...

One man's trash is another man's treasure...

"chrisdirai146;c-2062078" wrote:
Not sure why so many people are bragging about clearing the mystery box. There was ALOT of terrible junk in there that has no value what so ever. Just because its 'All you can eat' doesnt mean you should have some of everything...

If it doesn't effect you or the way you play your game, why do you care?

I got down to the last 30 or so junk items but by that time I couldn’t help myself and cleared out the box just because I could.

"wembleykid1;c-2062075" wrote:
So, after spending around $500m on KEM harvesting for the past 4 weeks, I've finished collecting everything available for the Yearbook, moving from 650% multiplier to 1124.90%, adding 50+ characters (now about 350 in total) and countless new buildings. Down to 18 tasks to complete (was up to around 95 at one point) and still have $430m and 2000+ doughnuts. Freemium player only, have never spent a cent on the game. There are still a fair few characters I'm missing, hopefully a new Yearbook in the pipeline.

I can relate to your enthusiasm, as I'm someone who never had the luxurious good fortune to be able to afford premium purchases in a game like this.

So this Yearbook feature is a welcome reward for my years of supporting the game as best i could even if i couldn't afford to financially. I choose to ignore asshat critics who are obviously butt-hurt that we are getting for discount/free, what they paid for fully. These people routinely express how dissatisfied they are when the poor get something "they don't deserve". I hate them for their greed and arrogance, and find it comical when their feelings are hurt over their diminished sense of exclusivity.

I'm looking forward to acquiring all features available in the Yearbook, and i sincerely thank EA (again) for offering it to us. It has renewed my enthusiasm for playing the game, which i must assume was their intent.

Happy tapping!

"10AAA10;c-2062246" wrote:
The tsto user cannot afford a $ 5-10 purchase (residents of low-income countries are not counted). It is financially difficult for him. A person does not want to get an education and a new job, he does not try to change his life. He is already comfortable, as he is in his comfort zone. At the same time, the player regularly enters the game and farms donuts. ****? It may be better to switch from the game to something more useful. I do not urge to spend money on the game, this game is conditionally free. How can you spend time playing when you have no money. It may be better to earn real money, not virtual donuts.

On the other hand, perhaps the tsto user is an obscenely wealthy tycoon who got that way by being wise about where to spend his money, and who can't imagine any intelligent person spending real hard-earned money on pretend pink donuts to buy pretend buildings so that his pretend cartoon characters can do pretend jobs so that he can buy more pretend pink donuts. Especially if he can get donuts by tapping one finger on a glass screen. (which is, I fear, one reason that I will never be an obscenely wealthy tycoon).

:)