For over a month at least now, they have flat out been ignoring everyone. At first the mods there said the team isn't happy with this either, leading everyone to believe they might undo this horrid change. So their forum board has been exploding with complaints. Added some other thing you can make now, don't care, but free feed? I'd have to upgrade the thing another SIXTEEN LEVELS just to get what I already worked so hard to have. Well without any warning they changed the lab. The free feed you can make in the lab is hugely important for this type of play. To be good at those, players opted to pack in as much production as possible, less space for deco which improves happiness and reduces cost to keep feeding/planting etc. Over the years this game added more and more competitive events. HOURS and HOURS to build up enough game cash for each upgrade, not to mention some of those upgrades take days to complete. It took a very LONG time to upgrade enough to make free feed. Ok, I signed onto this game around their second year in business. This is the option I would recommend for young players, they can learn how the game works and what is or isn't worthwhile in terms of potential spending so that, if they decide to continue to higher level when a more mature, they will be getting best value from any purchases. Recommended strategy is to decide what you consider to be a reasonable and affordable budget and stick to it - potential for spending is enormous if allowed to get out of control.Īlternatively you can just play up to lvl50ish - which need not involve any spending at all - then allow the account to fall into disuse and restart playing with a new player name.
It is one of the most money focussed games I know of and certainly falls into the "pay to win" category at high level. Goodgame Studios are careful to stay within legal bounds in terms of gambling features and misleading advertising within the game - but that leaves a whole lot of room for bombarding players with "1 time only" specials and a host of "game of chance" features which only barely escape gambling legislation because the legal definition does not include in game currency (which, of course, is usually bought with real money!).
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