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  juliet603

  17879 posts Member

  April 7, 2014 8:14AM edited April 2014

  You could always concentrate on Krusty land if you haven't already? I've started putting a little bit more effort in to mine now I've got so much cash in Springfield.

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  EldarOfSuburbia

  307 posts

  April 7, 2014 8:24AM edited April 2014

  juliet603 wrote:

  You could always concentrate on Krusty land if you haven't already? I've started putting a little bit more effort in to mine now I've got so much cash in Springfield.

  
  I'm very slowly buying up all the KL land, and I recently re-did my Tunnel Of Love area with the V-Day decorations, which I needed to do because of the Kitsch rating changes.
  
  I plan on going back and doing a new Duff Pavilion area at some point and incorporating all the 7 Duffs, I will likely re-direct characters to KL to speed all that up.
  
  So, yeah, KL is seeing a bit more love these days. If only people would visit!!

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  PeterJamesFoote5

  124 posts Member

  April 7, 2014 8:41AM edited April 2014

  juliet603 wrote:
  You could always concentrate on Krusty land if you haven't already? I've started putting a little bit more effort in to mine now I've got so much cash in Springfield.

  
  Re: Krustyland
  
  I'm at 39 too and have done one re-model and am slowly doing another.
  
  But yesterday was a big day as I finally bought my last parcel of Krustyland!!!!
  
  (I can hear your thunderous applause.
  
  I'm now trying to figure out what added purchases will draw the most visitors and whether maze-like paths through the park do or do not make a difference in visitors staying longer and accumulating ticket credit faster.
  
  
  Is there any known formula for this?
  
  Is there a difference between adding cash, ticket and bonus items like the 10 Doughnut crusty cans in terms of how they enhance visitor revenue? Will adding more plants add any visitors at all? Do fences actually make any difference other than aesthetic?
  
  Thanks!
  
  

  L 939play 2-3x a day. Want friends With good buildings to friends ratio.

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  Bravewall

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  April 7, 2014 9:20AM edited April 2014

  There is always the option of spending the cash on high XP items to level up faster, and get extra donuts, From what I've been told, the beach volleyball nets give you the best XP per cash.

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  MaxxSpider

  5465 posts Member

  April 7, 2014 9:31AM edited April 2014

  PeterJamesFoote5 wrote:

  juliet603 wrote:
  You could always concentrate on Krusty land if you haven't already? I've started putting a little bit more effort in to mine now I've got so much cash in Springfield.

  
  Re: Krustyland
  
  I'm at 39 too and have done one re-model and am slowly doing another.
  
  But yesterday was a big day as I finally bought my last parcel of Krustyland!!!!
  
  (I can hear your thunderous applause.
  
  I'm now trying to figure out what added purchases will draw the most visitors and whether maze-like paths through the park do or do not make a difference in visitors staying longer and accumulating ticket credit faster.
  
  
  Is there any known formula for this?
  
  Is there a difference between adding cash, ticket and bonus items like the 10 Doughnut crusty cans in terms of how they enhance visitor revenue? Will adding more plants add any visitors at all? Do fences actually make any difference other than aesthetic?
  
  Thanks!
  

  
  There are a set number of visitors depending on your star/ball level.
  level 1 - 5 visitors
  level 2 - 10 visitors
  level 3 - 15 visitors
  level 4 - 20 visitors
  level 5 - 30 visitors
  nothing you do in your park outside of increasing that level has any effect on the amount of visitors or the amount of tickets they generate.
  they generate the same ount of tickets no matter what.

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