My way of telling EA that an event was well done and enjoyable---

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  Lancemountain37

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  April 1, 2015 12:33AM edited April 2015

  ephphoneapps wrote:

  :?:

  
  what's :?: about my post?

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  AJtheboss1

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  April 1, 2015 1:00AM edited April 2015

  It's definitely an interesting idea. It's essentially the equivalent of giving a tip to waiter for good service, though in this game it can potentially be tens of thousands of dollars. Not a bad tip for a game.

  "The **** of the future will be the anti-****."

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  chrisgyo

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  April 1, 2015 3:53AM edited April 2015

  so basically convince freemium players to go spend money, good luck

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  patzmcm

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  April 1, 2015 8:49AM edited April 2015

  I'm a regular donut buyer, so EA gets plenty of money from me. But OP I think your idea is a good one - and doesn't involve any one person spending a lot.

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  LPNintendoITA

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  April 1, 2015 8:51AM edited April 2015

  chrisgyo wrote:

  so basically convince freemium players to go spend money, good luck

  yes because with 99c you get bankrupt.

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  amytobler894

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  April 1, 2015 9:57AM edited April 2015

  Never did like the idea of someone else telling me how to spend my money. Even if it's only 99¢

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  maximbarne126

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  April 1, 2015 10:36AM edited April 2015

  AJtheboss1 wrote:

  It's definitely an interesting idea. It's essentially the equivalent of giving a tip to waiter for good service, though in this game it can potentially be tens of thousands of dollars. Not a bad tip for a game.

  
  Haha!

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  4junk3000

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  April 1, 2015 10:51AM edited April 2015

  Lancemountain37 wrote:

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  and if we all do it, I'm sure they'll notice.
  
  
  I did this for the first time in the Clash of Clans event simply because that's when I thought about it. But I certainly would have done it a few time before.
  
  
  So I, like most players, am freemium. I don't buy donuts. But lets get real, that cash keeps the game going.
  
  
  It's simple. If I like an event, I will buy a scratch off ticket at Krusty's for .99. I bought one for **** and this past event. If a huge portion of us freemiums do the same? Well EA would have to listen to that cash influx and quite frankly we should reward a job well done.

  
  Yeah I remember when the little old ladies I delivered a newspaper to, would tip me a nickel. It really told me how much they appreciated my services.

  All my designs look unfinished because i can't place as many plants, streetlights, and fences as i would like. PLEASE REMOVE THE LIMIT, EA!

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