Soooo im done unless i save up donuts?

AnaMia15

Im lvl 69 and just finished girl next cell over part ten and i dont have enough donuts(only have 1 going to start saving till i can get a premium character) for any more characters to start new quests. I only have noberts tasks and the kbtv questline in my book(box wise,i have SH which i dont feel like doing,the tree which is going to take forever and money mountain to do(hell no). My question is this,are there anymore story questslines that can be done with me buying buildings for cash? Or do i have to save up donuts to get more buildings,characters for questlines( minus any event questlines) ill do money mountain if i must,but the tree questline,i have only two characters that can produce fertilizer,so i just gave up on that one to. SH got boring imo,so i stopped doing it.

bluntcard

The redwood tree and money mountain aren't required to advance, they are just extra fun things that you can ignore forever, if you like. Quests ended at level 60. Now you just play the game and events if you choose, events are not required. You can build houses to collect income, send characters on tasks to collect income, and from this point on, that's basically the game. Anything paid for with donuts is not required to continue the game.

Is this what you're asking?

AnaMia15

bluntcard wrote: »

The redwood tree and money mountain aren't required to advance, they are just extra fun things that you can ignore forever, if you like. Quests ended at level 60. Now you just play the game and events if you choose, events are not required. You can build houses to collect income, send characters on tasks to collect income, and from this point on, that's basically the game. Anything paid for with donuts is not required to continue the game.

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when i reached lvl 59, thats when i needed to get the prison bus. it took me a few days to get the prison bus,but by then,i was passed lvl 60.i think i was lvl 61-62. And with the exp needed 40k each lvl till lvl 100(i wikied it cuz i kept having to get 40k each lvl,wasnt sure if that was correct or a bug lol,i also had a feeling that with the huge amount of money needed for the bus,that that was the last quest.) I finished part ten of a girl next cell over a couple hours ago. Hmm i think i will do money mountain. And yes.

bluntcard

After all of the levels, then yes, the quests stop because you have finished the levels. So now, you just wait for events and play the events ( if you want to ). You can donut farm ( google it ), to get more donuts if you don't want to spend real money. It takes time to acquire things in the game. People have been playing for years.

daved7637397

Fyi money mountain gives you a skin for mr burns they pays out more then the priemum rate. It does cost a small fortune and takes a while but its worth it for the skin if you ask me

AnaMia15

daved7637397 wrote: »

Fyi money mountain gives you a skin for mr burns they pays out more then the priemum rate. It does cost a small fortune and takes a while but its worth it for the skin if you ask me

Sweet,ok thanks!

matthewtracy

Finishing Springfield Heights gives you a character, Paris Texas (a Paris Hilton clone). Trust me, the 8-hour SH tasks make the grind MUCH more tolerable nowadays.

The next premium character you buy should be Luanne Van Houton. She actually initiates two separate storylines. You may have noticed you can't buy the Fleet-a-pita truck yet, and she's the reason.

Linkwick

Gina is level 59. There's still the Wise Guy (comes with Googolplex) for level 60 if you don't have him.
But yes, apart from that, it's all short-term events & tie-ins from now on.

miraclemet

Also heres a tip. When you get a new character during an event (from earning some sort of event currency) wait to do their quest (unless necessary to advance the event, but it rarely is). This helps fill the lull between events.

Also sounds like its time to start acumulating cash so you can start KEM farming for doughnut so you CAN buy those premium charactersd'nutd dont forget the weekly railyard d'nuts, and the maggie hunt d'nuts.